Meet the newest member on our farm, Harley.
I'm not much of a horse person. I've ridden on horses once maybe twice in my
entire life. I didn't hate it but I wasn't impressed either.
Hubby and the kids have been wanting a horse. So about a month or so ago we
finally got a horse. Hubby had a horse growing up so he knows how to handle horses
and has been teaching the kids how to properly care for Harley and saddle him up etc.
Harley is a 14 year-old Tennessee Walker. He is actually really mellow. He likes
carrots and apples.
He is a good riding horse. The whole family, including myself have ridden him.
I like how he loves kids. In the morning when we walk the kids out to the bus stop he
would usually come up to the fence to say hi. It's so cute.
In this picture, the ferrier is giving Harley a pedicure lol And while he was getting
his pedi done, I decided to give him a Donald Trump hair-do. lol Doesn't he look so
handsome?
Mr. ferrier said Harley's hooves look great. He does have a crack on the bottom of
one of his hooves though. The ferrier said it's nothing to worry about. During the
hot wet months here in Texas with all the rain and wet ground horses walk on the
wet ground and making their hooves wet and soft. The ground usually dry faster
than their hooves so when the ground dries up and the horses walking on the now
dried-up hard ground with their soft hooves sometimes make the bottom of their
hooves crack. but I was told that the crack should get better during the winter
months when it's more dry and not as wet. I'm just slowly learning all these new
things about horses.
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