We have a new addition at the farm - a horse called Teddy. A friend has decided to agist him with us, while she is unavailable to ride him. In the meantime I am allowed to ride him. With Lilly sill out on injury leave, and Dingo about to go out for his annual holiday, Teddy's arrival is perfect.
I picked him up from Yarrambat the other day. Well, he loaded onto the float fine, but then rocked the float, and neighed for a decent hour of the two hour trip. Then, he didn't know how to back off.
When I did manage to get him off the float, he stood tall, all 16.2hh of him, and shivered in his boots, wondering where in the world he was. I felt very insignificant. But, I did manage to worm him and put him in the paddock.
Then, I brought him a paddock mate - Bess looked like she was volunteering. Well, did she take a liking to him. I've never seen anything like it. It's the middle of winter, and she was acting like a filly in spring time.
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