On a nice day in March, Grandma took Ms. Quinn on a wagon ride/walk with her cool, very fashionable heart sunglasses.

The moon, low in the sky, on a cold winter’s day from the back pasture.

Bright sunny days during winter a few and far between in the St. Louis area.

With their powerful jaws and specialized teeth, horses are able to efficiently graze on even the shortest of grasses. Their flexible lips and tongues help them gather and tear the grass, while their strong molars grind it down for digestion. In this way, horses are able to thrive in environments with short grass, making the most of the available forage.