My ride on the ever-dependable Doodles (Heather's dad's horse) was as vanilla and undramatic as I could have hoped for. I took pix of some of the new horses, but I'll save those for another day.
I was home by about 1 p.m. and decided to feed early to take advantage of the sunshine. I'm the cafeteria lady for the foreseeable future, and during the week, it's dark by the time I get home, so feeding in the warm sun is a treat.
I can't give Daltrey all his food at once because he flings it, and the big Boyz will take it, in any case. It takes him at least 45 minutes and often longer to eat his two scoops of feed.
Cindi
Martha
I will make you give me the contents of
that bucket by the power of my superior will.
that bucket by the power of my superior will.
The closer I get to you, the more distracted you'll be.
You won't notice that I'm also close enough
to bite that baby and take his chow.
You won't notice that I'm also close enough
to bite that baby and take his chow.
Daltrey is a young horse.
10 comments:
nice that you go ta ride.Daltrey is looking good , warts and all!
One must always be properly hydrated when one goes out to feed. That Bud Light with Lime stuff is pretty good, isn't it?
What is this "sunshine" of which you speak, southling?
hes sure looking good! Glad you got a good ride too!
so, who got the "bl"? ha ha. ah, feeding in the sun - yes! a treat. happy you got a stress free ride in.
Daltrey is such a good looking grown up!! They grow so fast! While I was in Oklahoma, I knew my filly was going to grow, but did she ever sprout up and her head and butt got bigger!!
Who are you kidding... Daltrey is still a baby!!!!!
What's up with the warts?
Yes, he's still a baby, and he'll prolly always be my baby :-)
Daltrey is gorgeous!
Daltrey is beautiful and so healthy looking! They grow so fast, don't they? I'm glad I finally got a moment to catch up a little. Sending you a big hug from Africa, Leah!
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