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What a wonderful story! Thanks for the update. I heard the Mustangs didnt sell well though. Sad. But with the economy I guess that is expected. I would love to own one someday. I have read the same thing you say, they are very loyal, willing and quick to learn.

NICE! Got any more pictures?

I heard that the reason the white feet were "less desireable" is because the hoof on that foot is usually white and softer than black hoofs. They dont hold a shoe as well and have other soft hoof problems. I cant say that I believe that, but that is what I have heard from the old timers. :lol:

What a cute face! Adorable!!! Such sweet looking eyes.......

I wonder if you could use that spot tick stuff you use on a dog. It just drops on the neck down the spine. ?? Otherwise, GUINEAS! They eat everything! Especially ticks! :)

Nice pictures! Cute baby! I love them - long long legs. Beautiful mare too!

She is so pretty! Wow! I LOVE her!

How bout a Clydesdale? Those are such Pretty horses! :) Do they cross Clydesdales with any other breeds?

100% of the time - IF, we earn it. Just like Bez said! :lol:

He is so cute! How do you estimate his adult height? What do you expect? Thank you for sharing.

Great! Congrats! Keep us updated on him! More Pictures too. Love pictures!

Update? Love to see pictures of the new baby!

noooo, dont go to PM, I am enjoying following this as well!

Nice pictures! Thanks for posting!

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Where is those pictures you promised us? I would LOVE to see them. :)

If you use the block minerals, you can use an old wheel to set it on. Keeps it off the ground, and it has holes already in it for it to drain if it rains.

I agree. Start slow. Rope on the ground, walk him over it several times. Once he isnt scared of it, raise it a couple inches, walk him over it several times. Keep progressing that way. Reward and praise!