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I am so sorry for you loss. He sounds like he was a very special horse. You have an eloquent way with words that makes a beautiful tribute to Thelonius.

I got the Feb/March issue of the Journal and I think it is great! Not only is it on time, it also has (finally) some pertinant articles in it. There was also a new look on the Area news pages and some of the other ones. Not quite sure if the paper was heavier, but seemed like it. All in all...

Yes, please let us know when you have a copy available to send. Thanks!

I was just wondering in case I needed it this summer, if anyone has ideas on the best treatment for strangles. I've read so many varying treatments that I thought I would ask you who may have ever had it or know someone who did. What was the treatment? Thanks

I like Moorman's Gro Strong Minerals. It has the correct balance of calcium and phosphorus plus all the other needed vitamins and minerals. A mineral block does not provide enough of the trace minerals. Here is their web site which has a lot of information. Good luck with your mare...

I like Moorman's Gro Strong Mineral. Ten years ago we had some neonatal maladjustment foals and I emailed or wrote every vet school around the country. Several of them recommended Gro Stong. We started using it and since then, we have not had a foal with this syndrome. I found this on...

LOL! It looks different on the AMHA website, but I couldn't get it to post that way here. Teardrop Montana is his grand-dam and it is she that is sorrel pinto!! Perhaps his sire is a minimal pinto with a tiny white spot under his belly or somewhere else obscure??

His sire's dam is a pinto sorrel. | | UNKNOWN - UNREG. | | BRONCO BILLY - I 01424B | | |[12/15/1978 : S : SBK : BD : - : 32.250] | | | UNKNOWN - UNREG. | BRONCO BILLYS BILLY THE KID - A 12430 | |[09/08/1985 : S : SSR : BD : - : 33.000] | | | UNKNOWN - UNREG...

Hi. Just got the Miniature Horse World and read the wonderful article on the gelding, Grandview's Toy Soldier, the Supreme Halter Champion at World's. That family enjoys that horse so much and shares his many talents with others (another article in the World). I geld all my stud colts that I...

Yes, the Lundy's last owned Perky Pete and he died last year I believe Rolene said. I have a homozygous black pinto son of Perky Pete although he is only registered AMHR, Perky Pete was double registered. My horses name is Hooten Hollow's Saratogta. Perky Pete produced the National Champion...

I wish I had a donkey jack if I got a suprise mollie like that! Lucky you!

On the work order, which I just downloaded from the AMHA web site this week, there is a column for purchasing a NON-MEMBER Amateur card, so it looks like you don't have to be a member to show as an amateur in a regular AMHA show. It is $50.00. Maybe they just haven't updated the work order yet?

I have never shown in AMHA before, but thought about doing it this coming year, so when I was filling out the work order form to renew my membership, I was going to get the amateur card and then noticed the Open Exhibitor Card fee for $25.00. Does anyone who wants to show in an open class need...

Yes, I have heard of them and in some of the older magazines I recall seeing that prefix quite a bit. I looked at the AMHA studbook and there are over 100 horses with "A Better Farm" prefix. It was owned by JOE & BETTY BURROWS. I found some registration as recent as 2008, but didn't look at...

Got the color tests back from UC- Davis on the two Little King horses I bought. The buckskin filly is heterozygous for black/red and for Agouti. I thought she might have a silver gene in there because her tail and mane are kind of brownish instead of black, but no silver was detected. The...

Now all they have to do is educate the judges so they know the ADS rules. That might be a challange considering many of the ones I've been judged by do not seem to know the rules for Country Pleasure vs. Pleasure. Specifically check rein. They place tightly checked horses in Country Pleasure...

Oh I have been to the store and am happy to pay the price. I own and live on a corn producing farm in Iowa and have for over 60 years. The government paid farmers Not to plant for many years, not just this year!!! It doesn't hurt my feelings that you have that opinion, why would it? I am...

Sorry, but the government does not want food prices to INCREASE! They go to great lengths to keep food affordable which is why we have so many farm programs. Usually the cost of production is above what the farmers get for corn. This year, the price of corn is at near record levels for...

Might as well add mine!! I'm so thrilled to get these two. They are on the Little King sale page. The colt is the 2010 Ever After cremello and the filly is Pschyo Sahara, a yearling buckskin. Both throw off my black and white program, but maybe its time for a change. Couldn't be happier...

I am on Cloud 9! I am soon to be the new owner of the 2010 Ever After colt. I know he's not a direct son of Buckaroo, but he is double bred Buckaroo (so that makes him 100%, right? LOL) and I love his head. Can't wait to see him in person!