Zippers first 3 babies are on the ground, and they are everything we expected and then some. They all have beautiful straight, long legs and wonderful long pasterns. All babies will be for sale--we will take $500 down to hold them until weaning age, balance to be paid by weaning.
"Fancy" 2008 Sorrel Filly Will be registered as Breeding Stock Paint
"Fancy" is a perfect name for her. As we all know, you can't guarantee paint markings on a baby unless you have a homozygous parent. But, you look at "Fancy's" halter conformation, her bloodlines, her personable disposition and her unending potential, and one can NOT be unhappy with her solid color.
Fancy at 5 1/2 weeks
Fancy as a newborn
"Our aim is to produce all-around using horses,
with co-operative dispositions and winning conformation."
PJ did NOT disappoint me, she gave me a very quiet, large framed filly. "Windy" is going to take time to fill out her framework, but the end result will be well worth the wait. As you can see, Windy has a lot of "good-old fashioned-hard working" bloodlines. She is going to be a good sized horse at maturity, and considering the length of her legs and pasterns, she will cover the ground and take you anywhere you'll want to go. And then look at the future babies you could get out of her.
"Our aim is to produce all-around using horses,
with co-operative dispositions and winning conformation."
This colt is very "people friendly" like the 2 fillies. "Cheyenne" is going to be a good size adult, with a quiet disposition. Pictured at 1 day old, he still hadn't completely "unfolded".
"Our aim is to produce all-around using horses,
with co-operative dispositions and winning conformation."
