Our Pride And Joy!
Baby BumbleBee at two days old being introduced to the big world of the paddock. BumbleBee is a Quarter Horse (Busy Lizzie) cross with America Paint stallion, Joe (photo in the “I Can’t Believe It’s A Painting” article).
She is a feisty little filly.
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The Giddy Up Pony Camp Website is now up with a whole new look at http://www. giddyupponycamp.com. Contact Amanda At : trouby@hotmail.com for more information.
Gimme A Dream is a Horse, an Hanoverian gelding to be exact. He is not the most perfect horse in the world. In fact, Gimme is far from perfect, but he is mine (or I’m his). He stands almost 17hh and weighs almost 1400 lbs. He is a big boy and when he wants something, not much stands in his way. But I do…, and that leads to conflict!
I’m Wynn Currie and I’ve lived with both saddle and harness race horses since I was 8 years old. My sister and I started re-training our Standardbred mare, Mighty Anna, to become a good saddle horse. We taught her to canter and jump four foot, six inch 45 gallon oil barrels with us on her back, without a saddle or any means of holding on other then with our legs. We raised Anna’s new born colt, Dancing Moonbeam and we did this without interference from any adults. I was only 9-years-old, at the time and my sister was twelve. Horses have been in our lives ever since.
We live on the Magdalen Islands or Iles-de-la-Madeleine, Quebec, Canada. The Magdalen Islands are in the center of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and happen to be surrounded with more than 300 km of sandy beaches, perfect for horseback riding. Nine-year-old Dream has two mares to his herd – Willow Breeze (Minority) is a nine year old Canadian and stands almost 15hh and Woodmere Frilifili (Frilly), a Standardbred filly, standing almost 16 hh. Occasionally there are other horses in the area. So come along for the ride, the view or just a plain good time. We don’t have much, but we don’t need much either.
Wynn
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
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