Thanks everyone.
Sue, yeah about that cutting back thing.....
Haven't we learned in the past that I'm no good at that? I bought 9 in 2 months so I have 16 on my property now (9 girls, 4 adult stallions and 3 jr stallions) Plus my "new" gelding down at Hillary's in KY. I'm contemplating sending down Sage to be gelded and driven some more too.
Targetsmom, sure you can help name him.........
Mark, most of them were "bought" the last time I saw you, but I don't usually say much until they're in my barn just in case something goes wrong. Never thought I'd have a Buckeroo son. He's pretty nifty and should be a ton of fun to drive. And I have no idea how many or who I'm bringing to the show right now. But as always, you can guess I'll be in just about every class, and now I have a gelding too! I'm getting too old to run so much.
Jen and Julie, I hope you like them because I may draft you into showing some this coming year.
Leia...well....I actually enjoy clipping. I'd rather spend my time getting all grungy and dirty bathing and clipping than cleaning myself up to show. Gee, I think I really DO need my head examined!
Cathy, well this year will probably be my slowest. With at least one R show close to home it will be easier to qualify for Nationals so I can spend more time sitting at home instead of chasing qualifications.
Though Hillary and I have been contemplating trying to make it to Worlds too....... and of course there's Congress. Will I ever learn?
..... so between his buckeroo daddy (who we know is from sheltand lines) and mom he's quite heavily shetland. He's nice though isn't he?? I saw him and was like "yep you gotta get him will make a great driving horse".
