William aged two...

[henryhorn]

www.narramorehorses.blogspot.com
Considering the rotten start he had he has made up for it, and the vet reckons no after effects either, can't believe it's the same sick foal seeing these pics!

 

[The Original Kao]

He's looking wonderful

Very handsome chap

 

[Enfys]

Crikey, is it 2 years ago that a lot of us followed your battle to save William?

What a cracking chap he is turning out to be, he is looking wonderfully well. I am so pleased that things have come good for him. Best of Luck with him.

 

[Irishcobs]

OMG is it really 2 years? You would never think it is the same horse, he looks so well.

 

[ruscara]

I love it when you post about your blog, 'cos then I go and visit it!
I, too, cannot believe that it's two years since we were all worrying about William. He is certainly looking wonderful now, and is a credit to you and hopefully will more than repay the worry (and vet's bill) he cost you when he was little.
Thank you for showing us how well he is doing

 

[Sprout]

He has grown up into such a handsome boy - I think he has a very exciting future ahead of him.

 

[PaintboxEDT]

my thoughts as well i cant believe he is 2 already,hes looking great and what a little fighter he was bless him,well done both of you

 

[Moggy in Manolos]

He is a very handsome looking chap indeed

 

[Donkeymad]

Two years already?

He is looking fantastic, what a lovely lad

 

[Boxers]

Once again I have adored looking through your blog - your set up seems so idyllic.

And as for William - well what a super chap he's turned into. I remember the awful time you had with him when he was ill - that seems a long time ago now.

Well done and keep breeding beautiful useful horses.

 

[rara007]

Wow! He looks soo good, even more so when you consider what he went through.

 

[flowerlady]

HH He's a cracker

 

[brighteyes]

It was the right thing to do, wasn't it, give him the chance

 

[Foxford]

I think we'll be reading about Williams bad start in the comp pages of H&H in a few years!
Well done HenryHorn for breeding such fab horses and looking after them so well.