Genie
Well-Known Member
When we started this adventure in 1991 we were not well informed and took quite a while to get "on track".
We are now breeding for what we like to think is the smallest and best example of a horse, as per the registry statement.
Colour is not a major factor however I like a bit of "chrome".
Pintos,appies, and buckskins catch my eye. Pedigree is important, but first I have to like the horse.
Our stallions give us some very good results which makes it difficult to offer the foals for sale.
I would like to reduce to about 10 to 15 horses and breed only 3 mares each year.
We enjoy the small fairs and could attend 6 to 8 each year and have a nice time with our horses if there weren't so many other jobs that keep us home.
We are now breeding for what we like to think is the smallest and best example of a horse, as per the registry statement.
Colour is not a major factor however I like a bit of "chrome".
Pintos,appies, and buckskins catch my eye. Pedigree is important, but first I have to like the horse.
Our stallions give us some very good results which makes it difficult to offer the foals for sale.
I would like to reduce to about 10 to 15 horses and breed only 3 mares each year.
We enjoy the small fairs and could attend 6 to 8 each year and have a nice time with our horses if there weren't so many other jobs that keep us home.
