In a message dated 12/22/2007 11:02:39 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I guess you did? hahahaha its just temporary she will come around. Maybe a bossy older filly will help this issue. Karl is really surprised he said his calm Assa? Wild thing is what we call her here. My husband came in from work and went over to look at her and then she bit at him and he forced her to let him pet her. He came in laughing. Said be careful or they will be life flighting you again. He thinks she looks like a llama. Big dark eyes and all that hair. Then he thought my Willie was the ugliest horse on the earth. He was homely when I bought him. HOMELY now he is very pretty. He was used to the Peruvian Paso that was beautiful with all that mane and tail. After he died, I drug home this baby horse with one white spot visable on his side and mountains of hair. Knock knees and cycle hocks. He had a hard time believing that one. I owned his half sister at the time and had her trained to do anything. No gaits at all. Too much horse for me and now she belongs to a surgeon. He loves her. Big girl, about 14 hh. Still no gaits. My Willie/Segull is a great pony and will be glad I bought her for him to look at. He will have to drag her around. He is learning to be the pony horse. I am going to need a saddle I sold my real saddle to pay for the transport on this filly. I need something with a tree. Sylvia
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