Bianca and her 2004 filly in Canada	Bianca and her 2004 filly in Texas
Bianca's 2005 colt, Born May 14th	Bianca's 2005 colt
Polly and her filly in Canada	Polly's filly, Abigail, at her new home in Texas!
Boots and her filly, Stella, in Canada	Boots' filly, Stella, in Texas
Boots' filly, Stella, in Texas as a yearling!	Gemini and her filly in Canada
Kimberly and her colt in Canada	Alexandra and her colt in Canada
Isis and her filly in Canada	Athena and her colt in Canada
Athena in Texas	Athena's colt in Texas
Genevieve and her colt in Canada	Genevieve's colt in Texas
Kiya in Texas	Kitt in Texas
J8 Percheron Colt in Texas
Baby (J22) after arriving in Texas	Baby (J22 ) as a yearling
Fiona (J6) in Texas	Fiona in Texas
Avery Bred to a Percheron	Raven (formerly Kallie) Bred to a Percheron
Raven and Sebastian From the adopter of Raven" My Raven (aka Kallie) had a beautiful baby colt, and I have named him Sebastian. He was born Saturday, June 18th, in the early morning. Raven is a good mother and	Sebastian is doing good too. I love them so much. This makes me the proud owner of four horses now. ("My little horse herd") When Sebastian is weaned, I plan on having Raven trained for riding."
Isis's filly in Texas	Ontario (J11)
Ontario	From the adopter of Ontario "He is a great horse. He now leads, bathes, stands for the farrier, Loves to be groomed and even have his mane braided. He can be tied with supervision, because we're still working on that, he has also been started on a training bit. He is a dream horse, he is so willing to please and the easiest horse in the world to work with. I will keep you updated and send you more pictures. He is now 14.2 hands and gained 78 pounds in 4 months. Thank you so much and good luck."
Violet in Canada	Violet in Texas
Beylah (formerly Violet) in Florida at her new home	From the adopter of Violet "Violet's new name is Beylah and she is doing great. I had to keep her in a stall for about 2 weeks when I first got her because the place I board at only has large fields in which she was impossible to catch. Once she got used to people and treats we moved her to a large but smaller 'foaling' field' and she now comes to me when I go out to see/catch her. She recently had her first real foot trim and she behaved beautifully for the farrier except for being a little nervous about the hoof stand. She lunges wonderfully and I just recently sat on her for the first time (only sitting NO riding until the baby
comes!) She was great, didn't even seem to notice I was up there. I was quite nervous about adopting a horse sight unseen but Beylah is my dream horse, she is so calm and even tempered-eventually we are going to have lots of  fun on the trails and in the show ring!- and with only 2 1/2 months	of handling she is much easier to handle and work with than my previous 'well-trained' Hunter-Jumper thoroughbred. Thank you so much for taking Beylah in (and all the other beautiful girls too) and giving people across the nation a chance to find their perfect horse."
Beylah and her filly, Jezebel Born July 14th	Beylah and Jezebel
J2 Percheron Colt	Jessica and her 2004 colt in Canada Sire was a Black Percheron
Jessica in Texas Bred to a Black Percheron	Jessica's 2005 colt in Texas, one day old Sire was a Black Percheron
Jessica's 2005 colt Born May 10th	Jessica and her 2005 colt Picture taken when he was 4 months old
Raven in Canada Bred to a Percheron	Raven after arriving in Texas Bred to a Percheron
Raven and Skala	Raven's filly Skala Born August 10th
Mia (formerly Trinity) in Canada "I just wanted to give you an update on "Trinity" whom I adopted 2 weeks ago. She is now living fat and sassy in Combine, Texas. She spent her first night at home in her stall. She was very easy to work with in the stall and took quickly to brushing and loving.	The next day I let her out in the small pasture and worked with her for a few days out there, bringing her in at night. Now, she stays in the big pasture out back. She is already working 30 minutes a day on the long line. She has neighbor horse friends that she runs along the fence line with. I cannot believe how beautiful she is. I have brushed about 20 pounds of hair from her. She's shiny and sleek. I am SO in love with this gal. Her new name is Mia and she seems to like it very much. The vet came out to check her last week and he says she's not due until August or September. Based on that, I think I will just keep working her on the long line with a saddle and get her very well ground trained and then start riding her after she foals. I'm disappointed that I have to wait all Summer, but that's the way things go. Anyway, I just want to thank you for what you do. I couldn't be happier with Mia."
Mia at her new home	Mia at her new home
J15 Percheron Colt	Scarlet (J19)
Crissie in Canada Bred to a Black Percheron	Crissie in Texas Bred to a Black Percheron
Crissie and her filly, Shortcake Born May 12th	Shortcake Very big!
