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Ever once in a while a horse comes along that wraps its self with in your heart. Rein is one of those horses. She will never tower over all the other horses, or become the Alfa of the herd. Rein had a slow start in life a first foal for Durkheim, coming 2 & 1/2 weeks early. Her mom only produced half the milk she required to start her young life. She quickly got use to milk replacer as a supplement, organic probiotic yogurt, (my horses will get what ever they need to help them survive), along with supplements recommended by the fenway foundation. At 4 years old she is a beauty. Like I said she will never be a 17 hand horse, but she surpassed 17 hands in my heart along time ago. There is truth in the old saying, Good Things Come In Small Packages!
Reign on Miss Rein!
A newly approved stallion.
I am just soooooo excited to tell you, there is an amazing young stallion that has been approved by the KFPS. Jacob KCF will now be known as Julius 486. Jacob was sent to California to be, taught, examined, and … Continue reading
Fait accompli
The dream has finally come true. The arena has been completed, the footing is installed, the weather is always great……inside! The horses are loving it.
The year in review….
It’s been a while since my last post. There’s been a lot of water under the bridge so to speak. We had 2 foals born on the farm and we have purchased 2 more exciting colts. Marco was up to … Continue reading
The morning at Camelot
A great start, to a great day! A light fog was gently lifted as a beautiful glowing sun began to rise over the fence row. The horses quietly munching on a round bale of hay, as the wild turkey’s break … Continue reading
I can feel it
Spring is abounding…..I think?? March has certainly been a roller coast this year. The weather has gone from a blizzard and minus -20 C. To a beautiful day expecting to be +6 C. I am looking forward to today! The … Continue reading
When will it stop!
Well, here in Ontario winter started far to early and proves to us every day that it plans on staying. Oh winter please think about leaving! The mares are trying to stay warm eating lots of hay. The colder the … Continue reading
