Nyeah! Nyeah!

I'm all muddy and I don't care!

Drooling

Not only does she stick her tongue out more than any horse I've ever known, but Abby is also the drooliest!

Why, yes, that is her tongue hanging out. Again.

Shark Bait

My sister, Leslie, had a mastectomy last week, and says she looks like she was bitten by a shark. So, when I found this picture of a cross country jump, I had to share!

Ironically, the event was a fund raiser for breast cancer!

Don't Mess with What's Mine

"I don't care if you're the herd alpha or not!"

"Stay away from my mom and my candy canes, Diablo!"

Pre-Adoption Pictures

I was online tonight looking at Indiana Horse Rescue's "Success!" site and found some pictures of Abby, a couple of which I had not seen.

This one was new to me. 

 As was this one. This looks like the Abby I know and love!

 This was her adoption picture on the web site when she was available.

Another one that is new to me. I really like this one.

As I look at these pictures of her, I am amazed someone did not snap her up before I found her!

Leslie's Horses

I was on the Indiana Horse Rescue site tonight and found some pictures that Leslie had sent in of her herd!

Skippy, Beau, and Coco out in the field.

 Leslie says that when she brought Coco to her farm, Beau and Skippy were like, "Hey! We got a pony! She got us a pony!!"

Coco at Indiana Horse Rescue. (He was one of the 19 horses rescued with Abby.)

 Prior to adoption by Leslie.

That's one fuzzy pony!

At the Gate

I love this picture of Mason - he's very much a loner, and usually all by himself on one side of the barn. Today when I came out to fill the tough and check the herd, he came over to say "hello."