Nugget The Golden Horse And Chance The Big Paint Horse

10/15/2025

This is the real definition of a smart ASS! 😂

10/15/2025

What exactly is going on here?

10/15/2025

10/14/2025

Baby Nugget!! ❤️ Absolutely precious!!!😍

10/12/2025

Can someone please explain this to me.

10/12/2025

This original 1947 photograph captures a solemn moment in racing history: Man o’ War lying in state in a solid oak coffin just outside his stall at Faraway Farm. On November 1, 1947, the great champion passed away at the age of 30, likely from a heart attack.

By then, Man o’ War was more than a racehorse—he was a legend. Revered as the greatest Thoroughbred of his era, he became the first horse ever to be embalmed. His casket was draped in his racing colors, a final tribute to the fiery spirit that once dominated the track.

Over 2,500 mourners came to pay their respects, filing past his coffin in silence. The ceremony was so significant that it was broadcast live nationwide on NBC radio, allowing countless others to share in the farewell.

Man o’ War’s passing marked the end of an era, but his legacy as one of the most celebrated horses in history remains eternal.

10/06/2025

The best boy ever!

10/05/2025

Chance did not take back his X girlfriend today because she cheated on him with Nugget! Chance caves a lot but today he surprised me! Such a good horse!

10/05/2025

What would you do if your girlfriend or boyfriend cheated on you with your sibling! Would you give them another chance! My horse surprised me today! He usually caves!

10/01/2025

When a foal is born, it doesn’t come out with hard hooves right away. Instead, its feet are covered in soft, rubbery layers that horse people call “fairy fingers” or “golden slippers.” These little coverings keep the mother safe while the foal is still inside her, protecting her from sharp kicks. They also help during birth, so the mare isn’t hurt when the foal makes its way into the world.

The moment the foal is born, those golden slippers start to dry out. As the foal takes its first steps, they peel away on their own, leaving behind the tough hooves it will need for life. It doesn’t hurt the foal, this is just nature’s way of making sure both mother and baby are safe, and that the foal is ready to stand and walk within hours of being born.