Our Horses
Now that Kate has gone on to her new home, I'm not really sure I want to sell either of the other two mares, at least until I get another foal (we've been working on getting old Bally's Miracle bred, but no luck as of July '06). Click on the horse’s photo for more pictures, and a more complete description:
HPB Kadenzia
(2004 bay filly, by Aerodynamic out of H. Zsofia; breeder, Ellen Walker)
Kate is a deep-bodied, pretty filly with a gorgeous canter and a ton of personality and presence. She should mature to a powerful 15-2 to 16 hands. She is very people-oriented, and has been handled daily, trailered, clipped, ponied along rural roads and taken trail riding in the mountains with her mother. SOLD.
H. Zsofia (1997 gray mare, 15-2 h, by H. Gyemant out of H. Monda; breeder: Cooksley Ranch)
Zsofi is now a proven broodmare (mother of Kate, above). She is an experienced mountain trail horse, and has competed successfully at Training and First level dressage, schooling 2nd level. She has been well started over fences. She is sensible, sensitive, kind and cheerful. $20,000
H. Hala (2000 chestnut mare, 15-3 h, by H. Gyemant out of H.
Bajos 2; breeder: Cooksley Ranch)
Hala was just started in May 2004, so she is green. She has lovely gaits for dressage, and has taken to trail riding like she had been born in the mountains. shown Training level in 2005. I believe she will be even quieter and more athletic than Zsofi, but she definitely still needs a good rider to help her figure things out. $26,000, and the right to two foals back by embryo transfer.
Bally's Miracle (1987 Thoroughbred mare, by Ellen's Voyage, out of Bally Cor)
Bally's Miracle was so named because she is the last foal of Tad Coffin's gold medal-winning Bally Cor ('76 Olympics, Three Day Event), born when Bally Cor was 23 years old after she had been barren for several years. Bally's Miracle (along with five other horses) came to me August 31st of 2005 from a strange rescue situation. She was very thin, and her hooves and teeth had been badly neglected. She is feeling much better now, and we hope to eventually get a Hungarian foal out of her by H. Randevu.




