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AQHA #3700157
1998 sorrel stallion. You can't ask for a more mellow, kind
hearted stallion (or horse, for that matter) than Woody.
When Morgan was just learning to walk, he went into
Woody's pen and walked right under Woody's belly!
Woody did not move a musle, except to suck his stomach
up so Morgan could finish walking from one side to the
other, as Morgan was not about to duck down to
accomplish the task.

Aphc #583684
1998 Dun Stallion.
Drifter is currently at the world class level riding school Meredith Manor in WV.
He has been under the tutelage of Nancy Wesolek-Sterrett for almost one
year. Nancy has toured the U.S. and Canada as a rider for the Royal Lippizan
Show. Nancy has accumulated numberous USDF horse awards including
having earned her Bronze and Silver Medals. Her horses repeatedly scored in
the top three places regionally. Nancy is the Head of Dressage Dept at
Meredith Manor. Previously Drifter was used here at home just for riding. We
decided he had much to offer and sent him to Meredith Manor. His first show
in Hunter Hack and Hunter Jumper, he took two firsts. He is also trained in
Western Pleasure. Drifter is very gentle for a stallion. Thus far he has
produced 100% color in his foals.

ApHC #608679
2001 dun stallion. 'Snuffy' is a very sweet, very mellow stud
who consistently throws color. Snuffy is one of those guys
that comes in a small package but he has a great deal of
presence and personality.

AQHA #4555204, 2004 buckskin stud colt.
This colt is developing into a very well put together
horse. As a rising 2 year old, he is not going through
the awkward, out-of-proportion stage. I feel that this
colt is going to be an exception stud prospect, with his
gold buckskin color, classy head, small ears and classic
breeding. I would be suprised if this colt grows to 15hh.
He will be extremely well-balanced and close to the
ground. His bloodlines include: King, Doc Bar, Poco
Bueno, Doc's Prescripton, Three Bars, Peppy...

Phatz is a very mellow and proud guy. Has a lot
of presence even tho he is not trained. We have
one purebred colt out Phatz out of a black mare.
he colt is black with a small star and small sock.
Phatz is easy to handle and he is not aggressive
around mares. He loads and trims well. We are
concentrating on our cutting horse program and
it seems a waste not to use this horse,
especially in light of his breeding. We would like
to see him go to someone who respects classic
arabian bloodlines. We would be prepared to
negotiate with the right people...

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