Dear Mom,
A new guy moved in today. His name is Jac.
It is sooooo embarrassing! You can totally tell that it is his first time at a horse show. He is all excited and annoying at the same time. I’m glad I wasn’t that immature at my first show….
Someone had to put him in his place.
After that I decided that I should be his teacher. Can you believe he doesn’t know how to play ‘can-I-bite-your-lips-while-you-try-to-bite-my-tongue’!!!
I will do my best to teach him. I feel it is my duty as his Uncle.
Louie putting Jac ‘in his place’
Your Loyal Pony,
Sir Louie
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Louie teaches Jac
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I love reading these and watching your videos! Thank you so much for sharing.
Stacy, we were lucky enough to see you in Lake St. Louis, MO last year. What a gift or talent, call it what u will, for training these horses. I think Jac will fall right into place for your next horse to ride no reins, no saddle. If he has enough of his mom’s genes and personality, he will be your perfect “fit”. No horse could take the place of Roxy, but Jac just might be a stand-in!
i love your diaries! 😀 Soooooooooooooooo cute!
That is soooo adorable!!!
I just love these ‘diaries’ ! My mares would be more like “well today I tricked the geldings into thinking they were stallions…it was fun to tease them all day”..or..” Today my owner thought we were working…really I just ran in circles, always in the direction she didn’t want me going”..
That horse is showing a lot of discomfort with all that tail swishing!!!!?
Check out this blog as well as the one that links to it near the end (the one about the employees) http://stacywestfallhorseblog.com/2013/11/21/why-do-horses-swish-or-wring-or-use-their-tails-with-and-without-riders/
Absolutely love this diary! And SO want to be there. This is on my Bucket list..learn reining and go to Congress…someday…..