Made with Xara
© Patricia Westmore/ 2013
Pure, Courageous, Loyal and True - The Egyptian Arabian
Story of the Herd when boarding:
When I was boarding and had just the three horses, the people I boarded
with decided to put my already in tact herd directly into their herd.
They thought that because Ali was little he would not be a threat
to their herd boss. Well, Mah Haretta, Ali Aamah, and Sierra Ibn Blacky
marched down to meet the herd boss
with Mah Haretta making faces that would drop a warrior in their tracks,
and Blacky running circles around Mah Haretta and Ali,
I presume to protect them and maybe illustrate that they were a herd.
Ali Aamah marched straight to the herd boss and took him down
with my then 89-year-old mother cheering him on.
I can still hear my mother yelling, "GET HIM ALI!!"
Needless to say we were kicked out.
Moral of the story:
Never put an intact herd in with another herd.
Moral 2:
Don't underestimate the power of a small horse with great breeding!!