A few years ago, I went to a show with my art show trailer and brought along my clay and tools and FORGOT my "work in progress" to keep me busy between customers. ARGH!!! So I thought, "hmm, I have clay, I have tools, all I need is a board, some nails or screws and a little wire. . .and an idea for a piece showing a horse that's lying down." I dug around in my trailer storage box and found a piece of plywood usually used to support the legs of my gooseneck art show trailer when it's parked. In the "travel tool" box I found a couple of screws. In my sculpture tool box, I found some floral wire, and of such is great art created! Well, sorta. . . . Anyway, here's my "Oopsie" piece, which earned its name in two different ways. It's amazing what you can do when you have to! This is the "chestnut" or "sorrel" version.

 
   

"Oopsie!" is available in a variety of patinas. Below is a buckskin pair:
   

The piece was inspired by Bitsy, one of our foals, getting stuck in this postion on her mother momentarily. Chica Love Notes (the mare) had to sit up and let the baby roll off her butt so Bitsy could get back on her own feet!