Yard wore me completely out today. The "day" horses went out really early yesterday, and came back in early too (because of the Hunt) so the boxes were diabolical. They were skipped out, of course (that happens routinely) but even so...
Was very pleased today to hear that Max was totally non-plussed by the hunting events yesterday.
Max wasn't bothered by the lorries, the strange, excited horses, or the mad vibe from his yard mates, either.
I know my boy has watched many a hunt go by from the field, but apparently he was a little pocket of calm in the midst of mayhem.
“His name is Max, and he's a Norwegian Fjord X Arab. He’ll be four in June. I have about a month to see if I can make it work and make him mine. Have to see if he chooses me too, and whether I'll do him justice.” (1st May, 2006)
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