My Bud Beau It was time to ride out. Beau was doing phenomenally well, and his training was ripe for progression. It was time for him to learn all about the big, wide world. My intention was, for him to be a wonderfully sensible horse. One that
Read more →Beau We came across an advertisement, for a rather reasonably priced, Morgan gelding that needed work, and decided to look into it a bit more. It was always nice to pick up the odd horse here and there, put some work into it then sell it on.
Read more →The Trouble with Tyler It was my strict policy, or somewhat strict policy, to not keep geldings. Geldings don’t make sense on a breeding farm. They take up pasture space that a productive mare or stallion, could be using. That corral, that pasture, the time spent, could
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