To all my faithful followers I do apologize for not blogging on poor Mini Bea.  I decided instead of sitting in front of the computer I would spend a bit more time with my toosh in the saddle.  It has been a crazy winter, but to all who aren’t personally involved with me and my wonderful mustang;  here’s a quick update………..

Bea was a bit of a challenge to start.  She (as you can see from her picture) is quite a looker.  She is not bashful to tell you that she is beautiful every chance she gets.  After the first two weeks of having her I knew she had a lot of potential that would be fun to tap into.  Since then she has surpassed all my expections and then some. Her willing and forgiving nature has been an asset on our road to the Challenge.  Due to the fact she is only three, patience hasn’t been her strong suit, but her energizer bunny personality helps get a lot accomplished each day.

I mainly wanted to blog people to tell them that this mare would make an outstanding show horse for a small or young lady.  There is nothing this mare wouldn’t do for anyone.  She loves people, and loves to work, go new places, and strut her stuff. 

I am not sure if I will get another chance to blog before the competition, but if you haven’t already planned on being there in Albany, Or on March 21st for the adoption of Bea and other great mustangs you will be missing out………..