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Re: OT do you raise horses?
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Posted by hay master on September 08, 2006 at 11:54:01 from (70.62.46.206):
In Reply to: OT do you raise horses? posted by jmixigo on September 06, 2006 at 21:49:41:
My wife and I have 6 horses and 2 colts born this summer. We have our own Walker paint stud and he keeps the mares preggers. The only one of those horses I lay claim to is a 9 year old quarter horse gelding that I use for my local Sheriff's Office to ride in parades, secuirty at the county fair, search and rescue and have even used him to help protect Pres. Bush. I figured why not have them for usefull purposes instead of high priced lawn ornaments. The only way we could afford all of them is making your own hay. Time will tell what the colts will bring. One colt is a walker -racking horse paint and the other is an arab cross. How do you attach the pics on this site?
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