Meanwhile, back at the stable....

Dakota--can you see how the intelligence just gleams in her eyes? She is the brightest horse I have ever known. She sheds her mane in the summer, but now that I am used to it I like how streamlined she looks.

Stawberry has blue eyes, known as "moon" eyes or "watch" or "glass" eyes by horsemen.

I send out words in praise of the Goddess,
from whom all worlds flow.
Mystery of mysteries, this continual creation,
like a fountain forever bubbling up from the Earth's darkness,
she is a cup that is never empty.
Generous One, eternally giving gifts,
I pray to you, I praise you,
I remember you throughout my day.

- Ceisiwr Serith

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#6 Comment from natisha1971
8/14/06 8:11 AM | Permalink

How beautiful! I think that the Sire Espargo is georgeous! They are all pretty horses, I love the curls!!
Great pics!
#5 Comment from sugar1337
8/7/06 2:45 PM | Permalink

Great horse pictures! :)

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#4 Comment from deshelestraci
8/7/06 1:28 PM | Permalink

I used to ride an Appaloosa named Candy. She had no mane so we usually just buzzed the little she could grow. I always like a good mane but it was usually easy to get used to because she was so much fun to ride.
Great pictures, happy horses and girls.
Traci
#3 Comment from suzypwr
8/7/06 11:39 AM | Permalink

I don't think I have ever seen a horse with dreadlocks before!

xoxo
#2 Comment from magogos
8/7/06 8:39 AM | Permalink

You and your kids are blessed to have horses available. Mandy looks so happy. I wish you could buy Mickey, too. I enjoy seeing your family in so many activities-you are all very lucky. Margo

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Meanwhile, back at the stable....