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For equestrians and horse-lovers with diabetes

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Who are the horse lovers? 2 Replies

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Elizabeth Comment by Elizabeth on October 31, 2009 at 8:25am
Stevie was showing at training level, yes. That was his first show ever under saddle, and he took it like a pro. His trainer says usually she's happy if the horse just stays in the ring, never mind scoring 67% (would've been a 70% but he stopped to poop in front of the judges' stand at the very end of his ride).
Danielle Comment by Danielle on October 28, 2009 at 3:48pm
Elizabeth, If any of your horses go missing, don't look here!! Stevie looks great! Was he showing training level? He looks beautiful in that picture, look at the reach!!

Just an update. Jazzy has been home for almost a month now. I am absolutely in love with this filly. I can't wait until she is older. She is HUGE, I am hoping she finishes out 15.3hh. Anyway, here are a few recent pictures

Elizabeth Comment by Elizabeth on October 19, 2009 at 10:03am

Stevie took his first dressage test yesterday, won his first blue ribbon for performance! Here's a picture of him doing his thing.
Elizabeth Comment by Elizabeth on September 28, 2009 at 2:52am
That's Ray at just about the same age Pete is now - see the resemblance?
Elizabeth Comment by Elizabeth on September 28, 2009 at 2:52am

Elizabeth Comment by Elizabeth on September 28, 2009 at 2:51am
Jazzy's beautiful!

I have other pictures of Pete on my web site. He and his big brother Ray are likely to be a matched pair when Pete gets his growth because they both look like their mama, Bessie. Only difference I can see is Pete's white pastern. Pete's got a lot more attitude than Ray, but it should be fun to take them around together once they're fully grown & trained. Unfortunately with all that's going on we're getting out of breeding and selling the mares, so Bessie's going to be leaving us... but, those are the breaks. We're going to keep Pete and Ray, anyway, unless someone makes us an offer we just can't refuse!
Danielle Comment by Danielle on September 27, 2009 at 9:08pm
Elizabeth, Pete is absolutely GORGEOUS!!!!!!! I am in love with him. Look at that sweet face, and his conformation. He looks darkbay/brown...my absolutely favorite!

Do you have anymore pictures? I would love to see! He is super nice, you must be proud of him.

I thought I would share my new girl, Jazzy. She will be arriving here Tuesday morning. She is a 2008 ApHC Filly, and well bred for what I want. Anyway, I am super excited having another prospect to work with!


Elizabeth Comment by Elizabeth on August 29, 2009 at 9:48pm
Here's a recent photo of Pete.

Elizabeth Comment by Elizabeth on June 24, 2009 at 9:41am
Sorry took so long to get back - his name is Holy Moly Poseidon, aka "Pete", and he's doing great. I haven't taken any recent photos because my paddocks are awash in mud, and so are the horses. So funny to see this photo again because Pete is SO much bigger, four weeks later!
Danielle Comment by Danielle on June 14, 2009 at 11:45pm
Elizabeth, That baby is gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!!! Look at those legs, too!

I am curious too, any names?! How is baby doing now? Any more pictures? I never get tired of seeing the foals :-) .

Thought I would share a short video of Taylor and I from our lesson recently. My instructor was having me work on her lope, and having her use herself a bit more(before slowing her back down). She is coming along considering she has been off for 5 years having babies of her own!!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKZeoFQ2LxQ
 

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