Neigh

Mother's Day started off on the right foot for me. I woke up, took care of the kennels at the vet's, and went to load my NEW HORSE onto a trailer and take her to her NEW HOME! This was supposed to be done on Saturday night, while I was at work, but my fiancee' and the horse's owner couldn't get her to load. After about fourty-five minutes of "Missy" rearing at the trailer door, we took a chance and used a blindfold. It worked. She was loaded in five minutes, and standing quietly, eating hay. She rode like a champion to the new farm, just about a mile and a half away, and unloaded nicely. The barn door was another matter. We bribed and pleaded. Finally, she went into her stall. We left her alone for a few hours, and came back later to mess with her some more.