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Post by sandy on Jan 13, 2011 23:13:28 GMT 1
When I got Arizona in September 2009 as a just 3 year old I had to work through various problems with picking up his feet. Tonight, I picked out his front, then rear, then rear on the other side with just a light touch asking him to pick up each foot. As I put the rear foot down he had picked his last front up and was stood holding it up ready for me to pick out. That made me very happy! ;D Go on admit it - we love these moments!  |
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Post by Caroline on Jan 14, 2011 0:02:43 GMT 1
Yay! I love those moments too  I had a wonderful moment with Beauty when all the snow was here. She had escaped onto the neighbouring cross-country course field which has a track along one edge. I was driving back from seeing the other two, so called her from the car. To my surprise, she came trotting over to the car and then chased the car back home, trotting as if dancing on air, with snow flurries all round her feet and her head turned towards the car. It was truly magical. |
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Post by tomrabbit on Jan 14, 2011 7:27:30 GMT 1
Ahhhhhhh. Aren't these just the moments that make all the hard work worth while!
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Post by BJMM on Jan 14, 2011 9:57:32 GMT 1
I love to bring my girls in at night. They are always at the far end of their huge field, at the top of the hill. When I call they all come galloping across the field to me ( I hear the Black Beauty theme music in my head!  ) and screech to a stop right in front of me. Jas is always first, then timid little Silky. Bossy boots Blaze is always last to leave the grass Best part of the day for me xx |
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Post by Amanda Seater on Jan 14, 2011 10:29:39 GMT 1
blazesmum - Yes I love that too, I call and my lot all stampede down the fields onto the yard snorting and in a flurry of flying manes - love it
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Post by mandal on Jan 14, 2011 10:39:19 GMT 1
Fab Sandy. |
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Post by laurac on Jan 14, 2011 11:02:57 GMT 1
totally agree, well done ;D
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) and screech to a stop right in front of me. Jas is always first, then timid little Silky. Bossy boots Blaze is always last to leave the grass 
