A facebook friend posted that and several went on about how pretty it was. I was just thinking of the care it required and wondered if the horse was allowed out of his stall much.
Linus II (and his predecessor Linus) were kept as exhibits. One was sold to Europe, and the other to Australia. I forget which was which. But it was fairly common for circuses to keep long haired horses. So that would have been their lifestyle: traveling circus.
Stolen from Lady Eboshi.
"When you run it up the flagpole, honey, dirty laundry inside out, you don't get to choose who salutes or which finger they do it with."
I Don't Think This Equine Record is Going to be Broken
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