| Patches Here is one of our cute ponies who also does a wonderful job with the kids. She can be a little lazy (Moms love her for this), and she's a bit chunky (which means she's happy), but we love her little whinnies and big blue eyes. |
| Joe Meet the 'ladies man', all the girls love him. Joe gives English and Western lessons. We have had him for 10 years, since he was one and he is laid back with the sweetest disposition. He is 15.2 hands tall with the love of a puppy! |
| CC CC does trail rides on the farm and is a broodmare. She is a sweetheart, and everyone who rides her loves her - including Lindsey!! |
| Cheyenne This 14 year old paint has a smooth trot and works great with kids and adults. (Sweet Attitude) |
| Daisy Daisy can teach reining basics, go any where on the trail, but her favorite thing is jumping! She is very versatile. Daisy is now owned by Bonnie Jones but remains in our lesson program |
| Granny Granny is our 28 year old mustang. She is a little hard of hearing, but one of our best babysitters. She teaches many of the of the kids how to trot. We love her! |
| Honey (Cavalier Dry) is used for advanced students only. Honey is Lindsey's retired show horse. She has shown NRHA and ARHA. She now teaches our students who are focused on showing in Reining and Ranch Horse events. She is sweet just like her name implies! |
| TIME She is a 13 year old quarter horse mare joining our lesson program in 2008. Time has in English & Western Show events & has lots of trail miles. |
| May (Persistent Step) is a 13 year old quarter horse. She is extremely versatile. She does all level of lessons with all ages. She shows in hunt seat, western pleasure, bareback, trail, and horsemanship. She has a wonderful jog and comfortable canter. We love May. |
| Cherokee Cherokee stands at 15.2 hands and is around 10 years old. He enjoys his job and has a very smooth canter. |
| Charlie Charlie is a favorite of our intermediate young riders. She give a smooth ride, roll backs & turns, she is a great lesson horse. |
| Meet the HORSES! |
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