We bought our colt, Little Roan Oak, from you March 2011 at the MSU Stallion Expo. Personally we have owned and rode a few fine cow bred horses, this guy takes the cake.  From day one when we brought him home from the sale he has been very well mannered, exceptionally aware of his surroundings and very receptive to his training.  Our neighbor’s daughter Cassidy Miller, who is the Michigan High School Rodeo Junior All-Around Cowgirl 2011, has been riding and training him.  We have to say he is one of the best investments we have made in a long time and look forward to him becoming one of the best all-around ranch sorting/cutting/penning horses in the state of Michigan.  We can’t thank you enough for the exceptionally well bred horses you bring to MSU Stallion Expo, and we look forward to purchasing another fine colt in the near future.

~Dale & Char Prochazka~

"I purchased a colt from the 2005 sale (Duke Quincy Skip).  He stands around 15.3 hands and has been trained dressage.  I am a mother to 3 children and ride about 6 months out of the year.  He is extremely smart and well behaved.  He is now riding at 1st level dressage with very little time on him.  My children have been able to ride him since I brought him home.  He is very forward in his movement and well balanced.  We have even started him over jumps this summer.  I don't think there is anything he wouldn't do for me.  He has found a home for life."

Thanks,
Lynn Himmelsbaugh

"I just wanted to send you an e-mail and thank you. We purchased WR Hollywoods Fancy, aka Holly, (Sire: CC Poco Holly) from you at the MI Stallion Expo. She is one of the smartest, friendliest and most athletic horses I have owned. After the sale we gave her a break and just did ground work with her, as she didn't turn 2 until June and time wasn't allowing. We've just started her back up and she is phenomenal. We also registered her with FQHA and she is 93.7% foundation. We will definitely see you next Expo at the show!! We love the foundation quarter and would like to continue to carry on those ‘old’ lines. “

Thank you for your time,
Susan James