Shortpig
Well-Known Member
Well my last foal Koda who is now 3yo is being gelded today. A friend who is also a Vet Tech and the best Horse Doc in area will be doing it today. She picked up both he and his Sire yesterday and her husband is having the time of his life with these guys. Boarders at her barn are really enjoying them also. People are
totally shocked that #1 they are both Stallions and the sweetest horses they have seen in a long time, and
2nd they are like angel fish. They are totally joined at the hip and do not want to be separated for even a moment. It has always been if Dad will do it, Koda will do it. She took both because the trauma and stress of the surgery will be bad enough without trying to separate these two and adding more trauma and stress.
She will take full care of them following surgery until Koda is healed and she is supposed to bring them both
back home. In the interim I will visit them and the plus is she has a big indoor arena so the cart is going up on the weekend and I will enjoy driving Jimmy and will share him with whoever at her barn wants to learn
to drive or just enjoy the ride. Jimmy is totally a beginners driving horse. Yesterday she had to send her
hubby back to the house as he was stuffing them with treats of the healthy nature. Carrots and Apples. But
she told him I didn't want obese horses so he needed to stop feeding them constantly. Of course they didn't
mind. Then he was also concerned that Jimmy couldn't see thru is long forelock so I gave permission for him
to braid it. That is what he wants to do. What really bothers him the most is one year ago I offered him Koda
for free and he had to say no they didn't have room at the time. Now the plan is when Koda is recovered he will be heading to a professional trainer here in Oregon to learn to drive. He is built to drive and because of all the white and his awesome floating trot he will be very flashy in harness. He is very dark with a very light flaxen mane and tail. Funny I couldn't give this boy away.
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totally shocked that #1 they are both Stallions and the sweetest horses they have seen in a long time, and
2nd they are like angel fish. They are totally joined at the hip and do not want to be separated for even a moment. It has always been if Dad will do it, Koda will do it. She took both because the trauma and stress of the surgery will be bad enough without trying to separate these two and adding more trauma and stress.
She will take full care of them following surgery until Koda is healed and she is supposed to bring them both
back home. In the interim I will visit them and the plus is she has a big indoor arena so the cart is going up on the weekend and I will enjoy driving Jimmy and will share him with whoever at her barn wants to learn
to drive or just enjoy the ride. Jimmy is totally a beginners driving horse. Yesterday she had to send her
hubby back to the house as he was stuffing them with treats of the healthy nature. Carrots and Apples. But
she told him I didn't want obese horses so he needed to stop feeding them constantly. Of course they didn't
mind. Then he was also concerned that Jimmy couldn't see thru is long forelock so I gave permission for him
to braid it. That is what he wants to do. What really bothers him the most is one year ago I offered him Koda
for free and he had to say no they didn't have room at the time. Now the plan is when Koda is recovered he will be heading to a professional trainer here in Oregon to learn to drive. He is built to drive and because of all the white and his awesome floating trot he will be very flashy in harness. He is very dark with a very light flaxen mane and tail. Funny I couldn't give this boy away.