Look how fast Mary's colt is growing... Bob is already "riding" him. ;-)
News and photos from our Miniature Horse and Tunis Sheep farm are published here as well as on our websites at www.unicornerfarm.com and www.tunis-sheep.com. We love our minis and we think you will too. We added some pretty red-headed sweeties to the farm...a flock of registered Tunis sheep. We also have a Quarter Horse mother and daughter and a draft "rescue" mare. Three curious llamas round out the big animals. And last but not least, two inside cats and two outside!
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Freda and Xena
Latest photo of Rylie
Second baby - a FILLY!
Yea! I'm back from ConExpo!
Well, it was a long, hard week but I survived. ConExpo only comes around every 3 years, luckily.
It has become the largest trade show in Las Vegas. Our booth was very busy early in the week, the traffic was lighter Friday.
I came down with a bad stomach bug on Tuesday night and dragged myself to the show on Wednesday. Luckily we were staying within walking distance (at the Riviera) because I was only able to stay an hour and had to go back to my room and stay in bed the next 24 hours. Hopefully what happened in Vegas will stay in Vegas, wouldn't want to wish that bug on anyone in Texas!
We left early Saturday and I was sure glad to get home and see the animals...and Bob. ;-)
Here is a photo of some of our group. Most of the French and Italian Manitou people had left by this time on Friday.
It has become the largest trade show in Las Vegas. Our booth was very busy early in the week, the traffic was lighter Friday.
I came down with a bad stomach bug on Tuesday night and dragged myself to the show on Wednesday. Luckily we were staying within walking distance (at the Riviera) because I was only able to stay an hour and had to go back to my room and stay in bed the next 24 hours. Hopefully what happened in Vegas will stay in Vegas, wouldn't want to wish that bug on anyone in Texas!
We left early Saturday and I was sure glad to get home and see the animals...and Bob. ;-)
Here is a photo of some of our group. Most of the French and Italian Manitou people had left by this time on Friday.