I don't know this mare's name, but her little colt is SOOOO cute, don't you think?
Oh yeah, definitely a cutie pie!
This is my dad's favorite mare, Dessie. Her colt is sort of ugly though, it's called "creamella" (I don't know how to spell it) which is apparently not a "desirable" color in a horse (I see why) but this horse is so sweet that it makes me like her ugly colt. :)
By comparison though, the palomino colt is much prettier.
But Dessie is a pretty horse...
This is the bay mare, she's not too friendly though, very skittish with me in the pasture, so I didn't get much opportunity to photograph her baby, which I think is the prettiest of the colts. I think my dad said this color is chocolate palomino, which is apparently very desirable?????
And there's our little cowgirl on Leon (Liam's horse.) Doesn't she look tiny up there?
She sort of looks like a natural on the farm, don't you think?
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Wow, I'm not a horse person but these are gorgeous. And your daughter... wow. She's stunning.
Meg DOES look like a natural...she is so beautiful.
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'awwww' indeed, though how you can think his color is ugly I don't know :) I think he is gorgeous.
Meg looks very confident on horseback. Gorgeous pictures of her.
OMG she looks like a country girl to me!!!!!!
Meg has grown so much!So cute!
Nic
A country girl indeed. She is gorgeous!
Love & Blessings from Hong Kong,
Kim
LOVE it!
As soon as I saw the horse pictures, it made me a bit homesick for Kentucky. Beautiful pictures!!! Meg definitely looks like she could be a natural farmgirl, especially with the grass poking out of her mouth! LOL! By the way, she is getting more and more gorgeous with each picture!
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I think I see a little love in Meg's eyes for that horse. Liam might need to watch out. girls get what they want.
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