has formally been pronounced "Resolved" from the DPI and we can now throw the doors open again. Its been amazing this past week trying to get Permits from the DPI to move horses around - actually amazing isnt the right word .... *@#$% ! Difficult was the first thing that came to mind.
In the meantime, all the broodmares and their babies ( 2 boys and 2 girls - how convenient!) are doing well with newest baby, Harry (pictured above with his mum, Epiphany) coming along in leaps and bounds every day. Talk about a sweetie and mum is very protective of her little boy, which is great to see. There has been great improvement in his back legs already so we are envisioning letting them out of their stable yard into the bigger yard for an hour or so tomorrow.
How nice was it being able to go to bed at a reasonable hour and not moving for 8 hours? Hmmm. It was very nice.
Bessie Merle continues to waddle around with her bundle and is becoming very uncomfortable with her stomach. Not much longer to go there so we will get all the sleep we can before the Curly Coat puppies arrive
We have been very blessed with 4 healthy foals - even after Equine Influenza. A big thank you to Monika for her guidance through the outbreak and the level of care she gave to all the broodies.
Well, its nearly 8.30pm and I really want to sit down and watch House. LOL
Be good!
Helen.
In the meantime, all the broodmares and their babies ( 2 boys and 2 girls - how convenient!) are doing well with newest baby, Harry (pictured above with his mum, Epiphany) coming along in leaps and bounds every day. Talk about a sweetie and mum is very protective of her little boy, which is great to see. There has been great improvement in his back legs already so we are envisioning letting them out of their stable yard into the bigger yard for an hour or so tomorrow.
How nice was it being able to go to bed at a reasonable hour and not moving for 8 hours? Hmmm. It was very nice.
Bessie Merle continues to waddle around with her bundle and is becoming very uncomfortable with her stomach. Not much longer to go there so we will get all the sleep we can before the Curly Coat puppies arrive
We have been very blessed with 4 healthy foals - even after Equine Influenza. A big thank you to Monika for her guidance through the outbreak and the level of care she gave to all the broodies.
Well, its nearly 8.30pm and I really want to sit down and watch House. LOL
Be good!
Helen.
Miss Daisy
Maybe if I bend right down I can pick up the hay?
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