Jill
Aspiring Cowgirl
Today Harvey and I went to the Virginia Miniature Horse Club's summer show and had a good time. We took 5 horses and believe it or not, it was the first time we ever hauled horses in our fancy "new" (got it last September) gooseneck miniature horse trailer from Wrangler
: It was an exciting day on all acounts and the trailer hauled fabulously.
Each horse we took was either Grand or Reserve Grand and we even got a 1st in color, too. It was the first time either Hope or Flirt (mother and daughter) were ever shown and I was proud of how they handled all of it.
Haven't sweated anyone this year, and haven't even lunged in about 2 weeks because we've been getting so many thunderstorms and the footing in my round pen (sawdust over clay dirt) has been too slick. Still, I am proud how they looked and behaved, and proud of how the ones I've grown up / am growing up are coming along
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Didn't have time to take pictures AT the show but did grab some here at home before we let our hooved wonders go back to being "just horses". The show was 3.5 hours away in Lynchburg and we left around 4am. Got home by 3:30pm but all of us, horse and human, are tired.
Hope you will enjoy the shots on my sidewalk, and thanks for letting me share.
Harrells Flirting With Perfection1st Place Yearling A Division Mare, 3rd Place Solid Color Mare, Reserve Grand Champion Junior A Division Mare
Harrells Rowdys Reflection of Hope
1st Place Senior A Division Mare, 2nd Place Solid Color mare, Grand Champion Senior A Division Mare
keep in mind she's already had 2 foals and possibly carrying her 3rd
Tibbs Sundowner
1st Place Senior A Division Gelding, Grand Champion Senior A Division Gelding
Little Kings BT Bacardi Gold
2nd Place Senior B Division Gelding, 1st Place Solid Color Stallion / Gelding, Reserve Grand Champion Senior B Divsion Gelding
Erica's Gone and DunIT
1st Place Two Year Old A Division Stallion, Grand Champion Junior A Division Stallion
Each horse we took was either Grand or Reserve Grand and we even got a 1st in color, too. It was the first time either Hope or Flirt (mother and daughter) were ever shown and I was proud of how they handled all of it.
Haven't sweated anyone this year, and haven't even lunged in about 2 weeks because we've been getting so many thunderstorms and the footing in my round pen (sawdust over clay dirt) has been too slick. Still, I am proud how they looked and behaved, and proud of how the ones I've grown up / am growing up are coming along
Didn't have time to take pictures AT the show but did grab some here at home before we let our hooved wonders go back to being "just horses". The show was 3.5 hours away in Lynchburg and we left around 4am. Got home by 3:30pm but all of us, horse and human, are tired.
Hope you will enjoy the shots on my sidewalk, and thanks for letting me share.
Harrells Flirting With Perfection1st Place Yearling A Division Mare, 3rd Place Solid Color Mare, Reserve Grand Champion Junior A Division Mare
Harrells Rowdys Reflection of Hope
1st Place Senior A Division Mare, 2nd Place Solid Color mare, Grand Champion Senior A Division Mare
keep in mind she's already had 2 foals and possibly carrying her 3rd
Tibbs Sundowner
1st Place Senior A Division Gelding, Grand Champion Senior A Division Gelding
Little Kings BT Bacardi Gold
2nd Place Senior B Division Gelding, 1st Place Solid Color Stallion / Gelding, Reserve Grand Champion Senior B Divsion Gelding
Erica's Gone and DunIT
1st Place Two Year Old A Division Stallion, Grand Champion Junior A Division Stallion
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