The Little Horsey Boys

A peaceful scene:


 Remy acts as if he's anxious to return to the barn each evening. I am guessing that he's looking for some fresh hay plus a respite from the sun and pesky insects:

But he also seems to enjoy going outside each morning:

That's Blue and Remy in the background, standing at their confining fence and watching the cattle, just out of their reach. They'll all get to be together again in November when the fresh, green grass is gone:

Rosella grazed just outside the horses' corral:

As you can see, the boys have devoured every blade of grass in their corral except for that patch just past the tree. That's where they poop, so they won't eat that:

I had to trim some long grass by the dogs' yard, so I tossed it over the fence for the horses. They were ecstatic:

Giving them grass was so successful that I gave them more the next two days;

Blue preferred the grass which was in Remy's mouth. It was fun and made them happy, but after three days, they began to limp again, so I discontinued bringing them grass:

Remy:

Blue: