Dreams do come true....
I first got interested in driving (equine that is) when I was a teenager and started
watching a lot of westerns. I was without horses by then due to divorce and remained
so for the next 20+ years. But I never lost sight of what I loved ...Horses........and my
dream of driving!!
When I was a little girl and outgrew my first riding pony I was told to sell her by my parents
and get a larger horse. Unfortunately, no one told me about driving ponies. Horses were
only about riding. My little Welsh Bonnie Belle would have been a great cart pony instead
she left behind Hoof Beats that will be in my heart forever along with Black Beauty (Boo),
Snuggles(on a Windy Day), Lighting, Taffy, Maggie, Indigo, and Sundance; The horses of
my childhood.
I met my first miniature horse in 1988. My mom took me to a farm a friend of hers owned.
Sixteen years later I acquired my first miniature horse. She happened to be a 16 years
old. She was born in 1988. Her barn name is Sparkle.
I believe we're never too young or old to enjoy a "dream pony". We enjoy giving cart
rides and sharing our "dream" minis with everyone; adult or child and young or old!
Since the minis have come into my life I realized that I am that little girl who will never
outgrow her pony! Now, I play with my horses everyday as I did when I was a child!
My amazing herd is lead by Snow Belle and Sparkle. Then Mariah, Dreamer, Tibideaux
and Echo the mini mule who's also the farm mascot.
The pony members are Skye Dancer a Pony of the Americas (POA) filly, Silver Belle
(Mommah), Tango (the "baby"), and John Henry Magee IV (one great mule!).
I first got interested in driving (equine that is) when I was a teenager and started
watching a lot of westerns. I was without horses by then due to divorce and remained
so for the next 20+ years. But I never lost sight of what I loved ...Horses........and my
dream of driving!!
When I was a little girl and outgrew my first riding pony I was told to sell her by my parents
and get a larger horse. Unfortunately, no one told me about driving ponies. Horses were
only about riding. My little Welsh Bonnie Belle would have been a great cart pony instead
she left behind Hoof Beats that will be in my heart forever along with Black Beauty (Boo),
Snuggles(on a Windy Day), Lighting, Taffy, Maggie, Indigo, and Sundance; The horses of
my childhood.
I met my first miniature horse in 1988. My mom took me to a farm a friend of hers owned.
Sixteen years later I acquired my first miniature horse. She happened to be a 16 years
old. She was born in 1988. Her barn name is Sparkle.
I believe we're never too young or old to enjoy a "dream pony". We enjoy giving cart
rides and sharing our "dream" minis with everyone; adult or child and young or old!
Since the minis have come into my life I realized that I am that little girl who will never
outgrow her pony! Now, I play with my horses everyday as I did when I was a child!
My amazing herd is lead by Snow Belle and Sparkle. Then Mariah, Dreamer, Tibideaux
and Echo the mini mule who's also the farm mascot.
The pony members are Skye Dancer a Pony of the Americas (POA) filly, Silver Belle
(Mommah), Tango (the "baby"), and John Henry Magee IV (one great mule!).
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I want to give kids and adults a chance to experience a horse
even if it's for a short time at their party or event. Give us a call
today and make a memory......
even if it's for a short time at their party or event. Give us a call
today and make a memory......
