I LOVE MY GELDING. THEY ARE VERY SPECIAL TO ME. I LOVE SHOWING THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tiny
Acres Alero (Aka Arrow) OBSTACLE
HALL
OF FAME
Born 5/18/1999 Height 31 3/4"
AMHA:#A106442 and AMHR:#106480A
Sire: Tiny Acres Centennial
Dam: Tiny Acres Smokey (see her in my Rainbow Bridge)
Little Arrow
is our mini horse ambassador. Every one who drives him, wants to have a horse just
like him, because he is so solid and very responsive to commands. People compare
him to driving a car with an automatic transmission.
He
has earned a Hall of Fame in obstacle which is
for
hand and driving obstacle. We have been to told by judges that he is a natural
for it. We are very proud of him for doing this, this is our first horse to do
this . He is our first horse to earn a Hall of Fame in roadster.
We also drive him in
country pleasure, But if they have a western pleasure we drive him in that class because
he excels in it. This class was made just for him. He only needs 8
more points for Hall Of Fame in Western Pleasure driving. He excels in western
pleasure, roadster and obstacle in hand and driving obstacle classes.
He is always in the top 6 in most of his class. In 2004 Arrow was Grand Champion at AMHR Area 8 Regional Show in Hand
Obstacle. Arrow has earned 4 All Stars.
In 2004, one for Amateur Halter Obstacle(3rd place), one for Ladies Roaster(3rd place), and in
2006 he earned one for Amateur Roadster (1st place), and one in Driving obstacle(2nd place). We expect Arrow to continue to do well at the shows we show him in. Arrow is proving to be a great performance horse.
2007 HIGH POINT AWARDS
IDAMHC: 2nd Gelding Incentive, 2nd Best Show Horse, 5th Best All-Around Horse
MWMHSPO: 2nd In Hand Perforance,1st in Driving,
2007 ALL-STARS AWARD 2008 ALL-STARS AWARD 2009 ALL-STARS AWARD
1st Amateur Country Driving 3rd Lady's Roadster 1st Western Pleasure Driving
2nd Lady's Roadster 3rd Open Obstacle Driving 1st Amateur Roadster
3rd Open Driving Obstacle 6th Amateur Halter Obstacle 2nd Ladies Roadster
7th Halter Obstacle 6th Amateur Obstacle Driving 2nd Amateur Western Pleasure
5th Open Western Pleasure
6th Amateur Roadster
in Ladies
Tiny Acres Kona Gold (AKA Kona)
Born 4/13/2002. Height 33 1/2"
AMHA:#A133554 and AMHR:#225766A
Sire: Wild Bill Of Bar Bar E
Dam: Squires Montana Candy Kisses
From day one Kona would leave his mother to come and be with people. He
didn't care if they were strangers or not. He would follow you anywhere you
went. He was very easy to halter break. We have started to train Kona for
obstacle class. He is doing good in obstacle training. He will back up stride
for stride without a halter on with just voice commands.
This is something I teach all of my geldings to do. This helps them when it comes
time to train them to drive.
It makes training them a lot easier when they have
had voice training. Kona has done very well in driving.
He has a high head carriage and he naturally bends at the poll and he is also on the bit . He has a natural motion in which he really picks up his
feet when working off the haunch. With his
natural gait he does very well in the show ring. Kona only needs 9 points and 4
Grand Champions for a Hall of Fame in Country Driving. I also
have been driving him in
driving obstacle which he IS doing well. I also drive Kona in Roadster. He
is turned out to be a horse that can do everything and do it well. I will be
showing Kona in showmanship and jumping classes so I can qualify him for
All-Round gelding which he is.
In 2009 Kona got real sick with. We all most lost him. Even with having them he did do two shows. He Finished 2009 with 2 of the Grand Champions that he needs to Hall of Fame in Country Pleasure driving. He only needs 2 more for his HOF. He already has all of the points he need for that. He also got points in liberty. He earned the rest of his Championship for Roadster all he need is 32 points for HOF in roadster. He is such a fun horse to show he is always giving me his all. What ever he does in points is great to me considering how sick he was. We are hoping that he continues to improve. We hope to finish things he needs for his HOFs.
