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To: CindyDawg
Well I wouldn't do anything until Sarah Lee is feeling better. I'm sure that she'd appreciate it. :-) Are there any school horses that you can ride if she's out of commission for a while? How's Okie doing?
It's nerve wracking more than irritating when horses crowd at the gate, or one is being pushy. I'm always afraid that someone is going to get kicked, or someone is going to get out. For me that would be especially bad because the property is unfenced outside the paddocks. If I ever have my own place, it's all going to be fenced in. I don't care if I have to go broke to do it, it's going to be done. :-)
2,885 posted on 04/29/2005 7:44:29 PM PDT by Beaker
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To: Beaker

Oh, I'm gonna give her time off to rest. I just meant it's a bad situation no matter how you look at it. She's sick and off but when she's well and hasn't been rode awhile will I be back where I started? That's what I meant about not being rode not good for her. Okie seems good just sluggish and not his usual self. I'm going to talk to the vet monday about what he can do right now.
Are you getting in the saddle in the pasture? I don't until mine are out and away from the other horses. I just walk swinging the lead rope. Sarah Lee and Okie have learned it's not for them. The geldings know I'll use it and back off. A few of the mares will challenge me though and I have to keep an eye out for them and keep making them get out of the way.


2,886 posted on 04/29/2005 7:56:59 PM PDT by CindyDawg
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