Hurray! Lucky has come home! I had the opportunity to buy him back and jumped on it. Once again Lucky is my "mane" man! Lucky was our breeding stallion, and my trail horse, from age 2 to 7. At age 7 he was gelded and he went to a 7 yr old girl in Arizona who needed a good first horse. Now, at age 12, Lucky has come back to Kentucky to hit the trails with me again - yeehaw!
						Lucky is 15 hands tall and is triple registered as Missouri Fox Trotter, Curly Horse, and Spotted Saddle Horse. Even as a stallion he had a sweet, gentle personality. He is an awesome trail horse with natural square fox trot, smooth ground covering rack, and nice easy canter.
					Introducing... This beauty is Sunrise Misty B. I just bought Misty to breed to a Curly Fox Trotter stallion who is a son of Lucky. (our former stallion, DCC Vegas). Better photos coming soon.
				Misty is a 14.3 hand palomino and is a registered Missouri Fox Trotter. She is a direct daughter of the great stallion Southern Sunrise. She has awesome conformation and I can't wait to see what she produces. Misty is broke to trail ride and drive... as a matter of fact she was used as part of a 4 horse team to pull a stagecoach in parades. She's a quiet natured, and sweet mare but very smart. Which is why she wears a neck chain (a trick I learned from a South Dakota rancher). I was told by Misty's former owner that she can be hard to catch if she sees you carrying a halter. The plastic neck chain is safe (it will break if it snags on something) but it is strong enough that when I hold it, she knows she is caught. Hopefully, when she has been here for a couple of weeks, she'll be retrained and the neck chain will no longer be necessary.