Mine ( Mia)


	Mine ( Mia) by Corena (new zealand) Mine ( Mia) - showing off A beautiful registered chestnut three year old quarter horse mare, my buddy, pride and joy. Here just after I bought her as a two year old, at the end of winter. Our relationship has gone from strength to strength with Natural Horsemanship methods and track grazing. She has three other equine buddies she bosses around. I love that fact that yet again I can own a horse and develop a relationship like I had with my first pony that I thought was a once in a lifetime occurance. Click here to post comments. Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Your horse pictures.
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