Oh and my web site for events is One Horse Productions, LLC

Tia and Morgan are working hard to drum up business. If I make money Morgan gets most of it via Pip showing. They are smart cookies!

I need to take pictures of Pip enjoying his beet pulp. I've added flax seed to it. What a greasy mess! He usually has it all over his muzzle. Looks like a little kid who has been eating chocolate cake!

Allergy Shots

We are now on the second vial - which is a little stronger, and the shots are scheduled further apart. Next one is on Sunday the 28th. He really does get tired of me staring at him and if he tries to nap I go get alfalfa cubes to make sure he is ok. Oy. Poor guy.

I can't believe he is going to be 5 years old soon. Well another few months. Closer to 5 than 4.

He looks great except he is getting fuzzy, but it is that time of year.

I've been busy putting together a Rob Gage clinic for December of this year. So far so good.

Progress

Pip has been schooling - lightly for the past couple of weeks. He has been a very good boy, except on walkabout the other day. The infield of the track has been set up for a horse show this weekend, it will be the jumper ring. Flags flapping. He was supposed to be "babysitting" a dressage horse who has been converted to a jumper, the horse is a year older than he is. Well that horse got a little worried so Pip took off! Like breaking the starting gate race horse took off! Morgan had the rubber D in his mouth, they were headed for the track rail. Oh MY!! I've never seen him move that fast. It didn't last - precisely the reason WHY he is not a race horse. Morgan was pulling on his face, and Pip just said "Never mind, just kidding." Brat.

The allergy shots are going well. So far. Wish us luck. We are still on the most diluted set of injections. I am also considering trying acupuncture for him and his allergies.

Pippi is still not home. They told me that it would be 2-4 weeks before they would have her ashes back. I just want my girl home.