Yes, the ground was white yesterday, it did not last long and Beebles was not impressed with the *stuff* on her grass. She snorted, bucked, reared and became stallion like… the fierce pony!!! It was rather entertaining, to watch her and Maggie spar and set off farting and bucking.

Beebles has taken a liking to Maggie, where one is the other is, they play discover and love each other… they are nice buddies and thats good to see.

Shy is Shy, she is eating a ton and not really filling out on her top line, which bugs the crap outa me… but all the grain is not good for the kidneys thats for sure. She is loving having her own stall, I went out late one night and she was flat out in the middle sound asleep… sure all you mothers can relate right?

Maggie is doing good, loving having the baby around. Her back is still ouchie but we are working on it.. I was told it takes time.

I have made the decision to put Shy down this weekend. I walked out in her stall one cold morning and her tongue was purple, I am so afraid this winter she will get frostbite. That would be so painful and inhumane. Not to mention she snaps pops worse then rice crispies. I am not one to drug a horse up on pain meds, or make them suffer for my own heart, I am a animal lover and I have learned that fine line of when to let go. Saturday or Sunday will be the day.

I am not sure where she will be burried yet, I can’t afford a lot of money for a hole in the ground so I am searching around and I might even end up borrowing a trailer so I can bring her to Maple Lane Farms if it comes to that. So when I know you will all know.

I have some pictures of all the girls on a early morning catching a nap, Its hard to believe Beebles is over 4 months old!!!

Beebles trying to get Maggie up