That's right, yet again we have gone out and adopted another horse. This
time is slightly different. We have adopted a wild horse from the RivenWood
Stables wild horse herd. She is quite a bay beauty.
We are also in the process of possibly adopting her little bay colt. We are excited to welcome the mare and hopefully her little colt will be joining her soon.
:)
Since the mare was previous wild and living in a herd we are having her
transported to our introduction facility. It allows the horse to roam and live
in a large pasture with a few other horses, but they eat hay (and graze of
course) and drink from water troughs. They are handled a bit each day, and
eventually are taken for short rides and moved into stalls at night until they
are ready to be moved to the main facility, and in her case the mare barn.
transported to our introduction facility. It allows the horse to roam and live
in a large pasture with a few other horses, but they eat hay (and graze of
course) and drink from water troughs. They are handled a bit each day, and
eventually are taken for short rides and moved into stalls at night until they
are ready to be moved to the main facility, and in her case the mare barn.
