Nothing like a good horse!!!

[wvfarrier]

i rescued this horse a couple years ago from a pretty abusive life. It has been a long road but he is finally
gettint there

[AJMD429]

We had a rescue Haflinger for a few years. Had to board it at the vets because although we live in a rural area, our property is all either swamp or really steep and irregular (very hard to fence) hills. It was a pretty cool animal, and my wife trained it for safe saddle riding. After a bit we found a family that had a small working farm and wanted him to pull carts and stuff, so we figured he'd have fun and be more appreciated there, and gave him to them.

[octagon]

Nice animal. Beautifully shaped head, good on ya!

[crs]

Grass looks good; you must have had a wet spring. We are still having rain in north central Texas and our Welsh ponies are belly deep in grass in some places.

[Griff]

Excellent!

[fordwannabe]

Any man who rescues an animal in trouble is a man to ride with. Those that abuse animals..I'd like to have a short but very intense discussion with.

[gundownunder]

He is a good looking horse. A fine head and a strong body.
Do you know what breed he is?

[gamekeeper]

A fine looking horse, you have done a great job by the look of him.
Do you just use a bosal for training or do you usually ride with one?.

[navajo]

Been a long streatch of time since I had a good riding horse.
I grew up on my grandad's ranch and he never bought nothing
but nags...man they was rough on a man trying to work
cattle with em...never acted right.
I bought me a good horse when I got grown.
She got old on me and I sold her to a lady for her
kiddos.

[wvfarrier]

heis all foundation quarter horse. bay roan when i aint sweating the butt off him

its always the difficult ones ya get attached too. i had intended to rehab and sell him......but im in love with him now so im going to try and make a mounted shooter out of him.

[piller]

heis all foundation quarter horse. bay roan when i aint sweating the butt off him

its always the difficult ones ya get attached too. i had intended to rehab and sell him......but im in love with him now so im going to try and make a mounted shooter out of him.

How is he going to pull the trigger, much less ride another horse?