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Victoria. About 1 hour west of Melbourne

I have a similar problem with Bailey. During the spring (now) I have to watch his grass intake as he blows up like a balloon. I do use a grazing muzzle which i find helps a lot. he can still be out in the big field, playing, but has limited feed. I also lunge him in the round yard, although...

It sounds like the type of mane that Willow has. She has just turned 2 also. Her mane just grew thicker and thicker..not longer. It always looked fuzzy. Now I use Pantene leave in conditioner (human) and also coat it in natural coconut oil once a week. I thinned her mane out using a...

And some 'day after the big event' photos. Just hanging out in the garage with me for a while.

Now...Bailey. My friend convinced me the night before to take Bailey into the ring. He was not clipped or even washed! He was fat and fluffy. I agreed. I think I turned some heads at the show by taking him in the ring looking like that. He is still shedding his winter coat and looks...

Our big day was yesterday. Our 1st ever real registered show. I had mentioned that I was only going to show Willow, but took Bailey in too. So I arrive home yesterday after a huge day showing. Husband greets me at the driveway. Conversation goes something like this... "How did you go?"...

The recipe made it all the way over here to Australia a while back too. I also am the 'mini cheesecake' baker of the family for any event. I don't mind, everyone loves them and they are so easy!

Check my reply to your other post on manes on tales.

Hi I have read details about what is in that so called miracle book. There was no 'one' secret. It was a combination of feed and grooming products. I honestly don't believe that there is a product around that will give you quick, miracle results getting long flowing manes and tales. The one...

I attend horse shows almost every weekend with my friend (Bailey & Willow's 1st human Mum). I am basically her assistant and support team. Each show, people are asking me 'why don't you have your horses out in the show ring?'. I guess I have been too nervous, too busy etc. Well, I'm doing...

Parades are so much fun for all involved. Hope to find a xmas parade that we can participate in too.

Giggle giggle. He likes kisses with the girls hey! I love photographing the horses. There is always something special to capture.

I have never seen the chaff coated with molasses here in Oz. And from what I understand, the chaff here is 1st grade cut hay. Same with chopped lucerne (alfalfa). They often use the best quality to chop. Most people feed a scoop of chaff with their horses hard feed to make it seem as if the...

Congratulations! Your excitment is jumping out at us. Life can be a challenge sometimes!

I agree, that 1st photo is adorable!

Then we had a ton of rain on Saturday night. Sunday morning bought a huge down pour. It rained so hard for around 45 minutes that it flooded our area. The horses were in the back field calling out just before the big rains hit. My son raced to the gate to let them in and they bolted straight...

I'll start with some photos that I took on Saturday. We had some low cloud cover in the mountains which always makes for pretty photos. Some random photos from the same day.. Willow has 'almost' lost her winter coat. Bailey still has LOTS of winter fuzz left. H hates me grooming...

Brrrr. But how pretty!

Oh crap Karla. You have me backed up with tears here!!! I don't know if I'm happy or sad for you. That's the thing about breeding I guess. You need a plan and you need to stick to it. I honestly don't think I could part with any of them if I bred them. I have an opportunity to breed Willow...

Hi from a fellow Aussie I don't think that many people in the states actually bother feeding chaff (chopped hay). From my understanding its something us Aussies do and also popular in England, although i could be wrong. To be honest, I'd save your money and feed it as hay. It's so much...