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"I want to buy a horse to go to the Worlds"

"Special Horse Owners"

I nearly cried at the "He's a lilac dun" "I think they call that bay" and "He only has one fuzzy grapefruit sized thingy dropped so far". Mind lets be honest, they are only funny because they are so true!

Chamfron Parador - 16 weeks old

Changing his coat furiously but enjoying the sunshine today.

BWBS Grading at Rachan Stud

It feels like I've had a month of postponements followed by cancellations for my photography as September has been a little damp on the west coast! Finally got the camera out today at the BWBS Grading at Rachan Stud, we even had smidgeons of blue sky at times. All the photos are available to view here - BWBS Grading.

Chamfron Caramia at 15 months old

Mimi looking very well grown and in super condition, photos thanks to Jeanette.

Foals September.

Getting quite autumnal here and the foals are definitely fluffy!

Appaloosa Calendar 2012

Just one photo in this years calendar, Chamfron Snow Goose wins the most unusual/amusing category and will be on full view in February.

Touched by Midas - 19 weeks old.

Had a lovely day out today with Carol and Dec and met Midas who is by our appaloosa stallion Exbury Ghost. He was surprisingly perky considering he was gelded yesterday, though at the point he lept on Luca you could see him thinking it wasn't a cunning plan! Mark rode Carol's four year old to get him a little more forward thinking and he soon grasped the idea.

McFlurry

General consensus is that McFlurry is a Poland Bantam Cockerel, his feathers are now fluffing up nicely on his head. We also have one more new arrival, an absolute tiddler!

Chamfron Colorado - 26 months old.

Some phone photos of the amazing colour changing Colin from Nicola tonight, looking very well and surprisingly ginger again!!

Chamfron Compostela - Day six

A very wild and windy day today, Stela had bandages on and her tail put up, then had a stick swung of her and having accepted everything calmly went back out in the field until the Spring.