Western Equestrian Society Area 6

What I love about Azzie is, he may have his back to you, apparantly taking no notice of you, his head may not move, don't be fooled, he has one eye locked on you, watching your every move, he "observes" a lot of people this way. What I hate about him is his occasional "I'm not doing that - and you can't make me!" attitude.

What I love about Bella is her openness, what you see is what you get, there's no sides to this girl. What I hate about  her is her ability to put on inches the minute that you turn your back.

And  Sarah, our Welsh girl, well what can I say, she has given so much to so many people, from 2 year old children to adults, a little super star, but she certainly has an opinion on life, and will let you know about it from time to time. What really amuses us though, is at first sight of a vet, she goes rigid, eyes out on stalks, grows to at least 20 hh, even stops eating can you believe, and does not move a muscle until the vet goes out of sight, then it's a big sigh and let's get on with the very important job of eating!

I love all my horses, and feel priveliged to own 3 lovely animals, and proud when the vets,farrier and dentist, all comment that they wish all their equine clients were as well behaved as ours.

"Hate" - no, just minor irritations, how can you "hate" them, they give so much and ask so little.