Isis and Kasane playing

Another shaky cam video, but it really shows just how far Isis has come. Over the past week, I’ve been putting Isis and Kasane into the big ring together with the hope of eventually turning them out into a pasture together. We’ve turned Isis and Prize out together so they could run the length of a field and really stretch. I thought it would be fun to have all three of my girls out in the big pasture, so I introduced Isis and Kasane in the ring. They have gotten along very well, even when Kasane nearly body slammed Isis.

I can’t get over how much better Isis looked this weekend. Such a great weekend for her. And for the first time, Isis and Kasane got their trot on and played in the big ring.

That’s my girls.

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