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Jane Grealy 1. Puppy with Stick, 2021 2. Legs, 2021

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Giraffe got a blanket today in prep for a chilly n rainy night

#mine #horse #its quite thick #not happy with how thick his coat is and dont want him losing any more condition #so far so good #also haven't posted on this acc in ages

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Curlin

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Morning Mist

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Eadweard J.Muybridge (1830-1904), Walking with a bucket in mouth; light-gray horse, Eagle, 1884-1887, collotype print. George Eastman House Collections - Born Edward Muggeridge, in Kingston-Upon-Thames, England, Muybridge changed his Christian name to Eadweard in 1850, and his surname to Muybridge a few years later. He went to San Francisco around 1855 and opened a bookstore there. He lived most of his adult life in the United States, beginning his photographic career in California in 1867. He set up a photographic studio, sharing space in the “Cosmopolitan Gallery” of Silas Selleck, the former NYC daguerreotypist. Muybridge used the pseudonym “Helios” and drove a light horse-drawn wagon he called “The Flying Studio.” Initially commissioned in 1872 by Leland Stanford to make motion studies of his horse, “Occident”, Muybridge later extended that work at the University of Pennsylvania. These studies, in their many forms, occupied him until his death in 1904 at his home in Kingston. - Mysterious Art Century Instagram - Facebook - Twitter - Pinterest - Shop

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You were either a Magic Treehouse kid, a Goosebumps kid, an Animorphs kid, or a Babysitters Club kid.

#saddle club dont @me

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Firefly - mule colt born at Skydog Sanctuary on June 18, 2021

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Stonewall Sporthorse

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A’Va Minted Design, a 2003 mare by Grand Design (Appaloosa x Friesian) and out of an Appaloosa mare. DNA tested black with dun, so she is technically grulla, with another dilute gene to make her coat appear tan dun, with a near leopard pattern. (x)

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“Cholon” Gulfport 14’

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Livestock drama

   “Let’s put pool noodles on the goat’s horns!” says a teenager.

“Why would you,   ” I begin, but they have already stampeded out of the house. I shrug.

   It turns out that when someone puts pool noodles on a goat’s horns, the goat doesn’t really care. They’re very light, after all, and she can’t see them. You know who cares? Who cares a LOT?

   the HORSE. Hero took one look at Nutmeg wearing pool noodles and ran away. You know who doesn’t want to be left alone, ever? Nutmeg. Who went trotting after Hero because he was leaving her.

   Hero, seeing that the eldritch abomination was after him, picked up speed. Nutmeg went into a full run. My kids started chasing Nutmeg to get the pool noodles off her, but could not catch her, because she’s surprisingly fast. The dogs were bringing up the rear, just happy to be going for a pleasant run. Hero was in a panic, leading a parade that he did not want.

   This all resolved. One noodle feel off; the kids eventually cornered Nutmeg and removed the other one. Just - a day at a farm, I guess.

10/02/20

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if you add leg and pull on the reins at the same time, your horse takes a screenshot

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Cicera’s Icewater

Corofino I x Cicera

Holsteiner, Stallion

16.3hh

Born 1998

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Most animal drugs: you must use this within 6 minutes and it must be stored between 61 and 63 degrees Fahrenheit.

Every farmer I know - this bottle of ivermectin has been in my family since 1924. We store it under the trailer.