Video of my new Shetland Mare
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pretty horse and girl!
Thank you. 
That girl is my daughter, who "stole" my AQHA all-around gelding. She's as horse nuts as I was, thank goodness. Her twin brothers like to ride, but they hardly venture into the barn during the winter. Kitty, on the other hand, has to be forced to stay inside when it's too cold to be out. We're hoping to drive her this year, but she is a real lookie-lou. Not sure how well she'll do away from the farm, so I'll take her to a bunch of open shows just to get her out and about.
That girl is my daughter, who "stole" my AQHA all-around gelding. She's as horse nuts as I was, thank goodness. Her twin brothers like to ride, but they hardly venture into the barn during the winter. Kitty, on the other hand, has to be forced to stay inside when it's too cold to be out. We're hoping to drive her this year, but she is a real lookie-lou. Not sure how well she'll do away from the farm, so I'll take her to a bunch of open shows just to get her out and about.Filipowicz Farm
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Your daughter and mare are beautiful.
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Thanks, guys. She's 38", according to her papers (registered Shetland and World Class). She was black when she was born, so I'm hoping for some neat babies when my silver bay tovero studly is finally able to breed her. He's a little on the small side (I want driving minis), so I'm looking for mares that are a bit taller.
As for showing, she's already been driven a few times, by her previous owner. The problem is she's VERY spooky. When anything is moved from it's "normal" place (be it a wheelbarrow, the mounting block, or one of the barrels in the ring) she about has a heart attack. I'm hoping once she's exposed to things, she'll settle down. But at 11, you would think she'd have life figured out by now. LOL
By the way, how did my post get moved from the photos/videos to here?? I went to all that trouble to post it in the correct spot, and then find it here (and not able to figure out why it was no longer where I put it. LOL).
She's 38", according to her papers (registered Shetland and World Class). She was black when she was born, so I'm hoping for some neat babies when my silver bay tovero studly is finally able to breed her. He's a little on the small side (I want driving minis), so I'm looking for mares that are a bit taller.As for showing, she's already been driven a few times, by her previous owner. The problem is she's VERY spooky. When anything is moved from it's "normal" place (be it a wheelbarrow, the mounting block, or one of the barrels in the ring) she about has a heart attack. I'm hoping once she's exposed to things, she'll settle down. But at 11, you would think she'd have life figured out by now. LOL
By the way, how did my post get moved from the photos/videos to here?? I went to all that trouble to post it in the correct spot, and then find it here (and not able to figure out why it was no longer where I put it. LOL).
