Dreamer 6 month old filly by RJ Masterbug aka Hidalgo
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RJ’s Painted Dream
This beautiful filly is 4 weeks old today, she has one light blue eye and one dark blue, and she has an independent strong spirit. Come visit her at Windrock Farm.
Lilly at 2 Months Old
Sofia meets Lilly at Windrock Farm. Lilly is 2 months old and has
quite the personality. She is confident, independent and playful as you
can see here. Just like her Daddy!
New Colt Born 4.21.11
Another colt by RJ out of Bay Prive, he is stunning and has a sweet disposition, he is very friendly, walking up to anyone in the field. Bay is a wonderful mama and Bugsy is thrilled to have a buddy to play with.
What To Do On a Rainy Day
Come to the next Rex Peterson Clinic to learn how to teach your horse how to obey your every command.
Black Gold “Goldie”
Goldie is a favorite for the kids to ride, here she is learning to work off the whips in the round pen. This talented filly by RJ has her Daddy’s talent for tricks and learning anything new.
Jonathan Groff Meets RJ
Jonathan Groff meeting RJ with Ang Lee on the set of “Taking Woodstock” in Millerton , NY. Jonathan learned to ride with me with only 2 weeks to prep for the scene. I started teaching him on my schoolmasters before having him ride RJ who is a seasoned Hollywood star. RJ was one of the horses who played Hidalgo in the Disney classic film of the same name. RJ spent months on the set in Morocco, Montana and California honing his craft. Trained by Rex Peterson, RJ learned to work like a pro on set with tthe cast and crew. Jonathan quickly learned to ride with the help of his background in dance and music, after all riding is all about rhythm and balance. Jonathan’s riding experience helped secure a role in Robert Redford’s new film “The Conspirator”, currently filming in Savannah, Georgia.
This photo was taken on this mud field for the last scene of the film. The groundskeeper watered the fields with fire hoses for two days to create the feeling of Woodstock after 4 days of rain. The ground was so sloppy that RJ refused to walk in it. The crew had to lay rubber stall mats to create a path for him to have secure footing.