Quote: great pics! those two new horses are lovely, but of course not as lovely as Henry!! Aw! You always say the right thing

Quote: Henry is so beautiful...and funny. Love the shot of him from the rear, driving the horses from the rear. Look at him, Henry, King of the herd! Oh he wishes! Henry is the lowest of the low! He just does what the others tell him, bless him! For such a big horse he is bossed about by my friends 15.2!! In that shot, he's just trying to catch up with his mates!!

Quote: aww thats so cute! I love the pics, your guy is very handsome by the way Thank you! He knows it LOL!

What an exciting day yesterday! We have a new girl at the yard and she has two horses. Bonnie and Basil are half brother and sister, both 16.2hh. Same dad, a TB. Bonnie is 9 and is half Shire; Basil is 6 and half Irish Draft. We decided to bite the bullet and turn all the horses out at the same time. So Henry, Jack and Rosie have two new field buddies now - there was a lot of posturing and shouting, but no horrible accidents and today everyone seems quite settled. So, some pics!! The Motley Crue

To be honest, having seen your pics in the other post, I'd hold of worrying about this for a week or so. He's very weak and cantering in a different manner to what he's used to will be SO hard for him, and painful as well, until his muscles begin to change and develop. I'd concentrate on working him in a 20m circle, no smaller, until he's stronger and able to carry himself (which he's not doing at the moment). Once he's able to balance in trot on a 20m circle, start asking him to leg yield in and

Cute face but boy, does he need some muscling up and filling out! that neck, eek!! I forsee lots of circles in your future Larisa!! LOL!

Aw they're all gorgeous! Octavia is so pretty, and a very good girl too!

No competition - Summer! And this from someone who LOVES coloured ponies!! Gizzmo is very short and upright behind, I don't like the way he moves and without the flashy markings he'd be an ordinary pony. Summer on the other hand, moves beautifully. With some decent riding (ie getting her off her forehand and working from behind rather than just bending her neck to make her look pretty!) she would be stunning in the dressage ring! She also looks pretty sweet and is putting up with a large rider falling

LOL - it makes you duck even though you know you're not going to bash your head!

Oooooh he looks bootiful!! He looks SO much better than when you got him, he's really filled out nicely!