My new "dirt-bike"

[TimH]

Don't mind me folks....... I'm just trying to get this picture thing figured out....... :?

 

[sw]

About time you got it Tim. keep em coming

 

[Northern Rancher]

You wouldn't want a couple fillies that are dead ringers for him now would you lol.

 

[MsSage]

Way to go !~!~!~! Keep the pics coming

 

[the_jersey_lilly_2000]

I'd say that was a quad runner........ :lol: :lol: :lol: A very good lookin one at that.

 

[Mike]

Let us know when you learn how to ride!
:wink:

 

[TimH]

Let us know when you learn how to ride!
:wink:

I'll do that Mike. I'm thinkin' it won't take too long on account of my "nasty" old underwear should just stick right to his back.....sorta like velcro. :lol: :wink:

 

[Mike]

Let us know when you learn how to ride!
:wink:

I'll do that Mike. I'm thinkin' it won't take too long on account of my "nasty" old underwear should just stick right to his back.....sorta like velcro. :lol: :wink:

Those "Nasty" underwear could be negative too! For instance when those "Skid Marks" in your drawers get too slippery. :shock:

What you need is one of them old "Calvary" saddles with the air vent in the seat. :wink:

 

[TimH]

This is Ben's mother, Meg. Does she look skinny to you??

 

[Faster horses]

WHERE would she be skinny?

Looks like she might be in foal even...

Seriously, you need to look at horses over their back, not their belly, to see the condition they carry. Horses need to be flat-backed just like cows. Big bellies don't count when condition scoring.

Nope, she don't look skinny to me.

Nice mare, BTW!

 

[ranchwife]

I'd say that was a quad runner........ :lol: :lol: :lol: A very good lookin one at that.

Definitely!!! alot more sturdy, stable and reliable (not to mention easier to steer) than a dirtbike!!! :wink:
More pix, Tim!!! We're waiiiiiiittttiiiiing!!!! 8)

 

[efb]

You are doing great with the pic's Tim. I must learn how to do that soon.
How come those dirt bikes don't have longer hair ?? I see some snow on the ground. Our horses get more hair on them in the winter than that even way down here.


Ed

 

[TimH]

Here is one with a little winter hair. He is Meg's son ,as well. His sire is Thoroughbred. He is just coming 2yrs, in the spring, so maybe that's why he has more winter hair.
It has been a VERY mild winter here so far, EFB. About 30 to 40 degrees Fahr. above normal, I would guess. Normally the horses carry way more winter hair than they are this year.

Faster Horses, Yes the mare is in foal and I was just being a smarta$$ about the "skinny" thing. My wife is always feeding her way too much and worrying about her "condition". :roll:

 

[Faster horses]

Well, then, I'm glad I passed the test!