A big guy... a little too tall!	Trimming the last of the branches
Rebecca leading Pancho across	OK, you can play in the water
Pancho's refurbished paddock	Settling in
While Pancho was gone, Pancho's human family refurbished his paddock, adding a new shelter with a solid floor, better drainage with gravel and crushed granite for solid footing in the paddock.
"See, Pancho, what we've done with the place?"	Sharon H. putting on the halter
Sharon H. would be taking Pancho out on a daily basis to explore the area and to get more comfortable with being groomed and handled. All in all he seemed much more relaxed around his humans and most of the time he seemed to actually enjoy their company. If these folks follow through, he should become more solid every day and trustworthy when turned out in areas that aren't "highly fortified." Rebecca is now riding Pancho all over the mountains. They've both done a great job and are doing fine. Return to Part 10
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