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May 29, 2007

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What a beautiful colt! He definitely wins first prize for horse contortionist--and a special award for ingenuity and beauty. He is such a cutie!

What a beautiful colt! He definitely wins first prize for horse contortionist--and a special award for ingenuity and beauty. He is such a cutie!

I love the new gardener's approach! The horses that can see could learn something from that little fella!

The new gardener at the ranch is one smart foal....and also very adorable! Enjoyed the clip!

That is the sweetest thing :) I love your clips and narratives. Thank you Steve!

More laughing totally out loud!!!

I can't stop laughing, this is so funny and endearing. You can eat and sleep in the same position, same spot. How convenient. Just don't bang your head when you get up.

I am so impressed with Cash...he certainly has his priority right inlife...eating and snoozing.

That looks like the most relaxed and happy horse I've ever seen - and maybe the smartest!

What a character. He is one smart little boy. I just love him.

Silly Cash...that takes indulging to a whole new level!

Isn't amazing how these guys adapt...and actually improve on the "way it should be done"??

What a character!!! At least he is thinking on his feet....well side! What better way to take a nap after a little snack.

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