Of course I had to check her udder and was going to wait but she saw me coming so stood up, stretched and came to the gate. Her udder isn't any more bagged up than yesterday. Hopefully she will hold on for another 18 days. I walked around her and she looked back as if to question what in the world I was doing.
Her rear end is so huge that from this direction her belly hardly sticks out. Surely she isn't just FAT?
I think she is carrying this foal mostly on the right side.
My next job was to check on the weanlings. There were just 3 looking out of their shelter when I arrived. They saw me coming.
Then there were 5.
Then all 6 of them came galloping up to the fence,
and immediately lined up for their lunch. Left to right is Lance, Joshua, Lyra, Knight, Mitzamaya and Joshua.
As the sun was out and the frost was off the grass Jenis was taken out to the field so she could graze.
She was just left out there while I went back to get some other jobs done.
The last job is to print off a copy of her coggins papers and the stallion certificate so the new owners can register her foal once it is born.
Everyone out here went to 5 Points Washington for the hospital Lumiere benefit.
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