Thicker Than A Snicker
I maybe biased, Mighty Mo has beautiful confirmation! Not bad for a rescued horse!
I used to say that I wasted all my luck on my horses… I still kinda believe it…lol jk jk… I believe that they are the answered prayers that I have been praying for.
Mighty Mo came in my life when I least expected it, he came with Maui. Doja Cat is another that came into my life when life got hard. They are answered prayers that came at times that I didn’t know I was prepared for, but God did. Because God did, I believed in my faith and followed what he was presenting to me and I have never looked back.
Mighty Mo grew taller than any horse that I have ever owned, thicker than any horse I ever owned, and definitely the most powerful that I have ever owned. He’s got the looks and the smarts, the best part about him is his disposition. Greatest disposition, just a sweet loving boy. I am definitely a proud horse mom because of him, he has given me more than I think I have ever gave him. I am beyond blessed with the gifts that he has given to me, my heart and soul.
I am glad that I captured so many photos of Mighty Mo as a stallion with me. I loved his muscles as a stallion!! Now as a gelding, with the help from Gabriel, my fiancé’s feeding regime, I believe that he is bigger and stronger. His neck is not as thick as a gelding no and he has a lot more flexibility. I am blessed that Gabriel is in my life and fuels the horses so they can perform the way that I have always imagined!
I need to take another photo of us now like this, and compare it, that would be a lot of fun!🤩
I am one lucky cowgirl to have this big boy in my life! I can’t wait to see what is copy paste daughter Dyna May and I will do and his muscular son Mr. Red too!
Additional Tips: make the photo shoots happen. They are really for you and bragging rights 😆. You can get a professional or just a friend taking a photo on their phone!
Having a horse like Mighty Mo is truly a blessing that goes beyond physical attributes. From my personal experience, rescued horses often carry a unique spirit and resilience that shines through as they thrive under loving care. Mighty Mo’s transformation from a stallion to a gelding brought surprising changes—not only in his physique but also in his flexibility and disposition. This change was greatly supported by Gabriel’s thoughtful feeding regime, which emphasized balanced nutrition to enhance muscle strength and overall health. It’s incredible how proper diet and care can shape a horse’s performance and well-being. One of the most valuable practices I found essential is capturing moments through photo shoots. These aren’t just for bragging rights; they document the progress and bond you build with your horse over time. Whether professional or casual snapshots, they become precious memories and help track physical changes and milestones. I recommend scheduling regular photo sessions, especially during pivotal stages like gelding or after starting a new feeding plan. It’s rewarding to look back and see how far your equine companion has come. Another special aspect of owning Mighty Mo is witnessing his influence on the next generation—his daughter Dyna May and son Mr. Red. Watching their growth and development reinforces the importance of genetics, nutrition, and environment. Each horse is unique, and applying personalized care routines can maximize their potential. Lastly, faith and patience play a huge role in any horse owner’s journey, especially with rescues. Like Mighty Mo, many rescued horses come to us at unexpected times, often when we need them most. Trusting the process, being open to learning, and nurturing your horse’s spirit and body creates an unbreakable bond. This connection is the true gift of horse ownership.
