1 MONTH 17 DAYS For the past 6 weeks I've watched Oona stand at the fence line and watch the other horses while they're out in the field. She'll come over to greet me when I come out but she always goes back to staring at the herd. This week I decided to trust that she would come back in for dinner with the rest of the horses. We walked out into the field and I took her lead rope off. She walked around checking things out for a few minutes before she realized she was free.

1 MONTH, 9 DAYS The first time I tried to put a blanket on Oona she almost jumped out of her skin. Having something draped over her back was terrifying and she was trying everything to get it off. I don't like to back off from something so quickly but I knew that it wasn't going to go well if I continued to push it. We've been working a lot on trust and just spending time together the last few weeks. She'll come up to greet me whenever I come out to the paddock. She'll fo

1 MONTH 1 DAY Every time someone comes to the barn their first question is always, "Does she have a name yet?" I've had lots of suggestions but none of them felt like her. I wanted something the showcased her flighty yet curious and willful yet affectionate personality. The other day I found myself thinking about the movie Legend and the fairy from the movie came to mind and, just like that, she had her name: Oona. Today while I was cleaning the paddock she followed me aro