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Comment by Joy Thomas on June 19, 2017 at 7:22pm

      Hey Girls... My paint's name is Dolly. I would of named her something different but she really does come to her name. She is a very active and loves to show off. She I believe has Racking in her, and she will walk, with that racking fast gait. Easy trotting is like riding in a rocking chair, yet when she lopes off, she is smooth and very smooth. The weather here is very humid, and we have been going early morning at 6:30-7AM,, Yesterday-Sunday, I made her walk the trails,, it was so muggy.... She truly is up to going and does anything I ask her,, I LOVE PAINTS!!

Comment by Sarah Fairfield on April 2, 2012 at 10:19pm

hey Rhonda, wecome to  this group too, see I'm everywhere LOL if you had a Morgan we could say hi there. talk at you soon

Comment by Rhonda Stock on April 2, 2012 at 10:16pm

Hi, everyone! I have a beautiful medicine hat pinto (his mom was APHA registered). I love the paints. :)

Comment by Tami Beus on January 9, 2012 at 7:13pm

I am needing ideas on how to treat his eyes ,I just got him and the peolpe that had him I do not think they put sun screen on him or masked him at all, he has some sores on his eyes, I have been puting sun screen on him and some eye onitment what I need is to find some one to tattoo his eyes as I have been reserching it studies have shown that it helps with all the stuff that comes from blue eyes with no color, any one have any good ideas?

Comment by Kristen Smith on January 26, 2011 at 10:36am

Hi, welcome to the group! I look forward to hearing your training success stories. I train my own horses, I find that once we 'Join-Up' the rest of training is smooth as a stronger bond has been established. I have interested in Natural Horsemanship and would love to here others views and experiences with it :)

 

Also, my mare Miss Faxed is due early May and is already looking HUGE! I am sooo excited! The sad thing for me is that this foal will be for sale. This will be my first foal from my mare since i have had her (she was previously used as a broodmare only and has produced 7 foals, she is 19). I am currently advertising the foal for sale in utero, if interested you can view info and pics of my mare, the sire and his foals from last spring on my website. I am motivated to sell, this foal will be bred to do it all! breeding, showing, chasing cattle, hacking, English, Western, Driving (my mare's sire Painted Fax has ROM in performance and Superior in Driving, Western Pleasure and Hunter Under Saddle, he holds many World Champion & Res Champion titles)

Comment by Vicki Holmes on January 26, 2011 at 12:29am

I just joined the group. I  have a beautiful 6 year old Black and White Tobiano Mare. Her name is Jazz and she's just started her training the natural way. She's very social and learns very quickly. We're looking forward to being part of the group.

Comment by Christine Wimberly on August 2, 2010 at 11:30am

I have a beautiful Tabino Paint, she is outstanding in color, and is my bestfriend looking for friends also into Parelli, and Natural Horsemanship.

Comment by Kristen Smith on June 10, 2010 at 8:58pm

my paint mare "Mis Faxed" is bred now and will be home on the 18th... shes been bred to a homozygous black tobiano APHA stud. PPR Ima Maxed Out (Pals Legacy x Maxs Fancy Trixie by a Blue Max son). his dam-line is incredible well bred im really excited. any advice on care of the broodmare? this will be my first experience with my own foal... also my mare is 19 now...is there any extra care for her as she is older?

Comment by Kristen Smith on September 25, 2009 at 12:13pm

thats awesome :) i had a look at your website and really enjoyed it! your paint stallion is definately very loud coloured and has a gorgeous head :) has he been shown? he looks like he would do well in the halter ring with his big hips and body. He also has nice bloodlines, i love Painted Robin horses :) I also looked at your broodmares and the one who really stood out to me was Partee Bonnet. very bold colour, my fave paint pattern overo and tovero with tons of white :)

Paint Horse genetics of something that has always interested me. i have done tons of research into the colours and DNA codes. i find the dilute paints to be quite interesting. through researching and learning about the OLWS and hereditary percentages, i learned that my Paint mare is in the 25% overo to overo breeding who survived and did not get the OLWS positive gene.

you definately have some really nice horses. do you stand your paint stallion for public stud?

Comment by Connie Delorme on September 17, 2009 at 10:24pm

I look at our foaling time with the Paints ... like opening Christmas presents! You just never know what is going to come out :) We've chosen to stay away from the homoygous as well as the Black/white combination.

I have thousands of horse pics; with and without cows, kids and cowboys (thanks to the invention of the digital camera. I was photo poor before :-)

Is it okay to post our web site here? I'll come back and remove it if someone tells me one way or the other. It is www.PaintHorses.ca

I have a camera permanently attached to my belt - today three of us rode a field of 1900 acres to bring in some breeding bulls. I'll try to post some pictures tonight - I haven't even looked at them yet.

We've had a breeding program for a little over 20 years - 15 active broodmares/2 studs at this time. There are 10 mares in the prospect field that will move up as required (the older mares hit retirement).

Selling horses internationally is neat but the best part would be to meet their owners face to face. A tax deductable holiday to please my workaholic husband. :-) In June we combined our 4-H judging duties with a visit to 4 customers. A great trip as all four live in an area that is very similar to Ontario - once you visit our site you will see the drastic difference ; we are cactus, sagebrush and shortgrass country.

You might enjoy looking at our APHA stallion if you like loud color.
You will also realize I can get long-winded ;-(

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