Braymere Custom Saddlery blog is hosting an adorable scavenger hunt right now, and given that I have so many photos and love showing them off, I figured I’d have a stab at it! I noticed that the instructions said nothing about them being HORSEY pictures, so I’ve gone hog wild with all my pictures!
1. Vintage
Me, circa 1990.
2. Nekkid
Fresh outta mom and as nekkid as it gets!
3. Scale issues
One of Australia’s many tourist attractions — a giant rocking horse!
4. I see spots
Quincy, a seven year old thoroughbred, shows off his many Birdcatcher spots! Sadly, they are fading now.
5. Unbridled passion
Murray and Connor, best friends foreverrrrrrrrrrr!
6. Rare breed
This Grevy’s zebra stallion was one of my constant companions in Kenya
7. Portrait
Nature at her best
8. Conga
9. The Great Outdoors
This was the view off my back patio in Congo
10. Best In Show
He avoided killing a six year old in his path so gets big time points for that one.
Zen and the Art of Baby Horse Management 
This is so fun! I like that you expanded it a bit-plus it’ll make you stand out.
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Thanks G! I was kinda naughty and didn’t take any pictures this week (well, except the moon ones) so was digging through older ones. 😀
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hahaha i LOVE all of these!! my mare actually has a couple of those birdcatcher spots too – tho not as many as Quincy – and i love them lol. also, you’ll have to write more about your time in africa one of these days too (if you haven’t already)
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Thanks Emma! I made a friend at a show over birdcatcher spots once, birdcatchers unite!!
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Love all of these pictures, your Africa pictures are AMAZING 🙂
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Thanks Jenn!!
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All of them are awesome, but 5 & 8 are my favorites!
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Thanks Stacy! I had a lot of fun making the stitch after that clinic.
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I need to go back and re-read to take in the awesomeness. First, that view you had in Africa is so gorgeous it doesn’t seem like it can possibly even be real. Next, I LOVE the Conga line pic. Very clever. And finally, I’ve never seen a horse shaming picture. Simply fabulous. Glad the trainer (and child) survived.
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Thanks Susan! Yeah, that photo I took in Congo was the first time I visited the site, and it definitely helped sell me on working there!!
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