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are there amhr shows in the west to? l would excited to get a all star nice for you you did good.

one judge and triple points no wonder it's a popular place how much easier can things get.

:aktion033: :aktion033: coming out of the closet and admitting you havn't the very best in names but likeing what you do have and breed is nice to know l am sure theres many more backyarders with the same intention for the enjoyment of having the minatures without worrying about how much money...

many people fiqure that the hay cubes are good hay but anyone who works at these plants can tell you that isnt true most of the time it can be a shock to see what happens to a rotten bale of hay that comes out so nice in a bag as a cube.

that sure is a small foal, is it a filly or colt you didnt say hard to tell from the name. is it safe to lunge them that young l always was told it was bad for the legs under the age of 1.

yes he doe not like any of the horses and not the chickens and sheep. l would like to keep him but have very little time l work out he stays most ly in the stall has free choice to come or go with a large outdoor space. he is good but l worry he will be to lonely here now and unhappy with no...

what else is there to do with agelding 14 years old that does not do well at shows anymore. he does most everything asked is kind does not like other animals and just likes to be in a stall most of times. the youth that was here is now gone and he looks lonsome. is this what a gelding does when...

do you mean its not the knee itself but the area below the knee and to the hoof needs to be straight and not angled towards the back.

could someone be so kind as to post a picture or explain what is meant by over at the knees. l've done a search and read some on it but for the life of me can't see how to tell if a miniature is over at the knee or not. thankyou for any help.

great going cody thats something to be proud of. :aktion033:

l find a lot of people will find fault with any horse under 30 to be faulty on the other hand there are just as many taller over sized ones who show with the same faults but having longer legs going for them people seem to overlook the long bodies short necks and bulky heads on the end.

l havent heard of a training show halter before so cant help you. for mine l train in a regular everyday halter if l want a chain on for whatever reason l have various sizes of chock chains like you use on the dogs l put through the rings under the chin and snap to the lead. they learn fairly...

shirly temple

yummmmmy makes me want some of that nice golden hot buttered toast and hot chocolate with a drop of spirits. for health of course.

l just throw my 1/4 cup in with the rest of whats in the bucket for each. also makes for some nice sunflower plants in odd places in summer.

lm with everyone else the first thing that hit me was hes skimpy and his hoofs are a mess them being black didnt help. sandpaper and elbow grease is the prefered way to go. he might not be lazy he might be tired and have no energy for work.

sling shot.

l would never trust someone else to foal out a mare who l had a deal with because l wanted the foal. sometimes its done and there is no foal and it isnt because something went wrong with the animals. you need a lot of faith and an iron clad contract you can afford to back up.

l added my 2 10s good shot.

the odds are you hit a black spot and started to spin. l have more then a few times spun out on the way to work but the good thing never in the same spot twice. the one l dont ever forget is when l was spun around on the highway and faced oncoming traffic and 1 car drove into the ditch so we...