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Sterling is starting to shed and looks more sterling than tarnish underneath. :)

I love your mom helping you! Have you been able to get a drop of milk out of Tilly?

Question: When I let Sterling and Sally out to run around, it looks like Sterling is eating sand. Any ideas? Sally gets psyllium. I hope the little turd is eating some of it. And here's a picture of Sterling getting his first trim. On the whole, he was a pretty good boy. Sorry about the poopy...

I am so, so sorry :( Absolutely heartbreaking. My vet did tell me that foaling causes more deaths than colic which shocked me. Praying for health and strength for you and little Ivy. God bless you.

I found this in an old horse color book. This one is called chestnut taffy. I believe taffy is the name that was used for what we now call silver. So, Oliver may be a chestnut silver. :)

He is adorable! Please let us know what the vet says.

Come on Tilly and Snickers!!!!! Toooooo much suspense!!!

This little guy <3

Sally was very restless for about three nights (ALWAYS at night), then she became real quiet. That's when we got our little Sterling.

ADORABLE!!!!!!! Congrats!!!!!!

I would LOVE to see a picture of what he looks like now! My avatar is my month old who came out of a silver dapple mare. Have no idea who the daddy was.

Anything???

Well, I sent the udder picture to the vet and he said, "Think it is heat and body moisture."

Thanks Ryan! I sent the udder photo to our vet and waiting to hear back.

Here's a picture of her from the back.

For some reason, it says my photo of her from behind is too big for the server, but here's one of her udder.

Well, Petunia IS starting to show a little udder development! The last time we checked her, there was nothing. Now she has slight in front of her udders.:)

ADORABLE!!!!!

The second picture is what Sally looked like when we first got her last Feb . We had no idea what was under all that fluff! The first picture is what she looks like now.

He is ADORABLE!!! Wow! What a change! So, in truth, there is no way to know what color Sterling will be. Fun!