You did well to catch the action Diane.

Thanks a bunch, Graham!

Two lovely actions s hot of Josie and Carley.........both nicely captured in gorgeous light..!!

Thank you, Keith, very kind as always!

Magnifique ces deux photos. Il semble y avoir une suoerbe relation entre Josie et Carley.Celà me rappelle une histoire récente qui s'est passé pas loin de chez moi. Une jeune femme était désepérée car elle avait perdu son cheval. Quelque chose lui a fais peur et il s'est enfui.Les jours passaient et elle ne le retrouvait pas. (il y a pas mal de forêts par ici) La police et tout les gens du voisinage ont essayé de l'aider mais sans résultat. J'ai appris hier matin à la radio, qu'une dame qui circulait en voiture l'avait aperçu. Il est de retour chez lui (légèrement bléssé, mais sans gravité) L'histoire se finit bien

Oh my...this made my throat tighten up as I read it. I am SO glad the poor woman got her horse back! Carley almost lost her first horse, Remi. It jumped the fence and ran down the highway. Cars hat to stop and pull over to the side as a frantic Carley ran after her horse. The Highway Patrol (police) were called to help block traffic and help stop the horse. It could have been much worse.

These are both great. I think I like this one best, but only by a little bit.

I'm always fascinated by what horses find spooky. Wish I could get over my fears as quickly as some horses *smile*.

Haha - right! They are, to me, very puzzling animals. I prefer calmer, more human-oriented animals, like cats and dogs. Or at least ones not so powerful that they're hard to control!

I used to ride horses. I love them. But I completely understand the desire to be able to control the animal one is connecting with. I suppose that's one of the amazing things for me, that I could control such a powerful creature - that it would let me do such a thing.

Somehow the horse overestimates the obstacle. ;-))