Doing what horses are supposed to do

CobsGalore said:
Look like they are having great fun - does he live in your garden!?
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Both are kept at home. I do have an enclosure for when I go out. However they are free to roam our small park and forest most of the time. I like looking out of the window and watching them come trotting past :)
 
Thats what my welsh cob was doing this week, unintentionally!! He got away from OH in the garden, had a hooley and I spent all the next evening digging divots up and treading down, I expect it'll look better come spring........
 
Gorgeous - happy ponies :D

Little Ursus (sp) is trying desperately to keep up...

Now if that was our fields/garden I am afraid they would have probably been up to their knees in bog :rolleyes:
I am envious :)
 
Tiffany said:
What a fantastic video, brought a smile to my face after a long day :)

I think I might be ill I've gone very green :D
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Oh maybe that's what's wrong with my face too... I must be coming down with something :D

Lovely, always love these vids!
 
I have nosed at your horse before the tiddly one I think is just finding it easier to wait for the other to come back! Do your horses ever bother any pedestrians if they came up your driveway(the reason I ask is we had one horse hide behind trees to wait for walkers coming along the foot paths and then grabbing any bags on them....seriously a prowler and mugger)! They never harmed the walkers just a bag grabber. People use to leg it! But the horse was genuinely friendly and a right character.

But beautiful garden. You are very lucky ...mine would have rubbed off a few wing mirrors too!
 
Fleabite said:
I'm sorry, your grey is LOVELY, but that shetland is a complete and utter DUDE :D

Had me cracking up, little monkey!!
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Ursus the shetland is in fact still a dude he is due for the chop very soon :o He most definitely is the boss :eek:

Montyforever said:
How do you keep him so clean?! :eek:
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Lots and lots of brushing.

Nicnac said:
Such great mates! Why isn't your parc hock deep in mud? Not fair :mad:
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Luck any more rain and the boys will have to be penned to protect the grass.

Devonshire dumpling said:
hehe made me smile! My youngster would run into a tree :D
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Armas worries me some times to. However he has got to be able to have fun ;-)

indie999 said:
I have nosed at your horse before the tiddly one I think is just finding it easier to wait for the other to come back! Do your horses ever bother any pedestrians if they came up your driveway(the reason I ask is we had one horse hide behind trees to wait for walkers coming along the foot paths and then grabbing any bags on them....seriously a prowler and mugger)! They never harmed the walkers just a bag grabber. People use to leg it! But the horse was genuinely friendly and a right character.

But beautiful garden. You are very lucky ...mine would have rubbed off a few wing mirrors too!
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No issues with pedestrians how ever in the summer Armas does come over to the car and stick his nose in through the window to say hi :eek:

JellyBeanSkittle said:
Armas - what piece of music is that? Was beautiful to listen to :)
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Ludovico Einaudi Passaggio PM me and ill email it to you. I agree it is a beautiful piece.
 
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