2007 HIGH POINT AWARD
IDAMHC: 1st in Gelding incentive, 1st Best Show Horse, 5th Best All-Around
MWMHSPO: 1 st in Gelding Incentive, 3rd Senior Gelding, 4th Own Bred and Shown, 3rd In Hand Performance, 2nd Driving
2007 ALL-STAR AWARD 2008 ALL-STAR AWARD
1st Ladies Roadster 1st Ladies Country Pleasure Driving
2nd Ladies Country Pleasure Driving 4th Amateur Halter Obstacle
5th Amateur Obstacle Driving 7th Amateur Country Pleasure Driving
2009 ALL-STARS AWARD 8th Ladies Roadster
6th Ladies Roadster 9th Open Obstacle Driving
Mugatu (AKA Jake)
Born 5-11-2006
AMHR: #3270620B
He is 35 1/2"
Sire: A Stable Business Tattoo Buckeroo. (Who is a son of Ima Boones Little Buckeroo Too).
Dam: Ruff n Tuffs California Dreamin. (She is a daughter of Thunders True Copy who is a National Champion).
We got
Jake because we wanted a B size horse. Jake's grandfather, Ima Boones Little
Buckeroo Too, is the same as Dunner's and Mya's. Because Mya and Dunner are so
easy to train, we thought this colt would have the same disposition because of
his bloodlines. For this reason we acquired Jake. We are going to use him for
performance and halter. We show him last summer and his first time showing he
got 3 Jr. Champions and 3 Reserve over all Champions. Jake is a people horse.
I
have started to train him for
things
he needs to know for halter obstacle. I have put a tarp on him and he didn't
even bat an eye. He seems to have a "I want to please" attitude which I
think will make him easy to train. I think he has the mind to be able to do
anything I ask him to do. He is such a sweet heart. It didn't take him
long to learn to ground drive. He is very responsive to the lines and is real calm. I'm not sure what I will drive
him in but with his floating trot, He should do real well in country pleasure.
Here is a picture of Jake driving. He is now in the cart and he is driving great. He has taken to driving like a duck takes to water. He is so much fun to drive. He has a nice head set. He carries it this way naturally. He also has a nice lift of his front legs. I'm driving him in a roadster cart. I will be showing him in country pleasure in the next show season. I think Jake can also do obstacles. He doesn't seem to be afraid of anything. He is real easy to train. I have really enjoy training this horse.
Currys Lucky Seven (AKA Lucky)
Date of Birth: 04-13-2008 Height 30"
AMHR: #290006T
Sire: Hopwood"s JJ Bridger (ASPC)
Dam: Curry's Ballerina (HOF in Halter)
We were so happy that
Jim Curry would let us purchase this colt. He is 1/2 Shetland. We
wanted a classy Shetland to
replace
Arrow when he retires in a couple of years. He will be A size horse I
also like that he is a pinto. He is a 1/2 sister to Curry's BT Buttercup. He has
a very nice head and neck. He should mature to be a very nice A Size horse which
is just right for a great driving horse. I
think this colt will be able to fill the bill. His mother is a National winner
in
halter and pleasure driving. I think he will do
real
well in driving also. He has lots of action. He also has the mind to do
everything. Lucky is my little guy. I get him out every day to feed him his
grain because the other geldings are bigger then he is. I have taught Lucky to
get on a box. He seems to really want to please me. He will follow me all over.
I showed him at the Eastern Idaho State Fair and he won his class and got
Reserve Champion A and B. I was real proud of him.
Westwind BTU Royale Casino (AKA Cass)
Date of Birth: 5/28/09 Height 30"
AMHA: #A196559 AMHR:#300761T
SIRE: Westwind BTU Crown Prince Royale
DAM: Westwind Vanilla Blaqlicorice
When
I bought Rebel. Karen Wales and I decided that he need a travel companion so I
also bought Cass. I gambling on him to be a real nice performance horse that is
how he got his name. I think he has the look to be one. I really like the
Charlie's get. They are so easy to train. Cass is a half brother to Rebel which
makes him a nephew of Dunner. It seen that my future show string will be mainly
pintos which is OK with me. He has the same pleasing disposition of Dunner and
Mya. Better pictures coming in the spring.
