laughingllama75
Overrun with beasties
Nice! Love the little long ears. 
Horse Pictures
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Thistlefield
Chillin' with the herd
Beautiful! I have a soft spot for appys.
You can ship that lovely donk to meeeee!
You can ship that lovely donk to meeeee!
miss_thenorth
Overrun with beasties
Here's my two. Thunder is a 3yo paint/percheron, and Jiggs is a 9 yo QH. My daughter, who is horse crazy, saved up her money and bought Thunder when my dd was only 9 yo.
Thistlefield
Chillin' with the herd
heh heh - he'd fit right in with my goats!
Chickerdoodle13
Overrun with beasties
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These are my four guys!
The first horse is Stetson. He's about 6 or 7 years old and was a ranch horse from Mexico. We had a little bit of trouble with him during the past year. He started getting really nasty. We switched his food over and he's done a complete turn around. He's a good boy, and I'm finally enjoying riding him!
My dad, attempting to lope Stetson. Stetson isn't so comfortable loping in the round pen yet, so it takes him a few times to settle down.
Next is Sedona, the new horse we picked up on Mother's Day. She's a five year old red roan QH. She's been excellent so far, but we have not yet ridden her. She is supposed to be broke to ride and great on trails.
Cheyenne, my two year old filly. She's going to be a small horse, but I'm hoping she fills out/grows enough for me to ride her. Otherwise, she will be my training project and we will look to sell her after she's been trained.
This is Sonny, our OLD Palomino gelding. He's a great horse, but is getting really difficult to keep weight on. His old saddle doesn't even fit him anymore because he lost so much weight over the winter. We are working hard to get him to gain the weight back. He's always been a difficult keeper though, and gets worse with old age. We figure he is about 25.
The first horse is Stetson. He's about 6 or 7 years old and was a ranch horse from Mexico. We had a little bit of trouble with him during the past year. He started getting really nasty. We switched his food over and he's done a complete turn around. He's a good boy, and I'm finally enjoying riding him!
My dad, attempting to lope Stetson. Stetson isn't so comfortable loping in the round pen yet, so it takes him a few times to settle down.
Next is Sedona, the new horse we picked up on Mother's Day. She's a five year old red roan QH. She's been excellent so far, but we have not yet ridden her. She is supposed to be broke to ride and great on trails.
Cheyenne, my two year old filly. She's going to be a small horse, but I'm hoping she fills out/grows enough for me to ride her. Otherwise, she will be my training project and we will look to sell her after she's been trained.
This is Sonny, our OLD Palomino gelding. He's a great horse, but is getting really difficult to keep weight on. His old saddle doesn't even fit him anymore because he lost so much weight over the winter. We are working hard to get him to gain the weight back. He's always been a difficult keeper though, and gets worse with old age. We figure he is about 25.
laughingllama75
Overrun with beasties
Oh wow......mommy like.......I LOVE the red roan mare. Whooeeee, she is built to work. I bet you will have fun with her, what is her breeding (if you dont mind my asking)?
Riverfarming
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The one above is Kokopelli' Secret. And her she is with her momma Secret
WildRoseBeef
Range nerd & bovine enthusiast
Lovely photos everyone! I too love the roan, her musculature looks like she's one that a body can't have in the pen all day!
