Anonymous-0
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amazing what couple days of grass and nice weather can do.
Dave
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Anonymous-0
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Yes Sir, Foundation lines. We bought the two mares and another one in Missouri and had them flown over. Completely different personalities than you find here. Pretty proud of this year's crop, 2 colts and a filly (the little dun) and here's the 0ther colt, 1 day old in the pics and figured out the electric fence.
Dave
Dave
That"s a nice looking bunch. I particularly like the Grulla mare and Red Dun foal. What color was the sire?
Our Grulla mare lived for 35-1/2 years. She babysat and 4-H"ed all of our kids. She was truly special. I"ve been around farms all my life and know what has to happen when an animal has come to "the end of the road." Usually it"s not a problem for me but putting her down was a tough, tough experience.
Our Grulla mare lived for 35-1/2 years. She babysat and 4-H"ed all of our kids. She was truly special. I"ve been around farms all my life and know what has to happen when an animal has come to "the end of the road." Usually it"s not a problem for me but putting her down was a tough, tough experience.
Nancy Howell
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Very nice crop. I like the grulla mare, too. The last one already shows good conformation. You won"t have any problems selling them.
Keep us posted with new pics.
Keep us posted with new pics.
Anonymous-0
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I'm pretty soft on the grulla too....... Wouldn't trade my MO mares for anything in the world tho..... That's the grulla's first baby and we repeated the same breeding. We have our own stallion so all babies this year will have the same sire.
He's dun also. Hope the filly darkens up a little, not real fond of the red dun color (we have a yearling red dun).
The last one was the biggest and was from the smallest, ugliest mare we have and she had the smallest belly.
Here's the stallion
He's dun also. Hope the filly darkens up a little, not real fond of the red dun color (we have a yearling red dun).
The last one was the biggest and was from the smallest, ugliest mare we have and she had the smallest belly.
Here's the stallion
chevytaHOE5674
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Nice looking kids. I'm jealous of your green grass.
Anonymous-0
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I'll send you another pic in August...................
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