April 2, 2008

Twin Foals Born At Pintura Springs

Twin Fillies were a big surprise, but all went well with the delivery and both are now nursing on there own.

Tags: Birth, Delivery, Equine, Fillies, Filly, Foal, Foals, Horse, Horses, Twin, Twins

March 17, 2008

What To Name The Foal?

United In Light, Inc. 501c3 Home to the draft horse retirement sanctuary. Recent rescue of a PMU mare and we are raising funds and asking you, what shall we name the foal? www.draftrescue.com www.firstgiving.com/uil

Tags: Animal, Animals, Announcements, Drafthorse, Foals, Healing, Horses, Music, News, Nonprofit, Photography, PMU, Rescue, World

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The Horses Of My Dreams

This is my first video so please bare with me. Some of these pictures are mine, some of them are my friend Jacqueline’s and some are just pictures I found on the web. The song is Here I Am By Brian Adams

Tags: Cob, Foals, Friesians, Gypsy, Horse, Horses, Jacqueline, Mountain, OneTrueMedia, Pleasure

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March 15, 2008

RUSTY

MEOW

Tags: Aquatic, Bird, Bit, Bounce, Buck, Canter, Cat, Dog, Fall, Foal, Foals, Gallop, Hamster, Horse, Horses, Insect, Jump, Laugh, Mustang, Off, Ponies, Pony, Ponys, Rabbit, Reptile, School, Trot, Walk, Wildlife

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Rusty My New Horse

i got him on mothers day couple weeks back, he`s 3 years, thoroughbred, 15.2hh,hes very calm, and i havnt got many clips yet but there on the way;)

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Foal Quotes

The mare and her foal inhabit the same tent with the Bedouin and his children. The neck of the mare is often the pillow of the rider, and, more frequently, of the children, who are rolling about upon her and the foal: yet no accident ever occurs, and the animal acquires that friendship and love for man which occasional ill-treatment will not cause him for a moment to forget." from "The Horse: With a treatise of draugh and a copious index" by William Youatt (Published in 1831)