I'm with you, Farmallbee- but coming at it from a little different perspective. Knew she had to have a horse or two since from before we got married 40 years ago. But then she went in "the business"- registered Tennessee Walkers, then Paso Finos. We hit a high of 14 at one point- and its just an absolute money pit, even when you sell them for 3 or 4 grand apiece.
We were down to 7, then a friend to whom we had sold a Walker 17 years ago died, and guess who inherited the mare? Yesterday, Mrs. took 3 (including the inheritance) up to my daughter, who just bought a little horse place near Seattle. That gets us down to 5, and I think she'll sell another.
So I'm overjoyed to get down to 4- can haul all the hay for the winter in one trip (2 trailers), farrier bills generally under a hundred bucks, morning feeding in winter takes about 3 minutes, what's not to like?
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