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Hey, we have traffic Paula. You just weren't here during planting or harvest time. That's when all those tractors, combines & trucks pulling wagons come flying by the farm.

We've driven our drivers on our road for years. All of our neighbors know that we drive them there and slow down and pull over for us. A few of them will stop & talk with us. Of course, if they decided to be rude with us, we'd throw down a nail strip and they'll figure out that they all need...

The ASPC Studbook has Hutchinson's Mystical Knight being owned by Tammy or Doug Price.

I'm in Illinois. Just south of Chicago.

It's been a little while since Congress. But, I'd still like to post up our results from Congress. We brought 17 head so it might be a little long of a post. Excaliber's Dirt E. Diana, owned by Erica & Rick Anderson 5th Foundation 2yr Old Mare Futurity & 6th Foundation 2yr Old Mare Halter...

Thank you Julie! Means so much to me to have the approval of my peers & friends. Each of the trainers I've listed can give recommendations from past/current clients and from thier peers, (which always means a lot to me).

Trace is right. Shoes don't make the pony. If a pony doesn't have the talent, there is only so much that can be enhanced.

Norah, here are a few more pictures to help you out. This is a Congress champion classic pleasure driver This is a Congress reserve roadster stakes champion, Here is a Congress champion classic country pleasure driver The pleasure and roadster drivers are wearing lite plate shoes...

Depending on how far west or south you want to go; E Training Center in Pa., Bruce Abbott in Ny., Arelen Foulk in Oh., Alvadar Training in Mi., Snowberry Training in Mi., Amber Montgomery in In., Pick Pocket Training in Nc. or me, (Excaliber Training), in Il. I know I've spelt some of these...

Just to help you out a bit more, here is a picture of a 2-time Congress modern pleasure reserve grand champion gelding working on the rail. Here is another Congress reserve grand champion modern pleasure mare working the rail with my son. Here is a picture of a Congress reserve grand...

Some lines tend to mature early and stop growing at a young age. I've had a few that have hit thier max hieght as two year olds. So, I wouldn't worry about her hieght yet. Besides, if your getting 36.5" by yourself and she has a bit of hoof, she might measure around 35.5" at a show.