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Today was a very nice day here in Washington. Loren has a bad cold, but wanted to go outside anyway. So I hooked up Slick, put his "Jesus Shoes" on him and off we went. We had a great time driving down the road and Loren asked me if he could drive for a while. So, I let him take the reins. He...

Don't breed more then you can feed!!

Thanks everybody. They do look like they shrunk!! Silly boys!!

I don't understand how someone who has owned horses for as long as he has not realize there is a problem? He sould have been giving away horses long ago to avoid this. When he no longer was able to register them due to the fees, he should have quit breeding them. I can't believe they are only...

YEAH!!! I do think they need some re-enforcement around the ankle of the foot to keep them on better. If your horse over reaches at all, they will pull them off. They are cheap enough that with a little extra help from Vet Wrap or Velcro or what ever, they are well worth it. I can't believe the...

I have not read all the posts, but if these horses need homes, I can take a few if they can make it all the way to Washington. Not a problem.

For all of you who Don't know Slick, here he is at our neighbor's house giving rides to my son and his friend, along with my dog, Casey.

Believe me I know. I am glad I do have him.

I got them from Star Lake Tack: http://www.starlakefarm.com/new_items.html They are a little hard to buckle, and I did worry they would come off, they still might one of these days, but this time around, they didn't. I am going to try and make them more secure around Slick's ankle somehow. I...

I will be glad to post pictures of the shoes tomorrow!! :bgrin

I have a 13 y/o 'B' gelding named Slick (Monarch's Cherry Bomb) and we have just started driving him. The first few times were just around our property and only once down our road. When he went down the road he was sore and not forward at all. I actually got out and walked him on the way home...

It took me about an hour to harness those two up! And although they are pony harness, they are still HEAVY!! I can only imagine what a draft work harness weighs!

My poor horses have to put up with so much!!

^^ Rocky is 34 inches too. He is not registered. He is an auction rescue. So, I have no idea about his breeding, but he is cute!!

I have a yearling haflinger filly. She is my first haflinger ever. She is quiet and good, but can be pushy. I can't say I would not want another one, but I am not going crazy over her saying I love this breed either. Now, Catalina was not handled at all until she was 8 months old. A week...

I bought this harness; it is a studded pairs work harness for ponies, thinking it might fit my minis, maybe. Well, no. Not even a little bit. It is just way to big all over. I would have loved for it to fit though. So, now due to my over anxiousness, I have to sell this one before I can buy...

:new_shocked: Out of my price range too!! If the others fall off I have back up. It is called Vet Wrap!!! :bgrin

I just ordered 2 pair. I measured laegth and width of the under side of his hoof. The measurements I got were not exact, but I am getting Slick the large size. http://www.starlakefarm.com/new_items.html

Thank you! I could not find them on the site, so I will have to e-mail them about the boots. Thanks again

I have owned Slick for 2 years and he was broke to drive when I got him, but was not "Finished". DOn't know what that means exactly, but he is finished enough for me to enjoy!!!