Some of Our Mares...

A small group of mixed mares in the fall of 2005.

A small group of mixed mares in the fall of 2005. In the lead is Mare 7, then 17-99, 124, 5-1, 14-0, and 33-99.


Late summer of 2004, this band of light mares produces some of the best foals every year. Left to right, Mare 28 (Rebecca), Mare 5, 11 (Sparkles), 6, 99, 22-99 (Swampy), and mare 18-99.

Late summer of 2004, this band of light mares produces some of the best foals every year.

This pic is of a group of mares at the lakeland pasture. This was Bob's band of mares in 2004.

This pic is of a group of mares at the lakeland pasture. This was Bob's band of mares in 2004. Mostly draft cross mares, Bob sires beautiful, sturdy, versatile foals with this type.

Another pic of Bob's 2004 band in the tall grass.
Another pic of Bob's 2004 band in the tall grass.

A slick, and plump group of mares at the lakeland pasture.

A slick, and plump group of mares at the lakeland pasture.


A nice group of draft and draft cross mares. The three grey mares on the left are out of percheron mares, and sired by a quarter horse. They are 23-0, 5-0, 10-0, along with 7-1, 13-0, and 19. Some of these mares have been exposed to a thoroughbred stallion for the 2006 foal crop
A nice group of draft and draft cross mares.

A picture of a band of Belgian mares in the summer of 2004. Most of the foals in this picture are sired by a Quarter Horse - a versatile, sturdy combination with these top-notch belgian mares.In 2006, we are expecting some nice Paint-sired foals out of Belgian mares. Percheron-sired foals will also be available and will make very nice, easy-going and reliable riding horses.

A picture of a band of Belgian mares in the summer of 2004. Most of the foals in this picture are sired by a Quarter Horse - a versatile, sturdy combination with these top-notch belgian mares. In 2006, we are expecting some nice Paint-sired foals out of Belgian mares. Percheron-sired foals will also be available and will make very nice, easy-going and reliable riding horses.


After stallions are removed from the pastures on August 1st, the mares are allowed to roam freely together. Though the bands may meet and intermingle from time to time, they always separate into their original groups. Here we have a band of belgians, and two bands of draft crosses. A photo taken in the late summer of 2004.
After stallions are removed from the pastures on August 1st, the mares are allowed to roam freely together. Though the bands may meet and intermingle from time to time, they always separate into their original groups. Here we have a band of belgians, and two bands of draft crosses. A photo taken in the late summer of 2004.

Registered Quarter Horse mares sired by Kaos Razzledazzle.The palomino (Penny), in the front, has an ROM in Halter. The buckskin is Susie, and the mare in the rear is Haley.

Registered Quarter Horse mares sired by Kaos Razzledazzle.The palomino (Penny), in the front, has an ROM in Halter. The buckskin is Susie, and the mare in the rear is Haley.


A group of mixed mares - a percheron cross in the front (15-2), Toby the pinto, 8-2 (a belgian), 7 (a QH cross) and young palomino mare behind.

A group of mixed mares - a percheron cross in the front (15-2), Toby the pinto, 8-2 (a belgian), 7 (a QH cross) and young palomino mare behind.

Mid to later summer of 2003, a group of sunbleached percheron mares.

Mid to later summer of 2003, a group of sunbleached percheron mares.


Early October of 2003. Draft and draft cross mares under a canopy of golden oaks.

Early October of 2003. Draft and draft cross mares under a canopy of golden oaks.

This picture was taken in late October of 2003 in evening light.

This photo was taken in late October of 2003, of two belgian mares, and a belgian/percheron cross.

This was Joker's band of light mares in the summer of 2005 - a mixture of solid, pinto, and registered Paint mares.

This was Joker's band of light mares in the summer of 2005 - a mixture of solid, pinto, and registered Paint mares.

These sorrel Quarter Horse type mares are from back to front: Mare 122 (Ginger), Mare 39-99, 105 (Mousette), and Mare 74. This photo take July of 2007.

These sorrel Quarter Horse type mares are from back to front: Mare 122 (Ginger), Mare 39-99, 105 (Mousette), and Mare 74. This photo take July of 2007.