Carrottom
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Lovely picture. Any reason for the fluffy noseband?I think he might grow into his ears View attachment 124793look at him keeking round the door waiting for breakfast View attachment 124794View attachment 124795
Lovely picture. Any reason for the fluffy noseband?I think he might grow into his ears View attachment 124793look at him keeking round the door waiting for breakfast View attachment 124794View attachment 124795
its just a decent cameraI still think you have a gimbal for a neck, your head is so still
What a good boy he is, and you've got guts, too. These babies need your kind of confidence.
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its just a decent camera
He really is a good boy
Im lucky that for now we can just stay on the estate, after winter we will start adding in roads etcHe's a find, but there were moments on that ride there where someone with less confidence could have let him know that he couldn't rely on them to tell him what to do, and spoilt everything. You sensed exactly how much to push him and he already trusts you not to ask him to do anything unsafe and also knows he doesn't get to make the decisions which way to turn. It's a really great start for a 3 year old. I'm so jealous of your open country!
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It took so long to upload the bloody thing you woulda had it this morning… im very lucky with this very small yard, my friend lives right up above the stables and its 4 miles from my house.I can't believe I just spent 15 minutes watching you hack! What is my life coming too?
He's a lovely boy and you live in a lovely place!
of course, it was my fault he was a bit too close. And its his 3rd time standing so super impressedWe are all being polite! He's just learning, so we can forgive him.
No one mentioned the fact that I bent over to go up the step and had to jump off cause he knocked me over
Hehehe gotta love emNo. I'm not mentioning the fact that Charlie (7) made me sit on the wash room floor in a puddle when I tried to take a boot off last week either.
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He is a bit tootery which I expected, but farrier says they are in great conditionHe is doing really well, such a good boy and I love your hacking looks nice and safe . How are his feet doing?
Yeah I have boots there and will use them if i need toJust wondered as if he gets sore he might not want to keep going which would be a shame. Have you thought about trying boots ?
He seems to be coping well, most of our work will be on tarmac, its just round the estate that it is rougher. My farrier also seems to think that the shoes were only put on for the selling purpose anyway. I will always put him first you know that any sign of difficulty, boots onThe reason I asked as we had a woman with a new pony and she decided to take shoes off, all ok for a few days then he began stopping and was very reluctant to move forward on the road, he was ok on the grass. She thought he was just being naughty but after a while she got front shoes on and he straight away went back to being the pony she bought… this was a long while ago and I don’t think boots were around then and the only option was to shoe… I was just interested to know if he was coping ok. I loved your videos , and am looking forward to more
Of course you can,I know you will , I can tell that from how you looked after BB. I think Orbit is just what you need to help with your loss , you will never forget BB but you are already making memories with Orbit and I hope I can tag along for the journey
He was worried for youFirst proper whinny at me even though I tried to kill myself trip over the stone and throat into the electric fence!! Classy
Bless him… worried I was going to drop the breakfast lolHe was worried for you
The horror!Bless him… worried I was going to drop the breakfast lol