I'm brand new to this. Saw your post & wondering if your horse's feet are any better. I had issues to with my T-bred feet when I moved him from PA to TX, and 4 months later moved him back to PA where soon after he had a horrible abcess. His feet were a mess but I think the key to healthy hooves is having an excellent farrier...which I am blessed to have. His feet are so much healthier now. So my recommendation for your horse is to have an awesome farrier & the use of Keratex on your horse's hooves. Hope that helps.

I saw you live in Summerville - I'm pretty close. What barn do you go to?

You miss the desert??? Crazy...crazy

I remember when we moved up here my horses had a bit of a time too... they spent most of the time laying down and resting... enough that I was getting a bit worried until someone told me it's normal... just them trying to adjust to the altitude.

I've been fine. I've got 2 more days of work and then a month off...

Yes... the Teakster did get me off... little sh*thead We were going around the hill by our house and a raven flew out from behind a rock right next to us. Usually he just barely flinches when he spooks and calms right down... but he just kept on jumping. Felt like I was on a rodeo bronc.

I was nervous the first time I rode him again and he was picking up on it... until we met up with a lady down the street and started talking. I forgot to be nervous and he calmed right down.

I haven't rode much since though. He's had a big crack in his hoof and it worries me to ride him like that. So I'm waiting until I can get the farrier out to fix him up.

Hey there! How has everything been going? Have you settled in?

Happy Holidays!!! Are you going to have a white Christmas this year?