Horse Fair News

Well I found the blue sparkly halters. They had been put away in the bridle case along with lead ropes. We only were able to get 7 of them so Evan will wear plain black and one of the mares will wear one of our new blue ones. Karin arrived after work and together we worked on the play script for the fair.
Rhoda and Lee's dog Ruby came in heat today.

Rhoda called Buddy's owner to set up a time to bring her to their place in Indiana and got terrible news. Buddy, the King Charles Caviler Rhoda and Sarah use for a stud dog, got loose, ran out on the road and was hit and killed by a car. Rhoda was able to find a male Cavapoo the owners are willing to stud out. He is not proven as Ruby will be his first. Sure hope he is very fertile, it is extremely hard now-a-days to find people willing to stud their dog out.
Mocha's stall card for the fair is now packed with the other cards. She is such a hairy little black horse that we are explaining to everyone that Amy put her in a dryer and SHRUNK her Friesian.

Our stalls are in barn 14 aisle E for the Horse Fair. Sure hope we get a good turnout. We have well over a thousand presents and prizes to give out. Remember this fair is KID friendly. If your son or daughter likes horses they are going to LOVE this fair. There are many different breeds to see including Andalusians, Fell ponies, Arabians, Shires, Gypsy Vanners, Mules, Spotted Drafts,  Clydes and really cool demos to watch such as trick riding and Mounted Archery and of course Friesians. Why there is going to be 3 Friesian stallions at this fair, Evan of course then one of them is a very rare chestnut Friesian Friesian, along with Albert who will be driving a carriage.

YOU WON'T want to miss this FAIR. Exactly a week from today the fairgrounds open at 9:00 am, want to see the schedule? CLICK HERE. Tickets can be purchased at arrival but if you want to save a little money you can purchase them cheaper on-line by clicking HERE.