10/11/2026
Challenging your mom to a race when she’s a winning Thoroughbred racehorse is a bold choice for someone whose résumé still says “milk enthusiast.” 🏇😂
His strategy: launch a surprise attack, deploy ALL the legs, and assume she’s forgotten how this works.
Mom: “Sweetheart, you inherited the speed. I kept the experience.” 💅
These pasture antics are part of growing up. Running, turning and playful chasing give young c**ts opportunities to develop coordination and practise using those rapidly growing bodies.
Playing with other horses also teaches the finer points of herd life: reading body language, respecting boundaries, and discovering that inviting someone to play doesn’t guarantee a yes—especially when that someone is Mom.
Today’s lesson: ambition is encouraged. Beating the milk supplier may require further development. 🍼🏁
Speed and growth nutrition supported by Brooks Equine Nutrition
Racing wheels and tires (aka: hooves) by Duncan Stewart
Mare & Foal Health and Development by McKee-Pownall Equine Services
Thanksgiving