.. so sick of all the mud. It was so wet and slippery that I didn't even take Nina out to hand walk her. I did the day before and ended up slipping under her, grabbing mane to stop from falling on my butt in the mud. Thank you Nina for your change in attitude (when I first got her she would have killed me for sliding into her and grabbing her) and for having 4 legs to keep you upright in the muck.
Saturday afternoon she had scratched her back in the mud....
After about an hour of chipping away at the dried mud...
When I left she was cleaner, drier and happier ....
Saturday afternoon she had scratched her back in the mud....
After about an hour of chipping away at the dried mud...
When I left she was cleaner, drier and happier ....
My goodness! Nina looks like a different horse after you spiffed her all up. Now if she can just stay out of the mud for a while till it dries up--hehe! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, that's like mud art in the first pic! Maybe she was trying to disguise herself as a Zebra?
ReplyDeleteWe had some crazy mud last month but Nina looks like she wins the prize for dirtiest horse this month. Glad she let you hang on so you wouldn't be a matching pair of muddy buddies. Hope it dries up soon. What a mess.
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