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1 quarter horse / lawn orniment. my 12 yr. old daughters pet. i wish she would spend more time with.

One Zan Parr Bar-Two Eyed Jack- Jackie Bee palomino stud and 12 mares with a variety of breeding, plus the kids' horses that they show and Jr. rodeo with. Horse prices are dirt cheap around here too. Production sales are getting anywhere from $125-$600 for some outstanding bred colts with lots of color. There is a horse sale within 10 miles of my house every other Saturday and I have seen some colts bring as low as $35, and there wasn't anything wrong with them. I am considering breeding some of my mares to a jack and raise mules as well. They are bringing more right off of the mare than a good Quarter Horse colt will bring.

I trail ride as much as I can. We raise Tennessee Walking Horses. Have about 17 right now. This is a few of us at Mt Rogers, the highest point in VA.


Lee Richardson

man those are some good lookin walkin horses- tn. walkers are so fun to ride!

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Thanks! That's me on the far left on a mare that I raised. I sold her last year to make room for some youngsters. I don't always miss them when they're sold, but I do miss her!

Lee

thats one of the prettiest horses in the hole picture! i really like em though, not all tn.walkers are as nice as those, theres alot that arent built as correct as yours

Here is a photo of our stallion The Therapist
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This a broodmare we had named Bernice
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Here is a foal sired by The Therapist named Foolish Therapist
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I have been breeding quarter horses for 30 years. These are a very few of my favorite photos of our breeding program through the years. I have lots more! Thanks for letting me share.

Awesome pics everyone!! Love that lil Cream colored foal in your pic!!! Nice looking stud!!

that stud is gorgeous! wow! do you show him?

Thanks for the compliment! Yes, was a show horse. He has a show record a mile long. He is a "home bred" as I raised him, and his mother, and his grandmother is buried here on our farm. His offspring are really doing well in the show pen now. He sired a Reserve World Champion (another home bred) this past year as well as a national Honor Roll and several top five. I couldn't be more pleased with the quality of his foals.

Susie,
The cream colored foal grew up to be a buttermilk buckskin. That is one of my favorite pictures. Thanks so much for the compliments.

my (future) stepdad owns 21 percherons that we breed and show. they are a hand full and smart as heck too. 9 of em's pregnant and all of the foals will be down by june... can you say goodbye summer job? they aint much for ridin, i guess kinda the cadilac of horses, big, slow and but the ride's smooth

Mule Skinner do you know anyone who has a mammoth Jack for sale.I am going to breed 6 paint mares to a Jack this time.

Nice looking horses you folks got there.
You don't know how lucky you are. I love horses. I have room to keep a horse. But horses make me break out in hives. I can't touch them.

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this is my rope horse (in my sig). He's getting some age on him so he's going to get replaced and retired here soon. But I don't see him going anywhere. He'll turn into a pasture ornament for an occasional trail ride.