We FINALLY got our own little ranch!
After so many years of boarding,
Our horses are on
OUR PROPERTY
 

 
 

The house was there...

the barn is a work in progress

 

 

              pre-barn:

 

 
  the wood arrives and goes up within days...  
   
  concrete added a major convenience  
  { porch view then

 

porch view winter  }

 

 

summer view of barn

(notice Louie the guard

 cat over the rear door)

 

The family

 

      in

 

The Barn

 

 

 Our Horses

 

(present and past)

 

 include:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Makaio      

 

(which means  

         "God's gift")                 

             a.k.a. Mak 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Duane's Racking Horse: TeGa

(which is cherokee for toad - his name was Tadpole... I figured he had grown out of that.)

 

 

chollo

 

(kings frosty revenue) pending  
we bought him and brought him home on jan. 21st 2007 at 7 months old. he is 94% foundation quarter horse
Duane gets him acclimated after

the long ride home and then he

meets TeGa.

Meeting Mak was another story all together and poor Susie just wanted out of the way!!!
Now they are all good friends...  
Those that have moved (on to other homes)  

Big Ben Time: apha breeding stock gelding

I started out training him to sell for his owner, and ended up buying him myself!! (I no longer work with horses that are for sale... second time I've bought them myself!!!)

 

IN January of 07 I sent Benny to live at a

retirement home in Georgia. He had problems

with navicular and ringbone in his feet and

staying home while the other horses went riding

and camping was depressing him. He has a retired

mare as a companion who never leaves him...

 

Baron My First Horse, after a 19 year break  
Due to complications from a snake bite in

July 2004, I had to retire Baron in March

of the next year. He found a wonderful home

on a 50 acre pasture with a retired mare for

company. I think he would agree - life is good.

Raptor

 (a.k.a. Tori) (a.k.a. Beylami)

 

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Deacon (my $1.oo Padron Psyche son)

 

 

After breaking Deacon to ride and drive, and then

discovering he hated to drive; I placed him with a

person who was supposed to find him a good home.

She later sold him and that person sold him and I

have lost track of him. He's a cutie and a bundle of

energy, I hope he is doing well and has playmates. He

and Benny (my largest and smallest) loved to romp.

 

 

 

 

Our Catahoula Leopard Dogs

Bailey & Cole

 

 

our barn cat Louie

 and our new 'doodle...Riot