As requested from a reader, let's go back.
Way back. OK, she's only three years old, so there isn't that much to tell. ;)
Since I bred the SFF, let's share a little bit more about her past & beginnings.
Way back. OK, she's only three years old, so there isn't that much to tell. ;)
Since I bred the SFF, let's share a little bit more about her past & beginnings.
This is the SFF's sire. He is a national champion in native costume and has other titles in english pleasure, sport horse in hand, and halter. His national championship was won with a junior rider.
Dang crazy Arab stallions being ridden by kids.
I chose him because he was athletic, strongly built, and kind, among other things of course. His pedigree is filled with strong athletes top and bottom.
Pregnant SFM |
The SFM has been a broodmare in the past. She has had five other foals, other than the SFF, including one gelding that has (I believe!) 10 national titles right now. He is a pretty cool show horse. I didn't breed him, of course, but I knew the potential was there. :)
After a long period of waiting (ok, not so long), the SFF made her appearance after 329 days on Mother's Day at a reasonable hour in the morning with most of the farm there present at her birth. Apparently she wasn't a shy mare that day.
After a long period of waiting (ok, not so long), the SFF made her appearance after 329 days on Mother's Day at a reasonable hour in the morning with most of the farm there present at her birth. Apparently she wasn't a shy mare that day.
Stay tuned for more "growing up filly" ;)
Awww! Gotta love a baby :)
ReplyDeleteAw, bebeh!
ReplyDeleteAwwwwww!!!!! So cute!!!!! I love that you were there for the whole process of picking out the stallion, breeding SFM, foaling SFF, so special! I wish I could have been there for all of the with Chrome. :)
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