9/22/2011
My post announcing his particular Prisoner Trained Mustang Adoption Event
10/9/11
My post right after having surprised myself by adopting him
10/10/11
I write about all the other Mustangs from the adoption
10/13/11
This post tells about how I prepare to go back to the prison to pick him up
10/16/11
This post tells about our first day and night together
10/25/11
Red Horse Diary #1 – I begin training Rojo
11/20/11
Red Horse Diary #2 – Every Day is Groundhog Day
12/7/11
Red Horse Diary #3 – I’M ONBOARD!
12/28/11
Red Horse Diary #4 – I’M ONBOARD AND I’M STICKING TO IT!
1/11/12
Red Horse Diary #5 – HOW TO KEEP THE BOND WHEN YOU HAVE NO TIME!
1/22/12
Red Horse Diary #6 – IT SEEMED LIKE A GOOD IDEA AT THE TIME…
2/24/12
Red Horse Diary #7 – HIS OWN LITTLE HERD…
6/3/12
Red Horse Diary #8 – ROJO PROCURES A HAREM!
4/29/13
RED HORSE DIARY #9 – Starting over. Oy.
Hello,
I wanted you to know, how much I love your blog and all the information you partake of, and then offer to your ‘gentle readers.’
i will be interested in following your red horse blog.
i was 18 whenI acquired a captured mare. She was from the nevada range. The year was 1962.
The San Jose stock yards was a magnet for me. A car was pure freedom, I use to visit there and drive to Newark, calif. The slaughter house. I would sneak over the chain link fences to see all the poor horses. I was caught trying to hoist a little filly over the fence..Silly me, they just told me to get!
I taught mandy to be a riding mare. When I could mouth her, she was at least 15 years old. I taught lessons on her, only a teen ager would try that trick. I believe the constant handling, the fuss in a small barn, were all instrmental in her accepting ‘us’.
I will enjoy your journey, again I LOVE this blog..Sarah Vann