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That is so wonderful to hear. I feel the same about my mini, who nearly was a goat. Financially I think my DH may have been happier had I gotten a goat to eat down the grass...lol How is Billie going now, have you had many more drives?

thanks for the list susanne, very extensive. I am going to buy a set of the Chimacum Comfyfit leather road boots with rubber lining within the next few weeks, will post when I have given them a good try. They are the only ones I am willing to give a try to at this point as the other brands are...

I will be stalking this thread then. It would be all a little to wonderful (and affordable!) if the Chimacum Comfyfit boots do the job.

Reading with interest. My pony has pretty tough feet (regular road-user) but there really is a limit to that, so boots would be great for really rocky roads or long road-work. Build-a-bear won't work, too small. He would nearly fit the easyboot epics smallest size, but I used EB's on a big...

Like Susan, I took my horse on a drive and long-reined. It was his first time out in company (he is the only horse at my place) and did very well. http://trhdc.webs.com/apps/photos/album?albumid=13475942 Other than that, I long-rein him EVERYWHERE, at the skate park (really!), down my the main...

Aw its s teeny and cute

How exciting!!!! Love your smile in the first photo, the grin says it all. I am thrilled for you, what an exciting time for you and Billie. Thank you for sharing your photos, they are lovely

A'hoy thar

Aww grandponies, gorgeous. I will be sure to post my lace,gingham and geese apron pics when it is done

I am sure I will, I just have to wait now. My boy is built like a powerful tank and is a willing fella, can't see him having any trouble with it. Siiigh, patience is not my strongest point that is for sure, now to wait wait wait wait...

I always go to the fabric shop with my mother in law and provide a detailed pattern to avoid the 'gingham and geese' effect Nah, she is actually great, she is only mid-50's and is a head teacher at a highschool (food-tech and sewing) so I am very lucky...goodness knows I can't sew to save my life.

How is the apron coming along? I am about to get my mother in law apron-making too.

Well Pam from a Silver Penny Farm deserves a medal for patience and dedication to customer service. I could not have asked for a better experience with her, she was easy to communicate with and nothing was too much trouble for her to organise. My cart is enroute to LA where it will then ship...

Yes, it is definitely my cart that is on the website. Oh wow oh wow. Don't know if I can resist linking...Argh, I can't! Here it is http://www.sunriseponyfarm.com/img/5deluxe_Big.jpg The brass rein rail and hubs are not pictured for the purpose of the listing, but the cart actually does have...

Congratulations on your baby growing up and doing so well

Holy smokes, I get a peek at it before it even gets here..rather by mistake I might add!!! I was browsing old links I had bookmarked in my cart search and was looking at them before I deleted them (and okay, was looking at carts instead of revising for my mental health nursing subject exam) and...

I loved reading your post. Wow- 3!!! I am still getting my head around a single so seeing your hitch set up made my head spin How great that you intend on making them maintain the area that they graze.

Trust me, I will be like a foreign tourist let loose in a koala park with the camera. Expect annoying amounts of photos when it arrives! I have missed seeing you arund btw Peggy. I have been 'good' and not mare staring until my exams are over

Beautiful colour combo Jan! My cart just shipped this week, it is enroute to LA right now then onto Sydney. Cool, glad that you thought the SPF cart was a nice ride, I was going to upgrade the suspension just for smiles, but everything I heard (and you just confirmed that again!)) said they...

What a great difference! You can absolutely see the head up/hollowed out back thing going on in the first image. He looks much better in the clips. My two youngest kids (2 and 4yo) watched the clip too and were 'clicking' with their tongues at him too. I totally forgot you guys have different...