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Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Brothers
Dan (on left) & Jim are full brothers separated by one year of birth. Both are very well gaited, registered Spotted Saddle Horse geldings & both are ready to start under saddle work.
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Are you sure Dan and Jim aren't playing Ratty Cat and Qark?
That's why I go by The Old Farmer's Almanac...all the 'best days' are determined by the moon sign. Razzle & Dazzle are both already 'cut'...and that event was performed accordig to 'the sign'.
And speaking of Katie, I checked out her blog site --- very impressive! My but you run in talented circles: you, Claudia, Katie, etc.
7 comments:
Are you sure Dan and Jim aren't playing Ratty Cat and Qark?
Are you sure Dan and Jim aren't playing Ratty Cat and Quark.
I think you should call them Razzle and Dazzle.
Just as nicknames.
I spoke to Katie. She says it is very important to castrate by the moon. Full moon can cause heavy bleeding.
That's why I go by The Old Farmer's Almanac...all the 'best days' are determined by the moon sign. Razzle & Dazzle are both already 'cut'...and that event was performed accordig to 'the sign'.
And speaking of Katie, I checked out her blog site --- very impressive! My but you run in talented circles: you, Claudia, Katie, etc.
Hey, What about MEEEE??
I meant, when should I be castrated?
Wolfen, we all know you are BRILLIANT AND TALENTED...you are just not old enough to fit in the other catagory.
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