Thank you so much Nicole for such a special horse. I have never been happier or felt more safe with a stallion as I do with Trick. He is amazing and I feel so honored to have been the one to get to own him. He truly is my buddy just as Rebel is. I am a very lucky girl. RT All Tricked Out Foaled: April 23, 2005 APHA Registered Bay/Brown Overo Trick is one of my riding horses. He used to belong to my best friend and I tried for over a year to get this horse for myself. Never thought it would happen. I am delighted that he is one of my riders. I will have 3 foals out of him in 2010. I do not know at this time if they will be for sale or not. Tricks daughter doing her miniature version of rearing up. She is such a cutie.

As of November 14, 2009 Trick is now a gelding. He is doing well, little to no swelling and moving around fantastic. I will still have 2 foals out of him spring 2010.

PineBarsDiamondKing AQHA Registered Foaled May 2006 Bay This is a picture of Rocket at show in 2008. He has grown a lot since then. Need to get more pics. He has had some round pen work, has been saddled but is not yet broke. He is, at minimum, 16 hands tall now. I can not see over his back any longer. He is Rebel's best friend and he is also an in your pocket horse. He is going to take a bit more to get trained than Rebel did. My husband wants to ride him. I will continue to show Rocket.
Mr. Kiddin Clu AQHA Registered Foaled March 2006 Black "Rebel" is my favorite horse. I started him under saddle last year and he was so easy to train. He is an in your pocket horse to say the least. Sometimes I actually have to push him away. Most loveable horse ever. He was given to me by a good friend of mine and it was at a time that I needed a horse like him. Apparently he needed me too because we bonded immediately and we are inseperable. I love to ride Rebel.	Click on the pic of Rebel to see more of him in 2009 Pictured Riding in 2008
This is one of our colts born here in 2009. He belongs to my grand-daugter, born out of her 21 year old Arab mare. He was such a tiny little foal when he was born. He is doing wonderfully in his training. He currently has a nasty cut on his leg, have no idea what the little fart got into as there is no sign anywhere, but its not to bad and it is being medicated and he stands there and lets me work on him and you can just love all over him. He is going to be easy going just like his mom and will make a great gelding for my grand-daughter in the years to come.
This is Tophat who will also be gelded and trained. He is our medicine hat that was born here spring of 2009. He is going to be a really nice horse when he grows up. We are currently working with him. He is a little more skittish than some of the others but will I feel he will come around nicely. He is a looker and is very curious. He mom is Cute Little Sis one of my overo mares.
Napoleon got here on the 13th of Nov as planned. He got him out of the trailer and I about fell over. He is huge for a weanling for one and he is the exact duplicate to him mom just about. Today he got gelded (11/14/09) and he did very well. He has to be quiet today but tomorrow he has to start exercising so we will go to the roundpen or go for a walk. If the weather is bad then I will just walk him around in the barn for a while. He is sweet and loving and has made friends with my mini who I had to put in the barn with him to keep him company and to settle him down. It has worked like magic. Welcome home Napoleon. This is Cassie. I sold her about a year and a half ago. She had a foal spring of 2009 and it was a stud colt. I told the people that if they did not want to keep the colt then I would take him back. They will deliver him on Friday evening November 13, 2009. I will get a picture up of him asap. He will be gelded on saturday Nov. 14th. since I am having my vet out here anyway. I have not yet seen the colt but my husband has and he says that he looks like Cassie who is pictured, saddled up to the right. He will make a great gelding and trail horse. I look forward to meeting him.	Post surgery: Napoleon is doing great. Very little swelling, moving around well.