The Scene Stealing Clydie.

[Raven]

Not my photo, but too good not to share. I love this breed such clowns at times.

[klondike]

That's a great photo. Do you know if it was just by chance or was the Clydie really making sure he was in the pic properly?

[Sheila]

The little girl's parents should frame and display that photo.  Brilliant!

[Diasi]

That's a great photo. Do you know if it was just by chance or was the Clydie really making sure he was in the pic properly?

The Clyde was doing what the photographer had told them to do.

"Smile".  

[Scrumpy]

What a great photo..

[Raven]

I think she was just having her photo taken in front of the Clyde's when it turned it's head, possibly for a shake. They seem to do this as they get hassled from flies on their heads. One of ours gets sores on his eyes from the flies and sometimes Dunc puts a horse fly mask on him for protection.

[klondike]

The photographer certainly caught the moment by design or by luck doesn't really matter. As I said it's a great photo.

The fly mask you've added looks pretty amazing. I'd never have known such things existed.

[Raven]

Isn't it, I would be chuffed to bits if it was my daughter who had been in that pic.
Talk about luck. 

[Michael Rolls]

great shot - I had never heard of the fly mask for horses - seen humans wearing something similar to protect against the dreaded midges

[Raven]

Next time your out in the car for a run in the country, check the horse fields, the fly mask is quite common, easy to spot as the ones here are mostly white mesh.

[Alex]

What a great photo !

[Michael Rolls]

Next time your out in the car for a run in the country, check the horse fields, the fly mask is quite common, easy to spot as the ones here are mostly white mesh.

Must look out for. Now I think about it, whilst I see plenty of cattle and sheep when out and about, I can't remember the last time I saw a field with horses in it