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Sue on Twinkle and me on Magic Penny trying them out for Polo-Crosse, a sport we played in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Final clip is of Twinkle (12 yr old Morgan Mare) now sound after we nearly put her down last year because of laminitis
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Sue on Twinkle and me on Magic Penny trying them out for Polo-Crosse, a sport we played in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Final clip is of Twinkle (12 yr old Morgan Mare) now sound after we nearly put her down last year because of laminitis
Jenny, he was about 2 in this photo. He had an unfortunate childhood, weaned too early and a bad reaction to the anaesthetic when he was gelded. (Before we got him). He has grown, now about 14 hh and will be 4 this month.
He has a sweet nature, we…
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- About Me:
- Lived in Rhodesia, South Africa and Zimbabwe until moving to Ontario, Canada in 2004. Some jumping, cross-country and gymkhana as a youngster, Polo-Crosse and Polo as an adult.
Now enjoy Western on a Paint and 3 Morgans
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- 4 horses, 5 cats, 1 dog
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- Western Riding, General RidingAdvice, Horse Care, Training
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Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 9:58am on July 29, 2009,
Gail Morse said…
- Hi Peter: You might as well join the over60's group as it sounds as if you are close to that! So far I am the only member. If you and your wife join there would be three of us. Where did you end up moving to in Ontario? I am near Uxbridge ie north of Whitby. I have a Rocky who is trained for a few things but mostly we ride the trails. Love the pictures. One of these days I will learn how to post the ones I have. Gail Morse.
- At 12:13am on June 30, 2009,
Barbara Sky Horse said…
- Hello Peter,
I just took a wee nosey through your photos.
All Very Nice … thanks for sharing!! … but I have to say …
… *laughing* …
I was particularly drawn to the one of all the cats on the stoop.
.... silly, I know ;-)
~ Barby
- At 11:24pm on June 29, 2009,
Peter & Sue Wright said…
- I have posted a video of Sue and I trying out 2 of our horses for a bit of Polo-Crosse practice, we were not wearing helmets because we were working slowly.
Just to re-assure every one, when we played competitively or practised seriously, we wore helmets and our horses wore pads and bandages or protective boots.
Unlike Polo, the Polo-Crosse ball is made of soft rubber foam and cannot cause serious injury to horse or player.
Polo-Crosse was a very popular equine sport in Zimbabwe, and is well supported in South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and more recently a number of other countries.
Zimbabwe won the first World Series in the late 90's despite a tiny horse riding / owning population.
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Penny is approximately 37 inches. She was badly neglected and had horrible feet .
She is doing well, though and is running around enjoying her new digs.
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how far apart were the two boys born? Did Tonja actually take Pearl's foal on before she foaled her own?
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Since age two, the horse has been on his rear legs more often than on four legs. When it come to make money, the race track industry does not hesitate to apply the worth torture devices in order to put the horses on the track and into t…
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