Smart Red
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And quite possibly worth its weight in gold. Precious looking koi you have there! Is it moving to Ireland with you?
Sneak Preview... =0
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ninnymary
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Aww....I want to smell that white horse! 
Mary
Mary
baymule
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Looks like she's right at home!
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Carol Dee
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Awww, they look so happy!
canesisters
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Precious!
Makes me really long to have someone in my pastures again...
Makes me really long to have someone in my pastures again...
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Fresh baled hay is a wonderful scent, very sweet and pleasant. If mice and possibly snakes didn't hide in it, I'd nap in the hay shed...
Minis are doing well. Mini was herding the filly away from getting too close to me, had to do some herding of my own! Such a brat! Also found out she's a bit food aggressive towards the filly, will have to remember that for when I introduce them with the big ones. My big mare can be a little bit of a snot over food as well.
Minis are doing well. Mini was herding the filly away from getting too close to me, had to do some herding of my own! Such a brat! Also found out she's a bit food aggressive towards the filly, will have to remember that for when I introduce them with the big ones. My big mare can be a little bit of a snot over food as well.
baymule
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They do get serious over their feed. I have to feed in order, lead mare first, then #2 mare, then mule and last the gelding pictures in my avatar. My husband fed for me one day and he unknowingly went backwards. He came home telling me how they were all biting and running at each other. I asked what order he fed them in and he told me. I laughed and told him it was a lucky thing those mares didn't eat poor Joe alive for getting fed before them!
