Photo Album

Welcome to my Photo Album. Favorite pictures that I would like to share with you.

Meet "Nickleback" "Nickle" for short.

Told you all I would try and ride a bit. Sharon riding Cheyenne Warning.

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What a treat to ride one of my own babies! Joe and Nancy made glorious trails thru their 100 acre farm and asked me to join them on a ride. Honestly! I got tears in my eyes being on Charisma's back. It's hard to let them go when you have raised them from new born babies. What a day, on Mystic and Charisma. Both Big boys now that will go anywhere. Awesome day, thanks to Nancy and Joe. Sharon

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I am often asked:

What do I need for tack?

What special equipment do I need?

Do I have to ride

Western or English?

The answer is simple!

Rocky Mountain Horses

are very versatile and you don't need anything special.

If you like to ride English, do so !

If Western is more to your liking,

they will ride western equally well.

As pictured here, you can see...

Western tack and English tack.

The common element, 2 riders

enjoying their horses.

Please Remember - When you are showing

at an Open All Breed Show or Club Show

let the Judge know, prior to your class that you are showing a RM/KM horse. That it's common to show as

Naturally Groomed, and

that the horse will GAIT when asked to Trot.

	IT'S HOT
Mom reply's, " Will you babies quit Blowing Bubbles in my water trough"

She is very special "Classic Champagne"

Colour. This requires a dominant Gene. No matter what colour of stallion she is bred with she will produce a champagne foal or occasionally a Black foal . There are several different colours of Champagne.