too much cute, part 2

We went back to visit with the Gypsy foals! Actually, we had gone to a tack store and their farm is on the way back, so we stopped. Plus, who can resist those little babies! Not me!

not Terry! Baby and mama

They were just as cute this time around. The colt and filly have started getting their teeth in. The colt has calmed down a bit, at least he was not kicking out for this visit. 

One day, his hair will probably touch the ground

The filly was just as much as a love! She loves hugs!

She is just so soft! Love the creme color in her ears.

More hugs!

And she is keen to return scratching favors.

Haley really liked the colt.

Omg, his beard!

We are still waiting for the last foal to be born! Can't wait! These babies will make great horses! 

too much cute

We interrupt the normal Monday Musings to bring you too much cute to contain another day! Sorry Shyloh, but this beats you out. . .

Some friends of ours that show at our Northwest Ohio Driving Circuit shows also have a Gypsy Vanner farm and live pretty close to Kyle and Jaime's barn. And this past week two of their mares just had babies!

Babies!! Little foals full of little Gypsy beards and little Gypsy hair and little Gypsy feather and too much little Gypsy cuteness!

In your face filly!

Crazy little colt with mama right behind him

So we went to visit, of course! Can I tell you that Gypsy babies are probably the cutest thing on the planet? 

One was a solid filly(either black or smokey black, not sure yet) with blue eyes. She was adorable! She walked right up to us, like hey, I'm here, Love me!! And we did. She was the first foal from their stallion, Mr. Sandman. Her mom is Angelina Rose. This filly is already sold. I really wanted to put her in my pocket and steal her away. She would have come with me.  She is only a few days old and already took a halter like a pro. She is just so chill.

Walking up to everyone to say Hi! She is so sociable and not afraid.

Filly's mama

The colt was a little firecracker! He was in the pasture with his mom, Daezy Mae and two other mares. One was Lillie Belle who is due with the last foal on the farm for this year. 

Lillie Belle, almost ready to pop! 

The other is Jazmyn Joy, who is a yearling or two year old, I think. The colt is a couple days older than the filly and so so sassy! They are thinking that he is going to be a blue roan pinto. He was running around and kicking at his mom, the air, the grass, anything he could kick at. I guess he is a kicker and kicks at people too. His eyelashes are so so long and he has a belly mohawk!

Those eyelashes! He looks wet because it was just raining.

After getting our foal love on, we visited with the stallions. Sandman has really filled out nicely. He is super chill and loves to be loved on. Star is the other stallion on the farm. He is still too young to be bred, but he gets to hang out with Sandman and a mini horse.

Mr. Sandman

The Gypsy Vanners are such a great breed of horse. They have the calmest temperament, and they ride and drive. They are a thick, solid horse. 

Check out the website for Serenity Farm Gypsy Horses! We thank them for letting us visit!

cuteness alert!

OMG!
. . .Is this NOT one of the cutest things you have ever seen?

I think it just may be!!

And, don't you think Shyloh could benefit from these shoes? 

Especially since I found out yesterday that she had lined herself up to kick Beth a week ago! I was so upset! That is unacceptable behavior. It may have been that she was in heat, but that is NO excuse.

Also, here one of the articles that supports my supplement choices for Shyloh.

I discovered it at http://www.equisearch.com/, but it is from Horse Journal.

Click here to read the article.