These are my 2 boys. The bay pinto is Scout, and he must be about 30 yrs. now. We adopted him almost 2 years ago. The buckskin pinto is my darling Almucantar "Quigley". He will be 2 this month. He's a paso fino, and they grow slowly so his training consists of ground work for at least the next year. The funny part of having a senior horse and a youngster is how contagious "play" can be. It is good for both of them to have each other. He looks a bit terrifying in this photo, but he really is a cream puff. I would love to know what he was thinking at that moment.
MaryJane was sweet enough to publish the story about my boys in last fall's magazine (Aug./Sept.). They are doing very, very well and they bring me all sorts of reasons to smile.
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Edited by - Huckelberrywine on May 12 2010 12:40:33 PM
Faransgirl
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Posted - May 12 2010 : 1:00:45 PM
I think he is thinking how great it is to be a horse and have a friend to play with. I love to see horses look this happy after working at a rescue and seeing so much sadness in their eyes. Your guys are beautiful. Your buckskin makes me think of mine Colonel Montgomery Dunbar aka Butthead. Thanks for sharing.
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Posted - May 12 2010 : 1:15:11 PM
Michelle, Quigley is looking great! He has matured so much!
Such beautiful horses!!!!! Thanks for sharing the pictures with us. Marly
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Posted - May 12 2010 : 12:39:41 PM
