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Big Girl Monologue
30 minutes ago our horse named "Big Girl" was having a nice day. Grazing the green field grasses.... as though it was a free infinite smorgasbord. Conversing with her neighbor stallion across the street. Joyful for the windy day to keep the flies away.

Until I brought her in for the day. Meet Senorita Diablo....

Here at the farm we have three horses. Sony Boy, Sugar, and Big Girl. Two were brought in from a local rescue. Sugar we bought off a lady from the Chico area...that's an hour or so from Rio Linda. Sugar was older.....and we just thought that he needed a good home. So he went home with us that day. I believe that Sugar knew he was heading for a better life......and that he was right about.

Horses has a certain way to communicate

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