Horses

Buddy, this is my boy. He is a 12 years old now. Good Grief! Seems like just yesterday I was making payment on him in College to have a training project! I helped manage the school barn and cleaned 20-some-odd stalls to pay for his board. He was a great horse to learn to train on. So forgiving, and so smart! Many a time I realized he had ME doing what he wanted, not the other way around! He has matured into a very nice horse. And he is 15.3 hands, and a very smooth ride. We will really miss him, but he is so much happier being ridden on the trails!

If you are interested in Buddy please email, Megan

This is Paca Princess Paca. We mostly call her Paca ;0) She is 100% Foundation Quarter Horse. Her color is a perfect pewter dun, with all the markings. Her color is called Grulla (pronounced: Gru-ya. Not Gruella.) She is the old style Bulldog QH, Just like I grew up on. This is a sweet tempered angel, that is not hard to love! *Paca IS NOT for sale* Paca this past summer, August 2006.	For more information on Horses For Sale-Click here Paca as a long yearling, 1999
This is Daisy's Mamma, Dulcie. I LOVE this horse. She is an own daughter of Ashly. Those Haflinger people out there know who he is. He is known for his amazing mane and tail. Dancers Mane currently is to her knees on both sides of her double mane. She is calm, sweet and easy going. Dancer is for sale	This is Dulcie, whom we call 'Dancer'-2000.
Buddy in a clinic this summer 2007	Buddy, this is my boy. He is a 12 years old now. Good Grief! Seems like just yesterday I was making payment on him in College to have a training project! I helped manage the school barn and cleaned 20-some-odd stalls to pay for his board. He was a great horse to learn to train on. So forgiving, and so smart! Many a time I realized he had ME doing what he wanted, not the other way around! He has matured into a very nice horse. And he is 15.3 hands, and a very smooth ride. We will really miss him, but he is so much happier being ridden on the trails! If you are interested in Buddy please email, Megan
	Here (to left) are Dancer And Paca, in the dry lot. This was taken this last summer of 2006, weaning onto pasture, slowly.... ;0)