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Meet my very 1st horse, Lazarus.
I couldn't wait for Santa anymore or ask one more time for a pony for my bday (after age 30 it got embarrassing). I took matters in my own hands and I finally decided to pick a pony that needed a new home. Laz found me as I contemplated with this idea. He was sweet yet very sassy, fresh off the track, Thoroughbred (OTTB).
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

If only they had thumbs...


I find myself saying this all the time, "If Lazarus (or Mason) had thumbs they could help out so much!" I feel they want to help; they use their mouths, they use their hooves/paws, etc trying to help. It's not their fault they don't have thumbs! :)

Laz here was nibbling on the wood (he is a wood chewer!) handle of my pitch fork. Maybe he wants to help clean up his paddock?

5 comments:

  1. What a sweet face! He is so cute. Great video!

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  2. Las would be a big help if he had a thumb or two! He is a cutie pie boy.

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  3. oops...I thought I typed Laz...not Las

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  4. I keep meaning to write a whole post about the Pegasus boots, but I always get sidetracked. To answer you question the answer is I LOVE the Pegasus boots! They are better than the SMB IIS and SMB Elites, the thin line wrap boots and the stretch and flex training wraps. That being said, they are not perfect. They are a total pain in the ass to get on right. It takes me about 3 tries on average to get them the way I like them, but one of the things I love about them is that you can put them on nice and snug. They seem to be breathable, but I got them in Nov and it has been cold since so the best I can say is that they are cooler on the legs than SMBs. They look cheap, but so far I they are the best boot I have found for tendon support for long term (i.e. several hours at a time).

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