I have much to write about, but I am very tired and gearing up for a very long work week, so you will just have to wait until tomorrow for all my interesting news! But until then, I thought I'd put up some of the comformation photos I always take of Gogo from season to season, in order to keep track of her body condition. While I have some very nice ones, these are hard to capture as Gogo tends to think that standing still for photos is VERY tedious and boring. When she's not doing her famous Picture Pose (which I will have another post on at some point), she is doing her equally as famous Disgruntled Face, letting everyone around her know just how displeased she is with our VERY DULL activities.
Without further ado, the Comformation Pose with a Disgruntled Face twist ;)
Gogo says, UGH, you people are so TEDIOUS!
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GOGO might say we are tedious but I say she is beautiful!!!!! :o)
Lovely horse, lovely pictures - she doesn't look so pissed off in the second one!
You know, you have made some comments about her "ewe neck" but I actually think she's got a pretty nice neck. Clearly all that dressage is helping to reshape those muscles. Pretty girl - even when she is disgruntled.
She is very beautiful! I think it's a good idea to take pictures like that every season, amazing how time changes things.
Ooh, that is a good idea! When I've actually had Greta for a year, we will begin that!
The faces are so funny. I was always taught to pick up a handful of grass if you want them to perk their ears up, but that only works on certain horses or for a certain amount of time!
Does she often stand with her front legs slightly under her? I've always been taught to aim for the cannons to be vertical when the horse is standing at rest. I was just wondering if this might be contributing to your challenges?
LOL Sophie, I am a weird weird person and like that particular pose (sort of a modified breed type stand-up) and usually park her that way myself. She doesn't normally stand like that, it's usually some version of a balanced four on the floor! ;)
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