and you all thought that those were small planes.
Nope. They are also Chestnut Mares.
First, Brisa did NOT want to be caught and put in her stall.(she gets put up as she doesn't like it when the rest of the herd leaves her) She jumped a 5 foot chain link fence last year because Fred went into the stable out of her sight.
We closed the stable door so she gave in and let Juan catch her finally.
I had actually been thinking of ponying her out with us, but everyone was all *het up* so I chose the wiser course and left her home.
What are we going to do with this cute little girl?
This is her running FREEEEEE in my backyard the day we caught her.
It took four hours
Bree likes freedom!
She was a whole 11.2 hh!
We finally got tacked up and out on the road.
We've had a LOT of rain the last couple days so it was the perfect day to explore more puddles!
Splish Sploosh
and back the other way. YAY!
and then...dun dun dun dun
but she walked through it from the other side.
We went through some old growth grapefruit
Ruby Reds Mmmmmmm!
Juan had me wait here while he scouted a possible path down the bank to the river.
He took the camera. There is the river down there.
That's a Jabiru Stork!
Every new place Mandy always goes nicely with great interest!
Heading home in the twilight.
(that's a parrot)
The sun almost gone with nearly two miles to go.
We made a little girl's night!
another good ride!
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