This was almost six months ago at this point. A proud mare takes a grey morning stroll with a her new foal, in mid May ..read more

As if on cue, a mob of horses file orderly into the post-dawn sunlight. Sheltering and grazing on the moister shaded grass at night is common but once daylight comes, the horses enjoy a sun bath and a stroll. A parade of horses emerge from the woods and straight out into the earliest sunshine on a hilltop ..read more

Way back in January of this. year when a cold sunrise felt good. Young horses on a hilltop basked in early morning winter light ..read more

Gem is in full flight stance under the assault of the blue-eyed monster. This goes on a lot. Image taken in May when the colts were a couple weeks old ..read more

Two weeks old and this colt is growing like a weed. The bald white face and black eye liner makes a striking face. In his early days, he did not stray far from the security of his mother. There were lots of curious and burly herd mates and a bossy stallion to navigate. Being the youngest in the group, he was taking his time being known ..read more

Mother shields her newborn from the nosy photographer. This is an iPhone image. I cannot locate the files from the morning this colt was born. It just takes a quick mistake to drop a folder into the wrong location. For now, I can share this iPhone image. Anyway, this was the final 2023 foal born and this is his first morning last May. He was another big colt with lots of white; he’s a handsome little guy.   ..read more

I assume she’s tired because just look at the size of that new foal. Big mare, big foal, geeez. She is a beauty and she’s nearly delicate compared to her half sisters. Just a moment before sunrise and this tired mare seems to eagerly await the first rays of the day.This filly is only a few hours old but she’s full of energy. Stretching her legs must feel good.Short bursts of romping for this newborn filly were a long-awaited relief from all of those months confined in the womb.A rare sunny sunrise this spring shined on this beauty-duo ..read more

At only nine days old this self-appointed greeter for the herd welcomes a new addition. Using her big whinnies, she called over and over to the newcomer. As you can see, the mature mares were unfazed, but the littlest one seemed tuned in. A gregarious herd mate greets the brand new curiosity in the herd. This bay really has no boundaries among her superiors in age ..read more

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