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My sister made this ribbon clock for me for Christmas. I really like it. She did a great job.

My foal lost his Mom three weeks ago.He is doing great.I kept him with the herd that he was use to. Which was another mare and foal and another mare and the lost foals Father.This was the setting he was use to being in. We fixed a creep for the foals.I have a mixture of Sweet feed,Equine Jr...

It has been 3 weeks since the mother of my horse colt. He has adjusted very well.He has a creep that he and his little sister goes into what has supplement and hay for them. They are go out in the pasture with the other horses (2 horses 1 is their father)He does not harm them in any way.These...

Here are pictures I took of Westwind BTU Crown Prince Get R Dun. Which pose do you like the best. Here is A Here is B Here is C

Most of my breeding stock are Buckeroo bred horses. Here is a sample of one of them. I just started to train Dunner to drive. He has done real well our first show with him will next weekend. I have trained Dunner my myself. Here is a picture of Westwind BTU Crown Prince Get R Dun

I'm wondering what color will he be. I got this color by the same breeding. This is his full sister

Here are my show driving horses Tiny Acres Kona Gold This is Westwind BTU Crown Prince Git R Dun is is only in 3 weeks.He also in his winter PG's

Yes I do own Marystown Golden Echo.He is a Little Kings Buck Echo Son. The little filly is a palomino pinto. She has the tinyest little muzzle.I will have to take some pictures of her when she gets a little older.

This is our first filly of the year.She was born early in the morning inour pasture. She was born early in the morningthat is why I named Tiny Acres Echo's Dawn Tiny Acres Echo's Dawn Here is her sire Marystown Golden Echo

You did a very good job. You had some very good photoes.I really like it.

Here is the picture of. Westwind BTU Crown Prince Get R Dun I'm still learning how to do this Little Arrow has since learned to be more collected. I'm showing AMHR

When I'm deciding where a driving horse would show better. I work him in a round pen and take still pictures.I have nothing on the horse. I want to see how he moves. That way it is a lot easier on the horse because he is already doing this naturally.Then all I have to do is refine it.I think we...

I started to drive Dunner last fall.I have started to drive him again. He is doing great.He has a great disposition.He is very quite and eay to train.The way he bend his knees and hocks. I plan to drive him in pleasure driving this show season.

His Name is Tiny Acres Kona Gold. This will be his third year in driving.To learn more about him look in gelding on my web site www.ida.net/users/tinyacres/

Here is a picture of my driving gelding.Tiny Acres Kona Gold.He does roadster,halter anddriving obstacle He has placed in the All Stars this year.