Foals.
08-13-2009, 11:22 AM
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***clapping with glee*** I am sooooo glad you posted pictures of Tucker and Mazie! I NEVER get tired of looking at them. They are both just so beautiful and fascinating.
Wow, Tucker is turning into a big boy, isn't he? My two favorites are the airborne one and where he's looking over his shoulder. And Mazie just looks like the prim and proper little girl and her coloring is gorgeous.
Thank you Karla for bringing them back to us.
Wow, Tucker is turning into a big boy, isn't he? My two favorites are the airborne one and where he's looking over his shoulder. And Mazie just looks like the prim and proper little girl and her coloring is gorgeous.
Thank you Karla for bringing them back to us.
08-13-2009, 11:59 AM
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We did a charity thing Saturday with the Therapy Dogs and there was a group of small horses there also. They were adorable and so gentle. They were all rescue horses, and it made you want to cry to hear some of the stories of how they were when this couple got them. They weren't shy around my dog at all. The kids really loved them.
08-13-2009, 03:16 PM
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Thank you for sharing these photos of your foals. They are so beautiful,I wish I lives nearer to give them a cuddle.
My daughter is a huge horse fan and she will love to see the photos. Stephanie has done lots of riding is the high country in victoria australia during her school holidays.
Cheers jackie.
My daughter is a huge horse fan and she will love to see the photos. Stephanie has done lots of riding is the high country in victoria australia during her school holidays.
Cheers jackie.
08-16-2009, 05:09 AM
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Karla, you have more than a few 'followers' of your pictures, and of these sweetie pies. They have so much personality, and Tucker wanting a kiss, awww, my kitty cat, Ginger is the same way! She always wants mama to love her up a little before she settles down to eat :D
08-16-2009, 05:28 AM
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Thanks, quiltncrazy. :D
They are expensive--but thankfully neither Mark not I want to go anywhere--so they are our yearly vacation. :wink: My idea was to have a few foals every other year to sell and make up part of the cost of having them, but, ah, it doesn't work that way when I don't want to sell them! :roll: That's one big reason for no more babies--at least for now. :wink:
I don't think I could ever afford it!
08-16-2009, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by barnbum
They are expensive--but thankfully neither Mark not I want to go anywhere--so they are our yearly vacation. :wink: My idea was to have a few foals every other year to sell and make up part of the cost of having them, but, ah, it doesn't work that way when I don't want to sell them! :roll: That's one big reason for no more babies--at least for now. :wink:
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