Here's the Maisie face that greeted me, with a big whinny, when I went to the barn in the afternoon to turn her out for her grazing time:
I turned her out in the pasture next to the mares - as soon as I let her go she started grazing:
But then she had to run to see the mares - that's Dawn on the right running up and calling:
Dawn was very interested in "her" mare - the mudlocks from her morning roll in the wet, muddy paddock create an interesting hairdo:
Maisie did some moving around once the mares joined her in the pasture:
She dropped a mouthful of something that she didn't want:
And moved off again:
Now if this isn't a horse smile, I don't know what is:
I left her out there - but she did look up when I called her name before she went back to the grass:

Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Maisie Smiles
Requests have been made for pictures of Maisie "smiling" when she's out grazing with the mare herd. Yesterday, she got to go out for 30 minutes with the mares, and she was delighted - today she'll get 45 minutes and I expect will be even more delighted. She'd had about 4 hours of dry lot turnout in the morning with Dawn, and they seem to have settled in together - Dawn was doing less posturing by the time I came to get them.
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She is a very beautiful horse! I love the "ankle socks" =)
ReplyDeleteShe is a beauty...nice socks, as JeniQ said! :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy horse. I think turnout is so important. Just kills me when ever I have to keep a horse some place they can not get turnout. Glad she is home and happy!
ReplyDeleteShe is BEAUTIFUL Kate!!!!!!! I LOVE her color and her dapples and her markings!!! Stunning mare :)
ReplyDeleteMaisie IS a beautiful girl! Glad she home!
ReplyDeleteDitto to everything others have said.
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of her spitting something out. Isn't it amazing how they can be so discriminating....and how they can use their lips to navigate around a weed to get just the grass that they want?!!
Mudlocks- love it!
ReplyDeleteMaisie has the most interesting coat, such pretty dapples on her neck and shoulders and what an intriguing left front sock.
Lovely pictures. You can see such sweetness in her face.
ReplyDeleteShe looks so happy! I am so glad! Thanks for sharing the lovely pictures, Kate!
ReplyDeleteShe is absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteKate! I love all of it! The header, the photos and Maisie's smile. You are such a responsible owner. Kudos.
ReplyDeleteSigh...happy, content Maisie. Smiles here for her!
ReplyDeleteI love the last picture of her. She reminds me so much of my beloved Bridget, she is a beautiful mare.
ReplyDeleteI too can't get over the socks. Socks on a horse make me smile every single time I see them. Maybe I just love that they are actually called socks, like this morning Maisie woke up and pulled them on. Adorable. I like the look of your blog! The red dazzles!
ReplyDeleteWow, she looks amazing! So beautiful! And I love the new red background. Definitely goes well with her!
ReplyDeleteShe really is a beauty. Love the new look to the blog.
ReplyDeleteAnd please ship me some of that lovely grass. We got nuthin' now that summer's officially here. No rain in sight.
The horse smile is adorable. Her mane didn't look muddy, it looked like you braided her with fancy beads.
ReplyDeleteYep, she sure looks happy to be back.
ReplyDeleteContentment, thy name is Maisie! *G*
ReplyDeleteShe looks great. I do love how she is responding to you. It must feel good to be so important to her that she acknowledges your presence.
A happy and, btw quite a lovely horse
ReplyDeleteShe really is just beuatiful!
ReplyDeletelove the photos!!! so cute!
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