Thanks to having pony and horse-owning friends, I get to escape from my stinky town for fresh air and equine fun. I'm having riding lessons and generally involved in learning how to groom, handle etc. Last year a group of mares were running with an andalusian stallion, and here's the first 3 foals!
Lola, with her welsh pony mum, LouLou

Valiento (or Valeroso, undecided yet), with his warmblood mum, Quiver

Un-named filly with her welsh pony mum, Coconuts

lovely foals just watch the ragwort, can see some in the first pic

Tell me about it! Pulling, spraying, it's never ending. As soon as you think you've cleared a paddock, you have to start again.

oh gorgeous babies!!

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Berni, Macey's other half and mummy to:
1.0.0 Bearded Dragon- Spike
0.0.2 Turtles- Jay Jay (Cumberland) & Spot (YBS)
1.2.1 Leopard Geckos- Cotton (Blizzard), Shadow (High Yellow), Storm (Super Mack Snow) & Truffle (Tremper Albino)
0.0.9 Coldwater Fishes- Ben, Jerry, Rocky, Fifi, Ali, Tyson, Tiger, Golfball & Billy

well ill give you a tip, burn the roots, and burn the plants when you dig them up, only way to stop it spreading it is a nightmare though, and always waer gloves when pulling it up, one of my friends got very ill off ragwort

I haven't met the newest filly yet, I'm going to on Friday. Another mare has bagged up, so I'm hoping there'll be another new arrival soon.