They love not only the grazing, but also the chance to roll and scratch their itchy, shedding hides. Today I noticed that a certain particularly itchy big-butt boy has been rubbing his rump a little too vigorously; this is the second board Lance has broken doing that. 😳
It's been a little over a month since Lance's last shockwave treatment. Rick says it's time to check that suspensory ligament again; if it looks good, we'll be cleared to increase our activity. I'm not sure Lance will welcome that; his energy level, even when first turned out into exciting green grass with his buddy, is very low. Not that I want him tearing around, risking re-injury!
Looks like I have not just one, but two new clients for dressage lessons. Next week they may both haul out here instead of me driving somewhere, so I might take some pictures. Both are riding nice, off-the-track Thoroughbreds; the original enquirer's gelding is a surprisingly mellow fellow!
Looks like I have not just one, but two new clients for dressage lessons. Next week they may both haul out here instead of me driving somewhere, so I might take some pictures. Both are riding nice, off-the-track Thoroughbreds; the original enquirer's gelding is a surprisingly mellow fellow!
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Looking forward to photos of your clients. I do so enjoy "matchmaking" when it works out. And glad you got that pesky tooth dealt with.
That's cool!
Keeping my fingers crossed for Lance's full recovery soon.
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