MooreAcres
Well-Known Member
Today I finally put my stallion, Chip, and gelding, Tango, together in the same field. I am proud to announce that they are doing WONDERFUL!!!
About a year and a half ago or so, I put Chip, his sire (Jimmy, who was staying here at the time), and Tango out together. They did fine until one day when Tango came up lame. I assumed it was because Chip, being the rough-housing 2 year old he was, got to riding Tango around. The size difference and weight caused Tango to strain and pull some muscles. He recovered, but they weren't allowed to play together anymore.
Now that Tango is a gelding, I figured things might be different. I was right. Things seem to be going fantastic and it looks as though Tango is the boss, at least for the time being. One minute they're pinning their ears and biting at eachother, the next they're scratching the others shoulder.
Hopefully things keep going well. I'll keep you posted. Thanks for letting me share, I was just so excited.
Erin



About a year and a half ago or so, I put Chip, his sire (Jimmy, who was staying here at the time), and Tango out together. They did fine until one day when Tango came up lame. I assumed it was because Chip, being the rough-housing 2 year old he was, got to riding Tango around. The size difference and weight caused Tango to strain and pull some muscles. He recovered, but they weren't allowed to play together anymore.
Now that Tango is a gelding, I figured things might be different. I was right. Things seem to be going fantastic and it looks as though Tango is the boss, at least for the time being. One minute they're pinning their ears and biting at eachother, the next they're scratching the others shoulder.
Hopefully things keep going well. I'll keep you posted. Thanks for letting me share, I was just so excited.
Erin