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| I see another group of stallions...this time there is no "babysitting" stallion. These are mature studs who have had mares (at least 4 of them) in the last couple of years. They are sluggish and seem to be waking up from a deep winter's sleep. |
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| Look how different Renegade looks with his winter woolies! He sheds out to a beautiful grullo coloring with primitive striping. This was the best look at him I had ever got in all my times going out to the range. He is gorgeous! I am pretty sure the black is Cobalt .I really can't confirm. If it is I am wondering who is only mare ended up with? (Mahogany). side note...After further review I am not sure the black is Cobalt...maybe Skerik. |
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| The blacks look fantastic...wow, what an easy winter it has been! So different then the extreme one of 2011. |
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| Tag almost looks like a draft horse here. He is an easy keeper. |
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| Look at that hoof! Just perfect....The roan is either Sancho or Half Moon. He would be the youngest in this group. |
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| Good ole Harlan. |
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| Skerik from Silverado's band. |
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| This was a fun encounter. I had never seen this combination of stallions before. Interesting to see some of the more mature studs banding up and getting along so well. Awesome. |
1 comment:
Wow, Renegade looks like a different horse. Glad you were able to get a good look at him Lucky you. Thanks for posting and looking out for the horses. Lethie
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