Successes

SOLD: Ginger, a 2003 foal, promises to mature into a leggy, intelligent and willing mare. Maturing at 16 hands this rangy sensitive mare would make a fine hunter jumper, English pleasure or show horse or a long-legged trail horse.  She is out of our wild caught sorrel mare by Mellow. Halter breaking her consisted of putting the halter on her as she walked over to us. When we move her from fence post to fence post she is in our hip pocket so to speak because she wants the human contact and attention.

SOLD:  Rojo, a 2004 colt, is out of the wild-caught curly red roan mare by Mellow. He graduated from our kindergarten class with flying colors. Rojo is comfortable on a 30 feet rope that is attached to a stake in the ground so he can learn the rope, the halter and to eat while tied out.  Rojo has grown into a beauty. He catches the eye with his style and color with the added bonus of a heart of gold and a sweet, gentle demeanor. Rojo leads with a loose line even behind a 4-wheeler. While this big boy did not inherit either of his parent's curls, he has the sweet disposition of a full curly.

SOLD:  Who, is solid 2005 filly out of our curly mare, Cindy, and by our junior curly stallion, Sed. She, like her half sister Tier, has the curiosity and boldness of her curly heritage while not having the curls. Who has begun her kindergarten classes and has proven to be an apt pupil once convinced her way isn't the only way. She trots up whenever a human is present and respectfully demands her attention and treats. Who is not above backing up to get her rump scratched and is the epitome of a pocket pony.

SOLD:  Mo, is a 2006 foal and a stocky solid boy minus the curls of either his dam, Pal, or sire, Bit-O-Wy Mellow but with the double golden and crème coloration of both. This boy has matured into a surefooted, solid minded riding horse and friend. Mo demonstrated his curly breeding by desiring nothing more than to please when learning to accept the halter and lead. Soon after being introduced to handling he would seek us out for scratching and treats. Mo followed the rope while leading without ever tightening the line.  This long-legged well-muscled boy has become a solid minded boy who is not afraid to express his opinion but once he understands that his human has only his best interests at heart is more than willing to comply. A horse who thinks for himself yet trusts his human may be trusted to keep himself and his human out of trouble.