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| Val is our elderly resident. I've owned Val since 1984. She is 30 something and was fully retired in the summer of 2005 after a long illness. She has surprised all of us by recovering so well. She is a Quarter Horse x Appaloosa pony. In her day she was an excellent beginner horses. Now a days she is content to hang in the pasture and enjoy the pampering that comes with old age and a full life. |
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| Sling Kidd is a 1996 TB gelding. A son of Judge Smells he came under my ownership in 1998. He had an interesting start in life, when he was born he was not able to stand for a few months on his own and was confined to a sling...hence the name. He was saddle trained by Sandy Weinreinch, White Hall, MD. And has limited showing under his belt due to a joint condition that prevents him from being 100% sound. Kidd is an in your pocket type of horse and has wonderful ground manners. |
| Mister Jeepers is a 2002 registered Pinto. We purchased him in 2004 from Hickory Hollow Farm, Gettysburg, PA as an unbroke 2 year old. He received 30 days of saddle training from Craig Miller at C-C Training Stables in Newville, PA in the summer 2002. Jeepers made his show debute in 2005 on the Maryland Pennsylvania Show Circuit and at Chambersburg Saddle Club. *2005 Chambersburg Saddle Club Green Horse Championship *2006 he was Blue & Gray Circuit Beginner Hunter Champion *2007 Blue & Gray Ciricuit Hopeful Hunter Reserve Chamption *2008 5th in points for Central Pennsylvania Junior Horse Show Circuit (Rated Shows) in English Pleasure *2008 Register of Merit in English Pleasure from the American Pinto Horse Assocation *2008 301 hours of saddle time for the American Pinto Horse Association On the Trail Program |
| Hi Time Fantasia or Fancy is a 1999 Registered AQHA mare out of DM Showtime. She came to us in the fall of 2005 and had been off work for approximately 1 year. Up until this time she was ridden western and used mainly as a trail horse. We have since converted her to English which seems to be better suited for and have started to introduce her to jumping. |
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