The American Midwest may be emerging from a long, dry heat
wave, but a young horse lover in Arizona has had a bit of fun in the sun.
Jessie, of I Am Ranch
in Waddell, grabbed a wake board and hitched a ride for
some puddle-skiing in her flooded backyard with I AM Rhythms Classic Cameo, her
four-year-old Miniature Horse.
The diminutive equine stands just 7.35 hands high, but she’s definitely packed with power from head to hoof and from nose to tail.
The diminutive equine stands just 7.35 hands high, but she’s definitely packed with power from head to hoof and from nose to tail.
And the video went viral. (See it below.)
.
.
File this one under
adorable.
.
.
.
Jessie is a game little cowgirl, who also has been known to ride the family cow.
This time, however, the Arizona equestrian teen has given “hang
ten” a whole new meaning with her own version of summer ski-joring.
.
.
Image/s:
Jessie and Classic Cameo:
Waterskiing with a Mini Horse
Video Screenshot
Related Items:
- Fire and Rescue Crew Hauls Horse from Swimming Pool – Mischief found himself in trouble this past weekend, horsing around. The 14-hand horse was trapped in a backyard swimming pool in the U.K. Apparently, Mischief the horse cannot walk on water. A dozen rescue workers hauled the horse from the pool.
- Idioms Unpacked: You Can Lead a Horse to Water ... – "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink." What does this proverb mean? From a horse management standpoint, the truth of this saying is clear. Metaphorically, however, what does the horse and water proverb mean, and where did it start?
- The Manatee of Vanity – A limericked zest on human quest: "Behold the sea cow, manatee, A model for humanity. Beneath the boats He freely floats With no plea of insanity...."
.
.
Feel free to follow on GooglePlus and Twitter. You are also
invited to join this writer's fan
page, as well as the Chicago Etiquette Examiner, Madison Holidays Examiner, Equestrian
Examiner and Madison
Equestrian Examiner on Facebook.
Oh my goodness! You don't see that every day...
ReplyDelete