Two days of DLB clinic, hot and humid.

My horse has not been doing a whole lot lately because (a) craptacular air quality (b) brutal humidity and heat (c) pouring rain. So he's not as fit as I would like. And DLB clinic (Friday and Saturday) were in item (b) conditions so we didn't hammer much very hard. Lots of work in walk and trot, but on the plus side, very interesting work in walk and trot, so yay?

( Some day I will discuss clinic efforts without a brief compliment towards how Truckie ran, but that day is not today. )

Small towns have slow-moving stories...

In our continuing saga of Kind Lady, her immaculate and wonderful horse property is now listed for sale. I'd mentioned a while back about how I expected it to be listed in fairly short order, given the circumstances surrounding her getting shut of her horses. And lo, now it has been listed, by her, via her brand-new real estate license, for a million and a half. I hope she gets her ask, it's about time for something to go her way.