Today, I'm going to be trying to set up a visit to Minnesota to see horses #10, #12 and #20. The ad for horse #12 is no longer up, and I'm not sure what that means, but perhaps will know more today. The earliest I can leave, due to other commitments, is Sunday, which means I'd be seeing horses on Monday and Tuesday if the sellers can accommodate me on those dates.
More later on drug testing in horses and also an update on horse #18.
Howdy, You got my vote for #10 River Lena. The Lena bloodline is very strong for quality quarter horses.I have seen the Lena line out here in the Ozarks. You will have a great mare.
ReplyDeleteRuthynn - thanks for stopping by, and for your comment!
ReplyDeleteWonder what happened to #12's ad, I like both 10 and 20 but out of the two I think 10 is very nice I'd give her a look and ride. Although 20 is also a sweet looking horse, you never know until you see them in person and ride them. Glad I'm not looking for a horse right now I'd bring them all home with me! Good luck.
ReplyDeleteMaisie looks adorable waiting for breakfast.
OH!!Yea...
ReplyDeleteI really liked the look of that substancial "River" Mare. Hope you can see all you wish too!
KK
Uh oh... if #12 is sold Kate is going to think that I'm buying all these horses out from under her... the ones I like keep going off the market! I swear, I'm not collecting an army of trail horses over here in NJ!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the horse search. I hope you get an instant feeling of connection with one of them that will make your decision for you.
ReplyDeleteMaisie looks at home. Good luck on the road trip
ReplyDeleteAw, that's a shame, I liked number 12. Lovely photo of Maisie and so good to read that Dawn's x-rays have come up clear, and if she's looking sound right now then hopefully it was just a silly tweak :)
ReplyDeleteGreat story about the coyote...I like her descriptions of the horses' various attitudes and actions.
ReplyDeleteThe horse search is getting me confused at this point. I have to keep going back to the pictures. Hope you are keeping better track than I am.
I'll be interested to hear how the plans for some tryouts work out. ...or as they say on "Top Model" how the "go sees" go! *lol*
Maise looks so happy! She's such a pretty girl. :)
ReplyDeleteI vote for horse #12 so far!
Maisie looks gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your horse search!!
Maisie looks gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your horse search!!
Maisie looks so happy =) Hopefully you are not missing her too much.
ReplyDeleteHi Maisie!!! You're looking beautiful as always :)
ReplyDelete~Lisa
Kate, Such a lovely photo of Maisie! And what a beautiful view of the farm. I enjoyed the exciting story of the horses and the coyote on the other blog. Dawn is so brave!
ReplyDeletePretty picture of Maisie. She looks happy.
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to hearing more about the horses you will meet in this journey. I am especially fond of Peppy, for no real reason in particular. I wonder if the sellers know what a great horse person and caretaker you will be for their horses?! I hope so.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could ride bareback. I have tried it in the ring and love the feel of it, but on the trail I am a pure chicken when it comes to bareback riding. I do love how your horse looks at you as if to ask you a question directly. That is thoughtful and very advanced!for.