Anabelle's coat should become significantly less rusty brown in the next 30
days as the minerals begin to help her body. Her color has already begun to
deepen to its real tone. It will be fun to watch it change, more updated pics
soon,
days as the minerals begin to help her body. Her color has already begun to
deepen to its real tone. It will be fun to watch it change, more updated pics
soon,
November 11, 2009
I heard from Anabelles owner a few days ago. This was her update on Anabelle's progress.
Hi Michelle,
All the horses have gained weight since switching over to 100% grass hay. They switched over
right before the big storm and we blanketed the horses for that storm. One evening last week, I
put on the blankets on Anabelle and Whiskey and had to take out the girth straps at least 6 inches
for both horses. Their fur is really fuzzy and soft now.
I don’t know if it’s just the change in weather, but other people are noticing that Anabelle’s coat
has really become a chocolate color and that Whiskey’s tail is actually black instead of light
brown. Whiskey hasn’t needed “gloves” in his pasture since they were sucked off by the mud
during that big storm. I got a pair of “gloves” from Linda Cowles for Anabelle because walking
down the road to the vineyards was wearing down her hooves in the front. Anabelle and Nellie
are still on Slippery Elm Bark. Nellie and Whiskey are on Yucca powder and Devil’s Claw Root
powder. We’re still waiting for our hay nets.
All the horses have been seen for chiropractic care.........They’re all getting more exercise and
walks down to the vineyard. I’m hoping to take some pictures today to email to you. :o)
Talk to you soon,
Linda
Below are a few updated pic's. You can really see her coat color changing.
I heard from Anabelles owner a few days ago. This was her update on Anabelle's progress.
Hi Michelle,
All the horses have gained weight since switching over to 100% grass hay. They switched over
right before the big storm and we blanketed the horses for that storm. One evening last week, I
put on the blankets on Anabelle and Whiskey and had to take out the girth straps at least 6 inches
for both horses. Their fur is really fuzzy and soft now.
I don’t know if it’s just the change in weather, but other people are noticing that Anabelle’s coat
has really become a chocolate color and that Whiskey’s tail is actually black instead of light
brown. Whiskey hasn’t needed “gloves” in his pasture since they were sucked off by the mud
during that big storm. I got a pair of “gloves” from Linda Cowles for Anabelle because walking
down the road to the vineyards was wearing down her hooves in the front. Anabelle and Nellie
are still on Slippery Elm Bark. Nellie and Whiskey are on Yucca powder and Devil’s Claw Root
powder. We’re still waiting for our hay nets.
All the horses have been seen for chiropractic care.........They’re all getting more exercise and
walks down to the vineyard. I’m hoping to take some pictures today to email to you. :o)
Talk to you soon,
Linda
Below are a few updated pic's. You can really see her coat color changing.
September 1, 2010
I got to visit Annabelle at her new ranch a few days ago. She looked great, her attitude was quite
relaxed. I saw a big difference in her body & coat. Below are updated photos
I got to visit Annabelle at her new ranch a few days ago. She looked great, her attitude was quite
relaxed. I saw a big difference in her body & coat. Below are updated photos
