Lazy B Ranch

06/21/2025

06/13/2025

That’s alot of “color”.

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05/28/2025

We added a new mare and month old foal to the herd a couple of weeks ago. Mom is a 17 year old Dunskin named Karma. Her foal will be the same coloring, and we are going to name her Karma Chameleon, and call her Chamele.

03/23/2025

We have sad news… after rushing the foal to the mSU Vet School in the back seat of my jeep, and the great efforts to save it by both our local vet and the Vet school, he crossed the rainbow bridge. Things went south really fast, as last night he seemed happy and healthy. They will be doing a necropsy, and hopefully we will find out more. I will keep everyone posted. We are heartbroken.

03/22/2025

Day 2. Barn names? Duke? Hank? Ranger?

03/20/2025

We have a new baby boy at Lazy B Ranch! Genuine Poco La Bleu/Genuine Bleu Bar.

02/03/2025

Our buckskin mare, Genuine Poco La Bleu is expecting her first c**t in the next month. She has been bred to Genuine Blue Bar. The c**t will have a nice mix of genes, including Driftwood Sensation, Hancock, Poco Bueno, Doc Bar, and Sana La Bleu, and Genuine Blue Dot. We look forward to the arrival!!

03/27/2024

Another day another Buck.

03/27/2024

Buck and Mouse did a little ground work today and decided to see how they looked in a saddle. Both did fantastic, but I will say my buddy since birth is way better behaved while doing ground work. Both also took some weight in the saddle. I have actually sat on Buck a few times bare back… Mouse, I have not. She can be a little sassy, but we are going to get there. I had to go to the back pasture to get everyone, except Buck, who is staying in the paddock because of his man parts. I will probably let the c**t out with the older horses this weekend, so stay tuned!

03/22/2024

Today I got some therapy, brushing all the horses and getting some love from sweet Mouse. The cats are a different story, but they seem to love my Jeep.

03/21/2024

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Tommy Woodcock and stallion Reckless, the favourite for the Melbourne Cup that year. Taken by former Age photographer, Bruce Postle, the photo emphasises the affinity between man and horse like no other.
"...He looked at Reckless and Reckless looked at him and without a word his big stallion dropped down and put his head on Tommy's chest. He reached up and tickled him under the neck and the horse closed his eyes and that was it. I took two pictures, that was it." — Bruce Postle
Tommy Woodcock, a great trainer, and horseman. I can remember being impressed when he could lead two or three two-year-olds around at the track in the morning. All calm and focussed in him... Ros Neave.