this evening's addition

Anonymous-0 · Apr 15, 2010

Little over 2 weeks late but he hit the ground running. Smallest horse with the smallest belly had the biggest baby. Of course, she had it about 20 minutes after I left for work, that's 4 for 4 this year.

Dave

Ron in NS · Apr 15, 2010

Beautiful little guy. What breed is he?

Anonymous-0 · Apr 15, 2010

Quarter Horse. Was afraid he'd pop out a sorrel..for some reason, folks don't like sorrels and you get a quicker sale calling the butcher. Wife said he already had a mouthful of hay and hit all his foal mile marks of the first 6 hours or so the first hour. We'll see how things go.

Dave

kruser · Apr 15, 2010

Dave:
Just figured out where my wife and daughter get all the insight for critters - must be checking YT when I'm not home!

Jim

Anonymous-0 · Apr 15, 2010

Gets addicting...........

Lou from Wi. · Apr 15, 2010

Dave, Gotta tell ya, he is most handsom feller. Swell pictures. Glad MOM and foal are o.K.
Reguards LOU & VICTOR.

kyplowboy · Apr 15, 2010

Looks good! Glad every thing worked out. I found my fourth calf of the spring crop this afternoon. Always love this time of year.

Dave

Nancy Howell · Apr 16, 2010

Pretty baby! Nice set a shoulders! Be sure to follow up with pics in a few months.

Anonymous-0 · Apr 16, 2010

(quoted from post at 06:20:03 04/16/10) Pretty baby! Nice set a shoulders! Be sure to follow up with pics in a few months.

He's driving his mom nuts..Likes people better than he likes her (when he's not eating. Follows me like a puppy and lopes if I run. Won't even be a full day old for a couple hours.

Dave

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