Meet the herd

5 Year Old - 13.2 Hands - Blue Roan - Gelding

Shortstack was bred in Oklahoma, and came to us by way of Texas where he was a regular ranch horse.  Shortstack is a pretty boy, who is short enough for kids, and thick enough for a grown man.  He is currently getting finished out to be a rope horse, and will likely compete in the mounted shooting.  He's a sweet little guy, and helps some of our more timid riders build their confidence. We are confident that it will just be a few more wet saddle blankets before he is known for being tried and true!

7 Year Old - 14.2 Hands - Paint - Mare

Cupcake is the sweetest love bug.  She lives for snuggles and treats! Cupcake came to us from Texas.  She is exactly what you think of when you think Paint.  She is quick footed, but she is more than happy to just walk. We are planning on making her  a Drill Team and Junior Rodeo horse, and are excited to see what her niche is.

11 Year Old - 15.3 Hands - Bay -Gelding

Kenai has been with us since the day he was born. His momma is the bay with the large blaze in many of the photos.  He is a handsome boy, and he knows it.  When we started Kenai under saddle he surprised us by being one of the easiest horses to train. Kenai has been used at Gymkhanas by advanced riders as well as lead lined 3 year olds.  He has dabbled in many things and is a "Jack of all trades".  He has been a great step-up horse, and is reliable on the Trail and in the Arena.

15 Year Old - 15 Hand - Palomino - Mare

Tink was born in Shadow Hills, California. She was started as a Cutting Horse, is a competent Breakaway Horse, then became a seasoned Barrel Horse where she competed in the 1D.  We often hear her say, "Do you know who I am?!" All the success (and her good looks) has definitely gone to her head, but we still love her! Tink loves having a job, is a quick mover, but finds some relaxation doing Trail Rides. Nothing is out of her reach, like her color, everything she touches turns to GOLD!

Advanced Senior - 15 Hands- Bay - Mare

Belle is our Semi-Retired old lady horse. Our vet aged her as "Older than Dirt" and that was 5 years ago.  She has helped many small children get comfortable with horses, and gets used once in a while. Not much phases this ol' Lady Grandma Horse. Don't let her age fool you, although we do not ride her past a walk, she is known to do a hot lap after she's been ridden, and loves getting treats.