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It is hard to believe but after our so complex, but stress free and overwhelmingly full of information Day 1, the Valencas some how managed to outperform themselves on Day 2.
At a recent Horse Boy Camp in the Texas Hill Country 3 autism families came together to spend a fun-filled weekend in nature with a team of Horse Boy horses and volunteers.
Our two African porcupines Bubbles and Bilbo finally met
We finally got around to take some good shots of Betsy and her daughter Manilla. I will post some more pictures of the old lady working with kids later. But for now here are a few head shots. Betsy is turning 29 this year!
I think I should probably start by introducing myself. My name is Miss Trinket. Don't forget the Miss. In case you want to know what I look like here is a photo of me. And yes I am pretty small but believe me what I lack in size I make up for in charm and ingenuity.
Today was 'my' boy Bu's big day! Back-Riding for the first time. Lance was excited to finally be allowed to ride 'the silver horse'. Bu was such a star! I could feel that he was not sure about the oddly added weight. He was hesitant to canter at first wanting to make sure he would not displace anything.
As some of you know I met Rupert in 2009 when organizing a Horse Festival at the Austin Polo Club in Manor. I organized that festival to bring members of the horse community together and to connect the public to the different horse traditions in the Central Texas area.