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Date Posted: 12:05:53 12/05/07 Wed
Author: Beverly
Subject: HRH = Her Royal Highness ... evidently, you're not an ....
In reply to: Cathy C. & Princess P. 's message, "Re: Love those liver chestnuts, too!" on 11:53:02 12/05/07 Wed

(HRH = Her Royal Highness ... evidently, you're not an ....) Anglophile, Cathy! lol!

Dare is very handsome. I'm a 'dyed in the wool' TB fan, but must admit the gait of a foxtrotter is an interesting, and comfortable, thing to ride! Thanks much for sharing the photos, and post more!!!

Well, back to the kitchen, for me. I'm making braised short ribs -- but, I didn't have any burgundy. I used the remains of a bottle of chardonnay -- after all, wine is wine, no? lol! Snow has started, here, and it sure looks pretty! I did get to the stupidmarket and the gas station -- so, I've got half-'n-half for my coffee, and shouldn't need much else! Have to go out and bed the stalls. Then, I'll put some suet out fot the birds, and scatter some cracked corn (unhappily, the TSC didn't have any whole corn, today).

Hey, Cathy, I know I should already know this, but where are you located, that you can get hay for $1.50 a bale??? My horses do get a hefty amount of a pelleted food, so giving them about 10# of hay a day, each, is pretty much all they need. I only give them their hay in their stalls, because at $6 a bale, I cannot afford to have them waste it, pulling it all around the paddock, trodding over it, etc.

>Sara(h),
>What's hrh pp? I could go on and on about Dare too,
>but I'll just say that he's a Missouri Foxtrotter and
>a very unwilling babysitter for Cheyenne. I have
>stories about him that could fill a book. He almost
>died 3 times (accident, and subsequent illness for 6
>months afterward) before he was 5 years old. We have
>so many experiences together with different
>situations....... I've had him since he was 3 years
>old, he came equipped with such a strong personality
>that most other people wouldn't get near him. But if
>my life depended on a horse I'd pick him hands down.
>He's surprisingly wonderful with small animals,
>cats..dogs.... And will 'attack' if I ask him to.
>Just a great horse. My life was never the same after
>he came along.

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>(HRH = Her Royal Highness ... evidently, you're not an >....) Anglophile, Cathy! lol! > >Dare is very handsome. I'm a 'dyed in the wool' TB >fan, but must admit the gait of a foxtrotter is an >interesting, and comfortable, thing to ride! Thanks >much for sharing the photos, and post more!!! > >Well, back to the kitchen, for me. I'm making braised >short ribs -- but, I didn't have any burgundy. I used >the remains of a bottle of chardonnay -- after all, >wine is wine, no? lol! Snow has started, here, and it >sure looks pretty! I did get to the stupidmarket and >the gas station -- so, I've got half-'n-half for my >coffee, and shouldn't need much else! Have to go out >and bed the stalls. Then, I'll put some suet out fot >the birds, and scatter some cracked corn (unhappily, >the TSC didn't have any whole corn, today). > >Hey, Cathy, I know I should already know this, but >where are you located, that you can get hay for $1.50 >a bale??? My horses do get a hefty amount of a >pelleted food, so giving them about 10# of hay a day, >each, is pretty much all they need. I only give them >their hay in their stalls, because at $6 a bale, I >cannot afford to have them waste it, pulling it all >around the paddock, trodding over it, etc. > > >>Sara(h), >>What's hrh pp? I could go on and on about Dare too, >>but I'll just say that he's a Missouri Foxtrotter and >>a very unwilling babysitter for Cheyenne. I have >>stories about him that could fill a book. He almost >>died 3 times (accident, and subsequent illness for 6 >>months afterward) before he was 5 years old. We have >>so many experiences together with different >>situations....... I've had him since he was 3 years >>old, he came equipped with such a strong personality >>that most other people wouldn't get near him. But if >>my life depended on a horse I'd pick him hands down. >>He's surprisingly wonderful with small animals, >>cats..dogs.... And will 'attack' if I ask him to. >>Just a great horse. My life was never the same after >>he came along.
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