Young Master Flash is looking a little scarred and beat up, but he otherwise looks good and ready for winter. He still has some remnants of his pinto pattern, but otherwise, he’s pretty grey, grey, grey. 🙂
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23 10 2024
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just happens to be standing with his leg off to the side? No injury?
That’s a good question and one I always ask myself/them (with about the same percentage of actual answer) when I see somebody standing awkwardly. Fortunately, in Flash’s case, he had just been grazing, then he looked up to the right (his left) and seemed about to step that way. I was waiting for him to look up from grazing (notice that he’s caught in a half-chewing mode) so I could get that great background, and then he looked right at me – still with that leg outstretched as if to lean that way for a step that way. He’s scarred, but he’s in otherwise good condition. 🙂
Does he just happen to be standing that way? No leg or shoulder injury?
wow, looks like he’s had a tough summer ! Sure wish he could hang onto a few of those beautiful markings!
He’s been hanging out with two other bachelors, roaming far and wide, and they’ve been doing the typical teenager stuff … harassing other bands, causing mischief … 😉
Our gorgeous Flash boy seems to be exchanging his unique markings for stallion scars! I love that last beautiful marking on his leg. 💕
Me, too, and like Trish, I wish he would keep his pinto markings! But he’s still pretty flashy with his long forelock and sweeping mane. 🙂
He really does have a lot of battle scars!
The youngsters pick up a lot of scars – lots of play fighting (and sometimes more serious)!
He sure is showing his determination in those battle scars. One day he’ll get his reward. 😉
He will. 🙂
He’s beautiful…
Yes, he is. 🙂
Sweet boy!