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2013 AMHA/AMHR Palomino Stallion 30"   2014 Reserve National Champion Yearling Stallion 30" & Under 2014 National Top Ten Futurity Yearling Stallion/Gelding 32" & Under 2014 National Top Ten Stallion Owned Bred & Shown By Exhibitor   Multi GRAND Champion Stallion Multi...

Congratulations on your new additions and welcome to the wonderful world of mini equine!

Thanks for the compliment on our mares first of all. I really love all of the mares we have right now. We also breed for all around type minis. We want enough muscle and substance to compete plus enough 'type' and showy-ness to halter but also have to have nice movement. Im not picky as to...

I think you will find lots of different preferences when it comes to the ideal breeding quality mare. Obviously want correct, sound, and sane, but also nice to have that show record but that said several of my mares have never been in the showring (some I feel should have) but they are...

Neither is better than the other. I personally prefer AMHA but since there are very few shows within driving distance I show mainly AMHR. BUT all of my horses are double registered with both as I feel it gives me more opportunity plus gives them better options when I am trying to find them new...

Thanks ...loving how our foals are maturing! Pretty excited to see them as yearlings ready to show next year if they are still here or with new owners! The appy is Bazinga a buckskin appy colt !

Been a while since I updated you all on how the babies are doing . So here are some pics! The first 9 pics were taken by a friend, Amanda from Ohenrys Miniatures, she did a fantastic job and got way better pics than I ever can by myself!

I have a filly that shed off as a weanling with a roan sock. She is an appy by a pintaloosa sire and appy dam. I was told it is sometimes a supressed tobiano characteristic but I havent found any definite info on what would cause it either. Same with some horses having round roan patches on...

Really? I was told there were several horses that tested negative for A but positive for At.

Found the lab that is supposedly the only one that tests for A and At http://www.petdnaservicesaz.com/equine-testing/ and a brief description they have on the way A and At work http://www.petdnaservicesaz.com/equine-testing/understanding-equine-dna-and-agouti/

He does look like he could be a smokey brown (brownskin is not the correct term as that would still imply that bay Agouti is present). You could test him for cream and regular agouti (A) and if he were to test negative for agouti then you would be safe to say that he is most likely At brown...

Size and conformation should matter far more than anything else! Size if you are wanting to stay within registry height limits and conformation shouldnt even be a question...unless you simply mean by a certain type, which in that case I would say make sure to have some refinement as a heavier...

Good plan on getting a different vet. A friend of mine hauled her late teens stallion to my house for our gelding party and she is about 45min away. He hauled fine and healed up great. I do agree though to let the sedative wear off so that he can be more steady for the ride home.

Same here. I always try to send as many people here as possible. Most reliable for GOOD suggestions and not just guessing like Marty says, that group can drive me pretty crazy too and while I try to add input too I end up having to just leave some alone as they clearly dont actually want...

Yep, a friend of mine brought over her late teens stallion for our gelding party last fall, had no issues. Just have to watch for all the same things as with the younger stallions and treat accordingly to each individuals needs.

Here are a couple from today. Belle and Remmy's filly and Lollipop and MT's colt.

ROFL...I will try and get some new pics soon, been raining practically nonstop for the last couple days! I post lots of pics on FB too :P

Sorry I didnt post earlier but was showing. Show went ok but I was wishing I could be home playing with my babies the whole time LOL! I did have fun showing though and my horses all showed their hearts out! ANYWAYS the true excitement was Belle foaling AS USUAL when I am not home LOL! My...

Clipped Bazinga, thought you would all like to see the difference! Before and LOTS of after pics LOL! Belle is still slowly progressing, udder about half full, but belly has dropped

Thanks! First one is blanketed, assuming he will end up looking like Wanna (his dam), will share pics when I get him clipped. :P Also my time ran out on marestare, yesterday was exactly 3 mos and my cam is now down so will just have to keep you all updated but sadly no more watching .