October 30, 2006
We have a vet check scheduled for tomorrow to determine if Tommy Girl is in foal. She had been bred prior to her horrendous experience and we thought she may have lost it. She sure looks pregnant to me; but then I’ve never had a mare in foal before, maybe I’m just feeding her too much.
The other day, she sat down right next to me in the pasture and scratched her belly on the grass; it was a sight to see. Now I scratch her belly every chance I get. She just loves it.
Well, tomorrow will tell. I’m just glad that she has made so much progress.
October 31, 2006
Whoo Hoo! ! ! We’re expecting! ! ! She is one strong horse. I can’t wait until the birth.
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Gifts of Nature Farm 
You must really love horses! What type of horse is the mother? Is this your only horse? It must be exciting for you to be expecting! Good luck and scratch the horse's belly for me
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You are a bloggger all ready aren't you? Your horse is beautiful. I had aquired a horse from my father-in-law and have begun to break her so I can ride her.I have all ways wanted a hore and now I have Silky. She is a two year old palamino.She is so gentle and very smart. I love your pictures. Good luck with her pregnancy.crazyhoot.blogspot.com
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mu aunt raised horses. Thats really neat that you raise horses. What kind of horses do you raise? I love just even being able to trail ride on horses.
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I'm really happy for you and your horse. Good luck in all.
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They're all quarter horses.
Thanks for the good wishes.
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