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Date Posted: 00:34:29 01/15/02 Tue
Author: Kath
Subject: Ummmm...
In reply to: Jenn 's message, "Re: No." on 14:13:19 01/14/02 Mon

She turns two in a few weeks, so maybe about a month? We'll get her started then, then gradually increase her training. Her bones are still a bit soft, so we'll just take it easy until she's three. *Rubs the stallion's neck as she leads him along.* Yes, he's doing so well. There's hardly any scarring, and he's just like his usual self. He'll be ready for full work soon, and sale. *Lets the stallion go in the field.*

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