So much of my time is spent with our horses that My World Tuesday frequently includes at least one of them.
Montero is a Tennessee Walking Horse gelding that we were able to buy back recently. He is underweight but is steadily gaining and is starting to really feel better. He's even been playing with Jet. Jet is a Mexican Mustang gelding who has really come into his own in the year and a half that we have owned him. T competes with him in local gymkhanas.
Spring in this area brings mud and slippery footing so we often turn the horses out in the riding arena so they can run around in the good solid footing and be silly. Usually Jet does a really good imitation of a rodeo bucking horse but he had gotten quite a bit of his bucks out in the pasture earlier in the day.
This is Jet and Montero having a good time in the ring. T was encouraging them to move around by using a lead rope.
Montero is a Tennessee Walking Horse gelding that we were able to buy back recently. He is underweight but is steadily gaining and is starting to really feel better. He's even been playing with Jet. Jet is a Mexican Mustang gelding who has really come into his own in the year and a half that we have owned him. T competes with him in local gymkhanas.
Spring in this area brings mud and slippery footing so we often turn the horses out in the riding arena so they can run around in the good solid footing and be silly. Usually Jet does a really good imitation of a rodeo bucking horse but he had gotten quite a bit of his bucks out in the pasture earlier in the day.
This is Jet and Montero having a good time in the ring. T was encouraging them to move around by using a lead rope.
Jet & Montero 3/28/2009 from CTG Ponies on Vimeo.
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3 comments:
Thanks for sharing these images and the narrative. Great stuff.
The video is great! I love seeing the joy in their body language. Virginia
It's mud season. Up north the same thing applies to November before the big freezes settle in.
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