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The unarmoed version of Pink Clouds as done by 
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Wish I could upload the full thing on here, Carota's artwork is undermined by FA's crap size restrictions on uploads, and for that I'm sorry and the world should weep.
.Wish I could upload the full thing on here, Carota's artwork is undermined by FA's crap size restrictions on uploads, and for that I'm sorry and the world should weep.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
Species Horse
Size 1280 x 801px
File Size 195.2 kB
Oh, man, don't get me started on eye problems. I don't have a lot of those problems here (had a boarder horse come in with eye cancer, and a white horse develop eye cancer, but that's white horses for ya - with as many as I have, that's good numbers) - but one of my friends is CONSTANTLY having eye problems. Two of his horses managed to blind themselves with branches or something, and another he found out had a congenital inverted cornea (she's ~4, just found out). There's other stuff, but I won't go into it. I think his horses just hate their eyes.
ANYWAY, hope all else is good :3
ANYWAY, hope all else is good :3
That's so fun! I need to repair my little cart. It's a little cheap thing with a seat that annihilates my back, but it was decent for training. I really want one of these, though:
http://www.countrycarriagesusa.com/vehicles.html (The Puddle Jumper on the bottom). The company I actually wanted one from seems to have a blank website, but I've used those a couple times. They're so light and hnnng. The front axle pivots all the way around (y'know until the bars hit the rear wheels) so they're really good for offroad stuff.
I trained a couple of my own horses to pull single-horse carts. MFTs are great horses for the job. One of these days I'm gonna teach my little mini stallion to do it, too.
http://www.countrycarriagesusa.com/vehicles.html (The Puddle Jumper on the bottom). The company I actually wanted one from seems to have a blank website, but I've used those a couple times. They're so light and hnnng. The front axle pivots all the way around (y'know until the bars hit the rear wheels) so they're really good for offroad stuff.
I trained a couple of my own horses to pull single-horse carts. MFTs are great horses for the job. One of these days I'm gonna teach my little mini stallion to do it, too.
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