> BK> some gal with a baby came over to see her today.. and I
> BK> introduced Tush to a human baby.. she was intriged.. :)
 
> oh...that's always a fun one.  Time to have the camera
> around.  Of course...usually people don't even think of it until
> later.
 
No way actually camera is busted and I was handling Tush.. I don't mix 
handling horses and expensive camera's..  
 
 
> BK> Oh I do.. Tush is about the only bright spot I have right
> BK> now.. I've been seriously debating teaching her some
> BK> tricks.. but I've always regreted teaching horse tricks.
 
> uhoh...I wouldn't unless it was a step along the way to
> something useful.
 
I did years ago and regreted it since..  I taught Sonny to bow and do other 
things (for treats).. he would later beg for food at the weirdest times.. ;)
 
 
> BK> This one is going to be something very very special..
> BK> although she's still quite small for her age right now..
> BK> (had to slow her growth down for a bit).
 
> I'm not sure I understand that.  Why would you want to
> slow her growth down - especially if she was a bit undersized
> anyway?
 
You (in essense) slow down the growth of the baby when it gets epiphisitis..
Or in reality you make some drastic changes to the protein intact.
 
 
                                 BK 
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