HersheyMint
HersheyMint
The ranch I volunteer at has a mini Highland cow. So cute! Is there an animal they someone has not shrunk?
A great pic of BillyThis Forum really keeps me inspired.
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I was supposed to go and look at some on Saturday, but it didn't work out. I found a perfect hereford, but he has horns. I need a polled breed. The highland have horns and so do the highpark. I was going to look at an angus. I'm finding out a little more. He will be able to graze freely with Billy, but I'll have to feed him his supplement separately. About the same size and weight as Billy, so I think it will be a good option.Billy has a cool spot! I never noticed that before. And a cute smile, too !
Did you buy a cow? We all need to know!
Goodness! That is a huge expense. I would be very happy to pay for the cost of my own expense, should I qualify!!!Hey driving club members, at the end of the year one of our wonderful Members (Cayuse) has been sending out ribbons to those who participate in our group.
We've had a lot of members come and go over the years and we don't want anyone to feel left out so we've sent ribbons to anyone who logged time. However this is a huge expense for one person to take on each year. (6 years now I think) So this year we have made the decision to send ribbons to the top 10 drivers. This will be all combined hours driving/ground driving per member.
Happy driving everyone!!!
Wonderful picture. I hear you about driving in the same arena footing as the biggies. I've tried that before, and it doesn't work very well.The weekend was wonderful! My daughter and I and Phillippe and Jasmine participated in a ground driving/obstacles clinic close to home. It was hosted by our local driving association chapter - a fantastic group of people who focus on being a resource for beginner drivers especially. I got to ask a zillion questions and our littles made us super proud! At the end of the day, both Jasmine and Phillippe took a turn at being hitched. The footing was deep so we didn't drive long, but they were rockstars. It was fantastic exposure!
Ali drove Jasmine, I didn't touch her lines at all, but I spent 6 hours working with Phillippe. During a break when I went out to bring in our cart, I left Phillippe tied up. I came in to this.... sweetest thing. Who doesn't adore a donkey??
What a good boy he is. I hope you find homes for your wonderful driving horses. I will have to recover from Dapper Dan before I consider getting another.I'm finally on the board with 45m ground driving Perry. Wanted to hitch him but my tires were flat and I had a limited amount of time. He hasn't been out for a year and he's amazing. He got his mom's personality for sure.
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Very interesting. Keep us posted on results!Glad you had a nice tour of the town with Billy, sounds like fun!
1 hour ground driving peanut this weekend, did 2 dressage tests and sent them in to a show just to see what his scores will be. We are both rusty.
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