Atticus: My personal horse. 17’2 hand Oldenburg. Atticus (show name Westsider) had an impressive show career before coming to me to become a dressage horse. He was an equitation over fences horse who competed at the top levels; McClay Finals and top shows across the country. No rides on him.

Callie: 15’3 hand Paint Mare. Beautiful girl with all smooth gaits. She can do a bit of everything. Accepts Western and English tack. Has a quiet attitude but without proper preparation can be resistant to “real” work.

Calvary: 15’3 Chestnut Quarter Horse gelding. Calvary is kind. Much prefers trail riding to arena work. He is safe, quiet and will absorb all riding mistakes. Calvary has some arthritis in his knees so jumping is not part of his work. He rides Western and English.

Cutter: 15’3 Grey Quarter Horse gelding. Cutter had a career as a cutting horse and has the sensitivity of such training. He prefers work to pleasure riding but with good aids can make the trips endlessly around the arena. He rides western but will accept English tack.

Duke: 17 hand Clydesdale. Gentle giant (actually small for a Clydesdale). Basic schooling is in place. Arena canter work needs to be addressed. Will walk and trot for anyone. Accepts Western and English tack.

Rising Phoenix: 16’1 hand chestnut Thoroughbred gelding with 1/8 Clydesdale. Phoenix has a good base of education. He has shown quite a bit in English pleasure. He’ll hack with the best of them but does not want to jump. I showed him at Commonwealth Park in a VADA NOVA Dressage show and he did a good job at Training Level. Likes to trail ride and bring up the rear.

Reese (Gene’s Falcon): 16 hand Thoroughbred gelding who raced one year. Basic quiet guy but has the Thoroughbred spirit. He has shown over fences with nice style. Not a beginner type horse but not a difficult ride.

Champagne: 11 year old Buckskin mare who was a rescue horse taken in by White Buffalo Farm. The Germanna Horse class spent many hours grooming, medicating sores and reassuring the some of the horses rescued by Orange County. We picked Champagne to adopt and made her part of our family.

Tre: 17.2 hand, fully registered Quarter horse, 7 years of age as of 2009. He is wonderfully gentle, a little green but happy to learn and take treats from anyone willing to produce a carrot.

Missy: 8 year old Tb mare who spent several years racing and is now retired from the track and learning a new job as a pleasure horse. Missy is a beautiful bay with a great disposition with a more than willing forward ride.

Carmel: Wonder pony. 13 hands Halflinger gelding that is as wide as the ocean and refuses to diet. He has done it all. I ride him in the Quadrilles that my team performs.

June Bug: Warmblood medium bay pony who is the newest to the farm. We are in the process of introducing June Bug to her new job and her new friends. Only time will tell if she likes her newly found profession.

Omaar: Large, bay, registered Arabian gelding. Omaar has done it all and with great success. He moves with suspension and faces any fence with commitment and confidence. He is kind and safe; one of my favorite rides.

Snickers: Small 12 hand Halflinger mare. When the winter fur sheds, we find a very flashy flaxon chestnut pony. Snickers has done shows under protest but is very comfortable at home and likes the simple beginner work of a child. She will stand endlessly for grooming and appreciates a hug/treat.