Meet Pearl, New Horse

[Baymule]

She looks amazing! I think that she and Joe would get along. Are they pastures together?

Yes, we have 4 horses. Joe is retired and so is Sparkles, a 32 year old Tennessee Walker mare. We also have Prince, a blaze faced, stocking legged chestnut, about 10 years old.

 

[Beekissed]

Because you started point it at things and pushing the picture taking button?

Bruce, sometimes you make me laugh so hard I cry down my leg!

Yeah, I want to see Pearl too....and the rest of your horses, for that matter. I love to see me some horses.

 

[Baymule]

@B&B Happy goats this is for you. I just snapped a pic of Pearl. She is still thin, but I see small improvements that don’t show up in a picture.

 

[B&B Happy goats]

THANK YOU SO MUCH...I just love Miss Pearl ...she sure has come a long way on her road to recovery, she looks nice Bay ...she sure is one fortunate horse having you find her ! ...I just went back to the first page of this journal and looked at the first picture you posted of her ...you really need to put these two pictures together...hard to believe it is the same animal...great job ,


and thank you for your fast reply to my request for a picture of her.....

 

[Mini Horses]

and thank you for your fast reply to my request for a picture of her.....

HEY -- what's a few MONTHS between friends???


She is so very improved from buying her. Trust -- it will grow but, yes, sounds like a male treated her wrong, big time.

 

[Baymule]

At the top of a horse’s front legs, is a muscle that protrudes in a rounded shape. @Mini Horses you know what I mean, I’m not describing it very well. She had no muscle, it was flat. Well, now that muscle is there, not real big, but it is there. Victory.

 

[AmberLops]

Wow she's gorgeous!

 

[B&B Happy goats]

Wow she's gorgeous!

Did you look at the picture when Bay first got her ? .....total diffrence .....

 

[AmberLops]

I just did! Oh my goodness...she looks like a completely different horse!
You did good Bay

 

[Baymule]

Thanks y'all. Her picture just spoke to me. She was so skinny, so what we call "pore" she ate hay for 2 weeks and barely came up for a breath of air. She now follows me around, wants to hang out with me and has come a long way. She is still thin. It has crossed my mind that maybe she was starved all her life and just never had any muscle mass. Maybe there is no muscle to restore because she never had any in the first place. If that is the case, it may take a long time to build her up to what I consider to be a healthy looking horse.

She lost all that shaggy dead hair and slicked out real nice. She is a dream to ride, for all the abuse she obviously suffered, she had good training.