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... of separation between them and their mark. Why can they not find a barn in North Carolina? I am sure that they are plenty of good barns locally that could take the horse for a few months. Mares ...

Rio in his first hunter division. I have gotten a few requests to see what was happening around the barn.  So here ya go... Mark is on vacation at a friend's house to keep ...

...  Mark, a.k.a. Tainted Mark, is slowly progressing. His ankle is getting better, however when the ground is really muddy or hard he does tend to limp a little more. We started going on walks in ...

... Ohio Mark and Jack pose for their picture   You cannot tell in the picture, but both of them are getting nice and fuzzy. They started growing their winter coats. Mark, who I rescued ...

... the huge drifts. A door which we will not be using for a while. Notice the snow along side of the barn. Xander, Mark, Hermes, Jack! Over here everyone!! I tried to pose the foursome but ...

... come for a visit. Flat Stanly got to meet all the horses. He met Tar, Rio, Mark and Jack. Rio loves attention and Flat Stanly enjoyed petting his soft brown muzzle. After Meeting the horses, ...

... to see what he thought of such a thing. To my surprise, well....not really, he walked right over it. He seems to enjoy jumping over things!! Mark and Jack watch as Rio is being lunged for ...

... He is a wonderful addition and fit right in. Mark quickly attached himself to Jack and often are seen sharing grass and hay. And yes he is ANOTHER solid bay horse........  ...

... for the stall walls and stall doors. Only two short weeks later we can now mark the concrete work in the barn with a big DONE stamp. We are all set to build the 6 stalls, wash stall and lounge area, ...

... I gather the boys, horses, to feed. The weather man said that we would get storms that night so I decided to leave the boys in for the night. Rio often chases Mark out of the run in. I think Rio likes ...