But what would you do with that hay if you didn't have the hayburners?

Our gelding is refered to as the "Mobile lawn ornament" - he is half Belgian, a quarter Quarterhorse and the remainder is standardbred. A red-Golden Palimino in colouration with phantom dapples in the summer - he really is an awesome sight when he decides to prance about the pasture.

His loyal companion, Pedro, is a tiny Sicilian burro - who holds his own in eating. We used to have a mare that had to be penned seperately from the gelding because he would not let her eat...the burro doesn't take that kind of guff!

then we have the two mountain lions barn cats. We have decided their father must have been a golden retriever because

1)their mother was about six pounds - they are about 18 lbs of muscle...each

2) they come when called

3)they will follow us about as we work in the yard

4) they love to have their bellies scratched

5)they are long haired orange tabbies