My horses

by Jess

I have 5 horses, Diesel, Tex, Casper, Buddy and Lightning.

Diesel is probably the best behaved horse but can be quiet lazy at times and has a great canter. He is a chestnut Australian Stock horse.

Tex is very naughty and loves to shy at anything he can even if he's not afraid. He is very lazy and you have to give him a good kick to make sure he doesn't dawdle. He is a brown Appaloosa.

Casper is a very good horse, he's a very light Palomino and if he doesn't want to do something you have to dismount and force him to do it.

Buddy is 23 yrs old and is very docile. He is the best behaved horse but isn't very fit anymore, he was my first horse and I love him. He is a Knabstrupper and is very healthy for his age.

And finally Lightning. He is very, very naughty and bolts, shies, kicks and bites and doesn't have the best ground manners. On trail rides he always shies and bolts and whenever a new rider is put on him he always tests them. He is a bay standard-bred.

I love all my horses and think they are the best, even if they can be naughty! I am very lucky to have my horses and love to ride! I don't have a picture of all my horses together so here is a pic of Buddy and Lightning.

Thank you for reading!

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Great to read about your horses they are really very wonderful,you should post some more pictures of them also tell us about their activities?
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Oh my word! Horses! They are too cute! Thanks a lot for sharing. You are lucky. I hope to ride one some day even though I should admit I feel a bit of a pity for them. Do not ask me why. Same thing with dolphins in the aqua parks. They should swim freely. As for horses, they are poor things when they are to have obese people on their backs. I could write a book upon this but my writing skills leave something to be desired. is the place where you can relax and enjoy life while professionals are at work upon your academic paper.

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