I searched and searched my files this morning but I cannot find a picture of the Annie horse and now, well, we lost her last night to cancer.
This photo above was taken last night just after she passed.
Rest in peace Annie Girl.
Height:
16.2 HH
Weight:
1920
Age:
21 years
Will always be remembered as:
“Matriarch of The Farm”
The View Out Here 
How sad yet sweet at the same time. A beautiful picture to memorialize a beautiful horse at the sunset of her life. What a moment.
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So sorry to hear that. Hope she did not suffer to bad.
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awww …. so sorry to hear of the Matriarch’s passing.
Hugs,
MJ
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Oh D…..so sad to hear about Annie’s passing from cancer. Hopefully she’s now running through green fields and meadows over the Rainbow Bridge keeping an eye on the REST of the gang in the barn from afar and missing you ALL as you must miss her.
Hugs, Pam (and Sam)
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It is always painful to lose a horse even if it is not your own. sniff
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Aw, Dee…..I’m so very sorry. Your pictures are always amazing; but there’s something beautifully mournful about the snow picture.
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poor annie. so sad. sorry for the loss.
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May God be with you
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Oh, I am sorry, D. I normally grab my daughters to read about your horses with me – I’m rather glad i didn’t this time.
How are Annie’s closer stablemates reacting to her being gone?
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Thanks Sid…that’s a very insightful question. A mare named Boo or “Boo Boo” as she’s called was stalled next to her and the two of them were always turned out together. She was calling for her off and on the next day. She’s pretty good now.
~d.
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Think of the sunset she got to see..
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Oh I am so very sorry…I have an Annie too…and love her lots….loosing a horse, their life touches you so very much…it is a very hard grief and loss. I am sure she is in heaven with Hobby and Lottie and Odie…and many others…sending up prayers and hugs.
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I’m so sorry you lost Annie. Blessings to you! ~ Sheila
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Aww. So sorry for your loss! :(
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I am sorry for Annie, but hopefully she had a long and nice life.
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Thanks everyone for your condolences and I know the owners would appreciate your wishes too.
~d.
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Just read through your horses of Glen View and was so touched by the photo you posted for Annie. You get better at burying the lose as the months pass but it never really goes. The
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Thank you Jan.
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