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Seamus in a
harness for the first time. |
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| He wasn't thrilled with either the britching or the blinkers, but he was a good boy and generally accepted my voice as a calming factor. I think with some practice, he'll be just fine. | |
| Never mind that I have the britching adjusted improperly. I didn't want to make him more agitated by fiddling with it. The harness is the one I've been using on Symphony... |
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With this angle / lighting, you can make out
his body clip pretty easily. I left his head and legs... |
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| "Okay Dad... I haven't kicked the crap out of you yet (or the kind lady holding me), and you've taken your pictures... can we be done now?" |
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| Here's the money shot. We were trying to get his ears up, but with the first-time blinkers and two horses in the arena - he wanted nothing to do with any sounds except for whatever lions might be sneaking up on him. |
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| Here's a nice sleigh shot that I liked. |
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This is the reason we went through this
exercise. I'll admit that I wanted to see how he'd react to the harness too. :) Apologies to BarnHag |
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The final outcome... It's on the door in 11" X 17" format. It was the largest I could get on short notice. |
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