New Addition to our Horse Family!

[Connie]

Hi Everyone!

I wanted to share this cute pose of "Sundance" the new addition to my neighbors family of 7 horses

Sundance has actually been here for about a month and has not been accepted by the rest of the herd yet ~ the poor guy the other horses are attacking him when he gets too close so Sundance stays by himself all day and night except to come up to my deck for some lovin I feel So bad for him

I fed him some of the Timothy Hay that I have for Lucy & Sally. I ordered way too much hay from a local farmer so I have enough to spare for the horses. I only give the hay to Sundance as a treat once in awhile and he loves it! The other horses are always somewhere else in the 28 acres of pasture so they don't interfere.

For this picture I asked Sundance to pose for his picture and "He Did!" I was totally amazed how he posed for the camera! Unfortunately I used my cell phone so the picture isn't that clear but you can see his pose good enough! It's almost like he's saying "pose ~ like this!"

[cuterat]

Wow Connie! That's a great picture! He looks like a beautiful horse and the background is really pretty too!

/cuterat

[Connie]

Thanks cuterat! That's the pasture out behind my house in the background (:

Sundance has been hanging around my deck all day ~ looking for more Hay and Lovin I guess...

[Connie]

Here's a photo of Sundance munching on the the Timothy Hay ~

[Connie]

This is Babe munching on her pile of Hay ~

[Connie]

and this is Barney! He's not very happy about Sundance being added to the mix of horses but they are getting along Much better now then they did when Sundance joined the group.

[shadowdancer]

3 gorgeous neds there Connie, and what a fab ''back garden'' you have......and how wonderfull the neds can just walk up to your decking........i would love that, i can see ours rom my bedroom window but thats about it

[Connie]

Thank you Joanne!

Unfortunately the horses are gone now for a month with the owners in the mountains. They do this every year just before the 4th of July (our Independence Day) to avoid all the fireworks they let off in the pasture