Here is something really interesting, Linda who adopted the Haflinger, Harlow, called the Haflinger association to find out more about registering Harlow in her name. She found out that Harlow is extremely well bred, her sire is a very well known Haflinger stud (pictured below). It just goes to show us again that no horse, no matter how well bred or expensive, is safe from potentially being shipped to slaughter.
Harlow's Sire, she has his face...
Photos from this past weekend:
Nancy and Carol work with their adopted horses, Blue Moon and Twinkle, while Charlie butts in...
Alydar, the goat, climbs into a feeder for a nap...
Sandy pauses to eat a carrot... "What's up, Sandy?"
Dave and his two adopted horses, Rookie and Numerous, share a quiet moment...
Sunday and his friend, Crusoe the Haflinger, beg for some carrots...
B.G. takes a nap in the hay...
Cloud and Thistle have some breakfast in the Big Pasture...
The ranch dogs, Spur and Curry...
Sabine and her adopted horse, Balboa, looking happy together...
Sandy and John clean Moonshine's sore...
Sparrow and Frisco eating together...
1 comment:
Jill...so glad the signing went well. I would have loved to be there, but I sprained my ankle. I'm also glad to see Sabine riding Balboa...is his leg all better?
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