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I was married to a cowboy for 36 years. My horse was a
buckskin and he was more trusting and faithful to me than
most guys can be. He was very gentle when needed but
ready to work hard if needed. Now I just watch my kids
and grand-kids and their enjoyment with their horses.

yeah it pays off to keep working with them and keeping the trained for what you want

if i ever get a colt...i want to be there when its born ,so i can put my ''imprint'' with it....you know, breath its nose and all that....

yeah I know what you mean.I never raise one before kind new to that sort of thing.

i used to know somebody that bred and raised paints....i can't remeber what there called.....some paints have a smooth line and others have a jagged line....these had the jagged line...anyway, they said if you breed two of them {jagged lined paints }together...there would be a 50%chance that the foul would be all white but, it would'nt live for a week....something to do with its intestines not being developed....wierd huh ?....but, damn, there beautiful

oh well, i'm outta' here.....catch ya later LB

later have a good one

I agree

anymore cowboy/cowgirls who wanna talk about there days ridding?