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"Fuzzball" was a very special horse.
We purchased him as a completely unhandled yearling colt and worked with him over the next three years. Fuzzball was
very important to James, as we got him shortly after James' father passed away, and this horse was extremely helpful to the
healing process. He went to Roberta Horton of Seguin, TX, who was looking for a good barrel horse. He had
the build and the size she had been searching all over for. We registered him with AQHA as "For My Father".
Fuzball, we truly miss you.
December 2002
Shiloh, registered with AQHA as Blue Moon Creek, was a Special
Effort grandaughter that we bred to our stallion, Zandy (see "our boys"). When we decided that we needed to, at least
temporarily, trim down our number of horses, Nora Smits of Seguin, TX, purchased her, in foal. Shiloh was a very sweet
mare and produced a beautiful palomino colt from that breeding. He can be seen on Zandy's page, 2003 foal named Zandys
Creek.
June 2003
We rescued Chance when my husband purchased him at a local flea market.
He was nothing but skin and bones at the time, and afraid of his own shadow. After a year of nurturing and a lot of
patience, he was truly a beautiful horse. Congratulations to Jon Herrera for his purchase of this special boy -- Rydls
Devine Chance.
April 2003
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We purchased Jamie (roan appaloosa filly - right) as a yearling,
along with her half sister, Lavender (few spot appaloosa filly - left). Both of these girls, at different times, have
returned to Susan Cates in Sequin, their breeder and original owner. They were two that she sorely missed and regretted
having sold. We understand how she felt and were glad they returned to her. I imagine their original home will
be their home for life.
April 2003
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