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Date Posted: 19:24:09 11/12/07 Mon
Author: malinda
Subject: Spooky Friesian

Thanks for the message. I also have a spooky WB and a very calm, older QH. I've done nothing but ground work with him since I went flying off a week after I got him. Of course, my trainer has no problems at all. We are working on trust issues as I don't think he ever had an owner that took the time to bond with him. I am not getting back on him until we are both ready. I'd love to hear stories about Friensians bonding with their humans. I've never had a horse that was so focused and looking for a bond like my Friesian.

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