Mare ready to foal?
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breezy farm
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Love the video of your girls, Anna, didn't "stick" when I watched it. Who was the brown one at the end, she was so round and so funny when she was running!
It didn't stick for me either, Anna. What a lovely herd you have. I liked the brown one at the end too. Mad dash to join the bunch. Thanks for sharing!
It takes me a long time to load videos to youtube, I have never put a video on photobucket tho.
It takes me a long time to load videos to youtube, I have never put a video on photobucket tho.
bannerminis
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Awww I love that video and love to see all those ladies running their little hearts out. Just so darn cute
LittleRibbie
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I am a big fan of the brown one with the big butt!!
What a nice herd of very pretty girls....now i really want to come visit!!
cassie
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love the video Anna!! your girls are gorgeous!
I thuoght I did good this morning Suzie was fed before 8am... lol
its windy here today, but no rain yet, fingers crossed... hoping she is a good girl form me!!
I thuoght I did good this morning Suzie was fed before 8am... lol
its windy here today, but no rain yet, fingers crossed... hoping she is a good girl form me!!
cassie
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lol its not a cure but I believe it would help our situation if a certain little mare had a certain little foal!! lol
might be a step towards a cure, actually no wait it might do the opposite actually lol especially if its cute hmmm
might be a step towards a cure, actually no wait it might do the opposite actually lol especially if its cute hmmm
jessj
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IF its cute???? There is no doubt this baby will be adorable!!!
if she ever gets here.... (hint, hint miss suzie)
cassie
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naw Thanks Jess!!
Suzie hasn't laid down again today yet... I'll be home in an hour n ahalf YAY!! lol
then I can play all arvo long!!
lots of swishy tail this arvo aswell!
Suzie hasn't laid down again today yet... I'll be home in an hour n ahalf YAY!! lol
lots of swishy tail this arvo aswell!
cassie
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just saw a foaling at Fair winds farm, one of the marestare studs, they shut the camera down after a while...
the poor mare, foal and ppl... from what I worked out mare had hip lock and she had to turn the foal... and were still in the middle when they shut the cam down... praying for all of them there....
I sure hope Suzie wasn't watching that foaling, heck!
I sure hope Suzie wasn't watching that foaling, heck!
cassie
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Suzie just went down did MEGA rolls the got straight back up again hmm
lucky lodge
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cassie
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haha her tail has been going non stop today!!!
lol
Penny going for another run around crazy funny girl!!
Penny going for another run around crazy funny girl!!
Haha i think the little chestnut at the end has given everyone a giggle me included boy she can move and how sweet the old girl knowing when enough is enough..Loved the photos of everyone else to im a big fan of muscoveys and Lula is just so beautiful.
those big drooling lips
sorry very random i was catching up and the comment was on Anna's video lol ..forgot i wasnt on the last post
sorry very random i was catching up and the comment was on Anna's video lol ..forgot i wasnt on the last post
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Eagle
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cassie are you going to try and clip Suzie's tummy today? it looks like it is sunny and very windy
cassie
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morning Renee
I did try, the clippers work but take forever! so I have clipped her tummy as best I could which wasn't very good (she was such a good girl!! )
I am going to buy some proper clippers though, I did spend over an hour brushing her, I was hairier then she was by the end LOL
but at least she isn't as wooly now... will prob clip her properly on the weekend as she is such a good girl!
just doing the tills at work then will be home to feed them
haha yeah Penny is such a character always good for a laugh lol
Bree I was wondering how you were going!! how are your girls?!
I did try, the clippers work but take forever! so I have clipped her tummy as best I could which wasn't very good (she was such a good girl!! )
I am going to buy some proper clippers though, I did spend over an hour brushing her, I was hairier then she was by the end LOL
but at least she isn't as wooly now... will prob clip her properly on the weekend as she is such a good girl!
just doing the tills at work then will be home to feed them
haha yeah Penny is such a character always good for a laugh lol
Bree I was wondering how you were going!! how are your girls?!
Morning all.
Been staring like mad at the cam but couldn't find Suzie - at last she moved into the top corner, she was hiding.
OK - promise you wont laugh? The little mare that you all seem to like is a mini Sheltland and her registered name is Boltwood JELLYWOBBLE!
Poor girl! We call her Jelly, but just to make it worse, her best friend is Boltwood Paving (paving slab?) who is known as Slab!! I insist on saying PaRving as against Paving when telling folk LOL!! Where do folk get these names from? How unkind can you get? We actually got them both from the closing down sale of the 'old' and very well known Boltwood Stud about 7 years ago and they are both 13 this year, a very sweet pair of little ladies and two favourites of mine!
And, if you promise not to shout at me (or report me to 'others' who will call me an uncaring owner at the very least) I will tell you that the big white mare seen walking at the end is our laminitis case. Petal is a full sized unregistered Shetland, known as Mammoth coz the ground shakes when she moves LOL!! She is on grass with the herd all year round and does have the odd bout of laminitis, but it doesn't seem to be the grass or her weight that causes it? She will sometimes suddenly get 'footy' after worming?? But I do watch her very carefully and she gets stabled at the first sign of anything being wrong - nothing wrong at the moment if you could have seen her 'shaking' the ground during the recent field changeover. LOL!! She is actually a skewbald (pale 'pink' roan and white, but was white when I got her as a 4 yer old - you can only see the markings during the summer months and after a rain shower! But she has given us many strongly coloured foals - unfortuately mostly colts, who have all found brilliant homes due mostly to their useful size and their fabulous temperaments. She had 2 fillies, one early on , which I sold, and one that I kept but sadly lost to colic when it was a three year old, so Petal is the only one of my original girls who has no daughters amongst our herd.
Cassie, I think it must be nearly time for Suzie to come in - the cam has gone very dark and I cant see her anymore!
Been staring like mad at the cam but couldn't find Suzie - at last she moved into the top corner, she was hiding.
OK - promise you wont laugh? The little mare that you all seem to like is a mini Sheltland and her registered name is Boltwood JELLYWOBBLE!
And, if you promise not to shout at me (or report me to 'others' who will call me an uncaring owner at the very least) I will tell you that the big white mare seen walking at the end is our laminitis case. Petal is a full sized unregistered Shetland, known as Mammoth coz the ground shakes when she moves LOL!! She is on grass with the herd all year round and does have the odd bout of laminitis, but it doesn't seem to be the grass or her weight that causes it? She will sometimes suddenly get 'footy' after worming?? But I do watch her very carefully and she gets stabled at the first sign of anything being wrong - nothing wrong at the moment if you could have seen her 'shaking' the ground during the recent field changeover. LOL!! She is actually a skewbald (pale 'pink' roan and white, but was white when I got her as a 4 yer old - you can only see the markings during the summer months and after a rain shower! But she has given us many strongly coloured foals - unfortuately mostly colts, who have all found brilliant homes due mostly to their useful size and their fabulous temperaments. She had 2 fillies, one early on , which I sold, and one that I kept but sadly lost to colic when it was a three year old, so Petal is the only one of my original girls who has no daughters amongst our herd.
Cassie, I think it must be nearly time for Suzie to come in - the cam has gone very dark and I cant see her anymore!
cassie
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Suzie in
n fed
my friend Renee anyssa park has just put her mares up on marestare yay!!! Im sure you lovely ladies will love to watch her gorgeous mares!!! 
if you like!!
if you like!!
