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Trakehner Treffpunkt - Trakehner Meeting Place  |  Sharing Pix and other Updates  |  That which does not fit above ...  |  Topic: any tips on coping with an empty pasture? 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. « previous next » Pages: 1 Author Topic: any tips on coping with an empty pasture?  (Read 653 times) fuzzy Guest any tips on coping with an empty pasture? « on: December 23, 2004, 07:28:34 PM »  Today I  moved my two horses to a friend's place so I can  ride through the winter, and I already miss them.  Still have the sheep and llama here, but that just doesn't cut it . . . .   They seem to like the new digs, though.  They have a QH, a pony, and a huge steer for buddies.   Logged Joy ata Old Hand Offline Posts: 1,270 I love Trakehners! Re:any tips on coping with an empty pasture? « Reply #1 on: December 24, 2004, 04:22:31 PM » I've been dealing with this one for about 5 years.  When I moved to Maine from Colorado, my horses went to my parents' place, which has 30-40 acres of pasture.  I have 72 acres of woodland, so it just seemed like a reasonable thing to do.  I get to check up on my parents (in their 80's) without them knowing it, my horses are happy--and I look out my window and never see them.  How to deal with it?  Just keep reminding yourself of the ultimate goal.  For you, that's being able to ride.  It gets easier--but there's always that little tug at the heart. Logged Pages: 1   Trakehner Treffpunkt - Trakehner Meeting Place  |  Sharing Pix and other Updates  |  That which does not fit above ...  |  Topic: any tips on coping with an empty pasture? « previous next » Jump to: Please select a destination: ----------------------------- Administrivia ----------------------------- => Administrative Updates ----------------------------- General ----------------------------- => General Board ----------------------------- Trakehner Breeding & Bloodlines ----------------------------- => Breeding => Bloodline Info ----------------------------- Trakehner Marketing ----------------------------- => Individual Marketing => Breed Promotion ----------------------------- Showing our Trakehners ----------------------------- => Showing ----------------------------- General Horse Topics for the benefit of Trakehners ----------------------------- => Horse Care => Training => Breeding issues => Health Issues => Vaguely Horse-related! ----------------------------- Happenings within the Organizations ----------------------------- => American Trakehner Association => German Trakehner Verband ----------------------------- Announcements ----------------------------- => Announcements => Foals of 2011! => Foals of 2010! => Foals of 2009! => Foals of 2008! => Foals of 2007! => Foals of 2006! => Foals of 2005! => Foals of 2004! ----------------------------- Sharing Pix and other Updates ----------------------------- => That which does not fit above ... ----------------------------- Borderline Classified ----------------------------- => READ THIS FIRST => Horses in need of homes - Trakehners, free or ...

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