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Comment by Fran Whelan on January 8, 2011 at 11:22am

I can't believe she's still on her own in there.  I'm in the southern central part of the UK, over 50 - my riding days are over after a bad fall, but I still love to just be around horses.  I'e worked with PBA and Palomimos, driving Welsh Cobs and hunters, as well as livery yards.

Comment by Sue Pagliaro on January 8, 2011 at 11:18am

Hello from northern England.  Lovely to see some sunshine in the stable!  She's enjoying it on her back at the mo. I've been watching for a few days now and have got fond of this little mare.  Good luck with the foaling, Heather and co.

Comment by Michelle C Em Walkin Ranch on January 8, 2011 at 11:14am

I was thinking the same thing Barbara.. well as you read i'm in Ohio, we raise Tennessee Walkers, love to ride/camp with them, if we do show it's fun shows or 4h and typically a friend's daughter that shows them..  Many of ours are reg. walking and spotted saddle.  We stand 3 studs, one proven homozygous tobiano, an upcoming overo and upcoming homozygous sabino stud colt.  Trying to cover all the patterns..:)  You are all welcome to look at our website: www.cemwalkinranch.net

I'd love to know about everyone else..:)

Comment by Barbara F. on January 8, 2011 at 11:10am

Wow! So many people watching!

Where's everybody from and what kind of riding do you do?

I am from Toronto and I am a dressage rider. I have a new horse named Caspari, and he's a real cutie!

Right now it's cold and VERY snowy!

Comment by Michelle C Em Walkin Ranch on January 8, 2011 at 11:03am

I can imagine it would be very hard to keep up on the millions of posts here.. :)  I bet SC is not prepared for all of this snow.. we got in Ohio 2" last night, super cold here now, but it finally quit snowing..  Well "Nut" lol is great with Chantilly it was great to watch..:)  and you made it mostly in the rack..lol

Comment by Heather Troglauer on January 8, 2011 at 10:59am

Oh my questions....if we miss a question just ask again or drop me an email.  The questions tend to get buried and I am not ignoring anyone honest.

We are in South Carolina USA.  My daughter Shannon "Nut" as I refer to her, was in loving on Chantilly and I was the one that threw the hay in.  Amazingly I actually hit the feeder.  Normally I throw it in and it lands on the floor. 

I went in a few minutes ago and loved on her for a brief moment and changed out her water.

The mare next door to her is Wendy and she is out for the day.  She makes way too much noise and we'd like quiet for Chantilly.

Comment by Michelle C Em Walkin Ranch on January 8, 2011 at 10:51am

It was bad Terri and my vet told me no worries to continue breeding her as it does happen just like with humans.. she had many others with no problems, just glad to save the mare.. she needed our help and one cheap baby monitor saved her.. :)

Comment by Terri Yates on January 8, 2011 at 10:46am

does ayone know who her colored neighbor is i kkeep seing his/her lil bum every now and then lol bless them x

Comment by Terri Yates on January 8, 2011 at 10:43am

omg michelle that must have ben awful glad to hear the mares ok tho im sorry about the foal xx

Comment by Terri Yates on January 8, 2011 at 10:41am

erm a litte confused bu i know what your saying lol thank for telling me i love what youve done with cams its such a fab idea ive never seen a horse/miniture (lol) give birth before. she seems such sweet lil thing :) where are you and your horses from??(if u dont mind me asking ) :)x

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