Does your horse bow to you? Is he a perfect gentleman, waiting for you to let him know when to move? He should walk quietly behind you, not running into or over you, stop when you stop and remain a respectable distance from you. If he is not respecting you on the ground, he will not respect you in the saddle. Let us know if you need help with your horse, contact Swanson Peterson Productions to schedule a lesson or attend a clinic.
Simon and I take a ride in the fresh fallen snow, staying warm in layers of high tech long underwear. The horses do not mind the cold at all. Tony has a thick winter coat to help keep him warm, Mr. T is checking him out.
The Real McCoy is an outstanding athlete with a great mind. He jumps anything you put in his path, he has excellent ground manners, beautifully trained in dressage basics and he has a charming personality. McCoy is 15.3, bred out of a quarter horse mare and sired by Makuba, a successful athlete. He will excel in dressage or eventing or jumping. Please contact us to try him.
Arctic Bright settles into his new stable in California after a long drive from Lexington, Ky where we picked him up. Arctic is a pure white TB, with pink skin and dark eyed. He is charismatic, athletic and quite the character. Here he is having breakfast in bed after the long drive. For more information, read here.
Bred in Oregon by Darlene Knight, Arctic Bright is the first foal out of the Reign Road mare Mesa Queen. He hails from the family of 1975 Kentucky Derby (gr. I) winner Foolish Pleasure.