I sounds like you did what was best for your horse and I'm sure you'll make new friends! Hang in there!!

I work at a stable part-time where they feed paprika to their palominos in the spring/summer. It seemed to make them more golden. I believe they just put a few shakes on top of the grain (not sure of exact amount, not much though). It didn't seem to hurt them at all. Sorry I couldn't help more.

Welcome back to the boards!!! Pilot looks so nice! Hope to see you around the boards more!!

Wow. I also experienced "Ice Storm '98" and these pics brought back memories... I'll be keeping you in my thoughts and prayers for a fast cleanup and no lasting issues.

That was so nice to see, thanks for sharing!

OMG!! I'm so glad you are both alright, especially after seeing the pictures! I'm also praying for your bad luck streak to end...

2.24 to 36 MONTHS. Unless he’s of a slow-to-mature breed, I prefer to start ahorse sometime in his 2-year-old year. By then, a horse needs to start having ajob. I like to start horses with ground work (such as lunging and ground driving) during their two year old year. 3.3 to 4 YEARS. I believe in holding off on work under saddle until a horse is past his fast-growth-rate years. To me, it’s a future-soundness issue. I like to start riding horses when they are about three years old. It depends on

I finally got time to come onto Equisearch... I'm so sorry to hear about Confetti's foal and all you had to go through. I'm glad you were able to find Confetti a new home!!

I adapted to one of my horses. I wanted him to do jumping and he did it but wasn't enthusiastic about it. Pleasure and showmanship classes were out of the question (he doesn't like to go slow or stand). Two years ago we started barrel racing and he LOVES it! I am so glad I listened to him and changed what we were doing. We are both happier now because of it!

That's awesome news!! I hope this trend continues!