|
Our mares
|
|
|
This is 'Morans Doc Abbagail'. We found her at Mark Dailey's spring sale Dailey Horse Company and couldn't be happier with her. She will be bred to 'Pour Me A Pepto' in the spring. She has some very quick and catty moves.
|
As you can see from the pictures, Abbey is built like a tank! She is as sweet as she is pretty! Looking forward to a nice baby out of her in '09.
|
Great dispositions, conformation, and intelligence runs in this family. Should have some great babies for us. Darrell gets really nervous when I say 'Wisconsin' and 'horse trailer' in the same sentence.......
|
Abbey's favorite hobby! Be sure and visit our 'other photos' page that will
contain horses that are related.
|
We thought so much of 'Abbey' that we went to Wisconsin and purchased her full sister, 'Morans Doc Emma'. As you can see, big hips run in this family! Like her sister, she is very quiet and easy to work with.
|
When we brought 'Emma' home we turned 'Abbey' out with her.Abbey took her under her wings and was so good with her that most people thought that 'Emma' was her baby. Both are very easy to work with and are willing to do what ever is asked of them.
|
'Emma' as a yearling last year. Her quiet, gentle disposition runs in this family. We hope to have some nice babies out of her, also.
|
'Emma' hasn't been worked with up to this point. We will be starting ground driving with her when the weather breaks. She is the first or second (depending on Abbey) to see you when you are around.
Her disposition is second to none, and that is passed on by her sire, 'Cody's Rebel Reed'.For pictures of him, please go to our 'In Memory of' page. He truly was a great horse!
|
'Emma', 'Buddy' and 'Glitters'
|
|
|
