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Misadventures of Beasley |
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| Teeny, tiny, itty, bitty Baby Beasley |
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Teeny, tiny, itty, bitty Baby Beasley: [I love writing these types of articles for my common-sense rancher friends in Arizona. I know they are rolling their eyes at me already and I will get calls of disbelief and astonishment in about 5 minutes! :)] So here we are, colder weather and the horses are coming in at night. I bed Baby Beasley’s stall with 4 - 5 new bags of shavings a week on top of whatever is left there. |
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| Sorry! But that barn smell is my aromatherapy! |
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| Today, I decided to go to the Goshen Post Office in our local town at lunch hour. The busiest time and the absolute wrong time to go. There is a line that wraps around and around the small post office and out the door. Children in strollers, mothers and fathers, bankers, lawyers, business people, it was just a slice of Americana. Everyone dressed to go to work and the post office. And, then there was me. |
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| Beasley saves the day |
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| BEASLEY SAVES THE DAY - TWICE: I have been trail riding Beasley all over. Beasley is my PMU. He is a by-product of the Premarin industry. He is 7 years old. He is a Thoroughbred, Percheron, Quarter Horse cross. I got him at 18 months and have trained him myself. When this happened, he was pretty new to trail riding as I had just got my trailer in September 2004. But he sure does act like an old pro on the trails. And, he is an old pro to trailering. He loads himself now. (There were many trials and tribulations to get to this self-loading point, but that’s another story!) |
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| Stress to poop... |
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We know how poop turns into compost, but how does stress turn into horse poop.
On Sunday, I worked as a volunteer at a local horse show. It was an especially stressful show. I think all kids that show, should work behind the scenes just once to see what goes into putting on a show, especially the show announcers & registration booth. It can be mayhem in there and most are volunteers working. |
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