From the adopter of Crissie after less than a month after adopting her" Just a quick note to let you know that Chrissie and baby are both doing well. Chrissie is sweet kind and patient and has already mastered a lot	of the level 1 Parelli that we use on all our horses. Baby now called Shortcake is doing great and is halter broke and leading well. Both have had their feet done by my blacksmith (baby did excellent)"
Carrie in Canada Bred to a Black Percheron	Carrie in Texas Bred to a Black Percheron
Carrie and her filly Born May 16th	Carrie's filly Very Cute!
Emma in Canada Bred to a Black Percheron	Emma in Texas Bred to a Black Percheron
Emma and her colt, Aramis Foaled May 4th.	Emma and Aramis After arriving at their new home!
Princess in Canada Bred to a Black Percheron	Princess in Texas Bred to a Black Percheron
Princess and her filly, Lilly Born May 23rd	Lilly Great sport horse potential!
Princess and Lily at their new home with Bo	Lily with her new best friend!
From the adopter of Princess and Lily "Today was weaning day! Ooooohhhh my gosh!!! For 3 months, all we'd ever heard out of Princess was what we call "snuffling" - snorting thru her nostrils! Well, we heard her voice rather quickly when we separated them for the first time! We'd heard the baby's voice months ago, the first time we took the quarter horse out for a ride! She didn't understand why we were putting stuff on him, and then took him away from her!!! We loved to hear her whinny! We've been working with her - she's pretty much halter broke and she's leading pretty well.	Now to work on Princess! We've given her a pretty wide berth - it's clear that she's got some trust issues, but she does warm up to us after a bit. They both LOVE to be groomed - they'll stand still for that forever! What's coolest I think is how our Quarter Horse, Bo, fit right in with them - we did the introduction pretty early - after only a couple of days after Princess and Lily arrived. There was one brief altercation between Momma and Gelding, but after that, they have all definitely bonded. Thank the Lord - this weaning is going to be a little bit easier on Lily now, thanks to Bo's company!"
Jenny (J16) Picture taken after arriving in Texas	Jenny (J16)   Picture taken after turning a year old
Savannah in Canada Bred to a Black Percheron	Savannah in Texas Bred to a Black Percheron
Savannah in Texas right before foaling Bred to a Black Percheron	Savannah's colt, Crescent Born June 12th.
J17 Belgian Colt	Dahlia (J21)
Boomer (J12)	Zola (J9) (scroll down for update)
Patton (J5)	Rose (J18)
SC in Canada	SC in Texas
#717A in Canada	#717A in Texas
Maggie in Canada	Maggie in Virginia at her new home!
Maggie	Maggie
Maggie	From the adopter of Maggie "I had to show you the newest pictures I took of Maggie. Isn't she gorgeous? Looking at her today, you'd never guess she wasn't an expensive colored Warmblood. Great looks; big, bold, ground-covering gaits; and a calm, sweetheart of a personality. Who could ask for anything more?"
#715	J10
#74	#74 in Texas
#72 in Canada	#72 in Texas
Brownie (J7)	# 07 in Texas
#611 in Canada	#611 in Texas
Elina	Scarlett
#08 in Canada	#08 in Texas
#01 in Canada	#01 in Texas
#617 in Canada	#617 in Texas
#810 in Canada	#810 in Texas
#217 in Canada	#53 in Texas
#51 in Canada	#51 in Texas
#717B in Canada	#717B in Texas
#4 in Canada	#4 in Texas
From the adopter for #4 "I just wanted to send you an update on Mare 4, now called Rhona. What a wonderful horse she is! Everyone around the stable agrees that she's one of the sweetest horses they've ever met, and she gets calmer and friendlier by the day. She's no longer head-shy, and her training is progressing much faster than I expected. She picked up basic lungeing in less than five minutes, and now, just 2.5	weeks after her adoption, she's lungeing at a walk and trot, both directions, without any need for a lunge line. Yesterday I introduced her to a bridle and bit, and within half an hour she was carrying the bit as if she'd been doing it for years. I fully expect to start riding her before the end of the summer. I'll send you updated pics then. Thanks again for rescuing this wonderful animal!!"
J3 as a weanling	J3 as a 2 year old
#523 in Canada	#523 in Texas
Stella in Canada	Stella in Texas
Sapphire (J4) in Texas	Whiskey Star (J20) in Texas

                                    Zola (J9) in 2005                                 Zola (now known as Maggy), April 2009

From the adopters of Maggy (formerly Zola J9):  "Just wanted to give you an update on the horse we got from you in 2005 as a yearling.  Her name at your place was Zola, but we call her Maggy.  She is a Percheron/Belgian cross.  We have had her in driving training with Gene Brown in Denton.  She is doing great.  She has been in training for 4 months and drives and rides.  We drove her this weekend and what a good girl. Especially since we don't have a clue about driving.  Hopefully, I will ride her soon.  She is such a big girl and so different from when we got her.  We look forward to years of fun with her."    

                             Summer  #57, 15 hands, Clydesdale/Percheron cross