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VF_Indian_Ruby
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I wanted to post some pics of her as we purchased her. It is a crying shame this has to happen to a horse or any animal. The person that had her simply did not feed or take care of her. I am now very attached to her. She is no longer a show horse but I enjoy trail rides with her. We got her in October 2005. She was born in 2002. The last pic was just before last fall.
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doubleopi
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| She looks absolutely amazing! Well done and I'm sure she's thankful! |
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Kassie Finley
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She looks incredible now. You did a great job and you deserve a big pat on the back for giving her the chance she so deserved. She is beautiful.
We did the same thing recently with a black mare, that use to be a show horse. Still working on getting her to where she needs to be, but every week I notice improvment.
Looks like you got a dimond in the rough with her. |
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Bondama
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She is stunning. Bless you for your kindness. I'd be interested to hear the feeding regimen you used to bring her back.
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danwilson
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| Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2008 9:53 am Post subject: WOW |
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| Very Impressive, thats the way a horse should look. It makes everyone so happy to hear about this story. Awesome! She is beautiful and what a great story. |
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VF_Indian_Ruby
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My daughter took these picks today on a trail ride. I did not realize how big she was until today!
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horsetrainer89
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| I would just like to say that she looks GREAT and yes she is huge. I do have a question though, is she a light bay or a dun? The second to last one of the first set of pictures she looks dun, but in the newer ones she looks to be light bay. |
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VF_Indian_Ruby
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Winter coat is a redish sorrel. Her summer coat is more of a faded brown from the sun. She remained outside for that period. The pic is probably a lighting problem too. I really don't remember her looking that light!
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VF_Indian_Ruby
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| Bondama wrote: | | She is stunning. Bless you for your kindness. I'd be interested to hear the feeding regimen you used to bring her back. |
In the critical first year we fed her oats and senior feed. We have had her on a supplement called Vita Charge which I think has been changed to the name Vita Firm. She started a relaps at one point loosing weight. For those few months I think we used soaked Beet Pulp until the gain came back. I hope this helps because I just do not remember the details.
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