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Monday, June 01, 2009

Caution line, so many different uses

Look at that big grassfilled belly of Naloma. If we didn't know any better, she could be pregnant again. But don't mom and daughter look gorgeous? We've noticed that Evie's colour is changing. Her legs are getting almost black and in other places, for instance her head, a darker brown appears. Similar to Naloma's colour. Exciting. Perhaps she will not be a grey after all.

And now Evie and her little friend Escobar (I know, our friends have a strange sense of humour) will demonstrate the different uses of caution line.

Escobar is showing how handy it is if you have an itchy nose, while Evie is leaning into it to show how strong and stretchy caution line is.

Caution line is also very useful to practice your 'going under something'-skills. As you can see, Evie has not yet mastered it completely. In these exercises caution line's stretchyness is very much appreciated.

And you can not only rub your bottom against it (as described in the 'poledancing foal post').
We asked Evie if she wanted to demonstrate the bottomrub again, just for the photo, but she refused. We even promised her money for a little poledance, but she said that she has too much class. Ha!

15 comments:

  1. Who knew a caution line was so versatile! Now it's an equine education device! LOL!

    She's so pretty! Just like her Mum!

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  2. I am wondering why you asked her to do another pole dance. Even a simpleton could see she's absolutely choc-a-bloc full of class! She was quite right in refusing you...

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  3. Jinksy,
    you, Miss Marple, have the sharpest intellect! Love your play with words ;-)

    Jay,
    and I hope she stays as sweet as she is now. And as funny ;-)

    Mara,
    LOL
    So I'm not even a simpleton? ;-(

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  4. She is just plain outright ...GORGEOUS !!!!

    Great photos !!

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  5. Karen,
    that's sweet of you. We too think she is the most gorgeous foal in the world, but we might be biased ;-)

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  6. Haha!1 Too cute for words, your filly is!!
    KacyK

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  7. It is said that sometimes pets assume the personality traits of their owners...

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  8. Kacy,
    hehe, she is!

    Jewels,
    I know. Be afraid. Be very afraid!

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  9. Hello stranger! We've not woofed much lately but had to come by and see how your Mum & Baby are doing :D
    We scrolled down and saw your poor legs....wow, hope they're all better now....yellow maybe?
    (yes, you may have noticed....I like my dots too....and have restricted my use of !!!!!!!! since reading Jewel's post!)
    Hope you're all well....the girls are looking so beautiful! Less than 5wks till our babies arrive, can't wait!
    Slobbers xx

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  10. I want a horse, but I don't think that one will fit into my tiny garden. Can I come and visit yours?

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  11. D.Beagles,
    I'm so excited for you! Keeping my fingers crossed all goes well. Looking forward to the irresistable little puppyfaces ;-) And you think you're busy now! HA!

    Don't Bug Me,
    sure you can come to visit the horses. In about 6 or 7 weeks they will be home again ;-) Evie is so sweet and cuddly. I miss them ;-(

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  12. I'm truly enjoying the process of watching Evie grow. For a city boy, quite fascinating.

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  13. Suldog,
    fascinating for a 'country girl' too ;-)

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  14. I love Evie already.......& Naloma too of course ^_^

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