Pictures of your trailhorse!

I remember getting off the bus and there was a man loading her into a trailer. She was neighing and kicking the walls.. The deal had been done.. He had already paid my mom for her.. I cried over her for weeks.. and still to this day.. I tear up because I never knew where she went.. never found her.. I loved her.. and I've never loved another horse.. I just hope she's ok.. I have a gut feeling.. I know.. that mare in that ad had to be her.. It's just this gut feeling I had.. It had to be.. and atleast I know she was ok.. but still there's this nagging feeling that the man that turned around and sold her.. didnt sell her.. that he sent her to auction.. I want to believe he sold her to a loving home but I just dont know.. I remember a couple of years after Sam got sold.. I had these dreams about the Killer pens at the auction.. and Sam was there.. in the pens.. I just dont want to believe it though.. I wanna believe that she went to a good home. I just wish I knew.. :( Sorry for the ramble.. but I get emotional when I think about her.

Thanks for all pictures and stories! Your horses all look great :)

Mountainhorse44; She looked like a sweetheart :)

Here's Mystique... She's a five(and a half)-year-old Missouri Fox Trotter. I got her just after her third birthday. She's an amazing trail horse... She always surprises me. She never spooks at anything, and will go anywhere I point her head. When she was younger, I used to ride with old horses a lot. Whenever there would be somewhere that they didn't want to go, she would always lead them through it. I don't ride with other people that much anymore... It's usually just the two of us, and I almost always ride her bareback.

Here she is saddled up and ready to go as a three-year-old:


Here she is saddled up and ready to go as a four-year-old:


And here she is saddled up and ready to go as a five-year-old: (not the best picture of her)

Here she is as a four-year-old:

Here she is as a four-year-old, ready to go bareback:

And here she is as a three-year-old, already out on the trail bareback:



And this is Fendi... A sixteen-year-old Paso Fino. I've known him longer than I've known my mare, but he's technically owned by my friend. He's a pretty good little trail horse, but he's really spooky. All he does is jump though... he doesn't spin or bolt or buck or rear.

This is my boy, Toby


And my husbands horse Cherokee

My second trail horse. 8 year Unregistered Rocky Mountain Horse Gelding. He was a pretty good trail horse but terribly spooky, which just progressed over the years.. and I made the decision to sell him.

My dad's ex.. was posing on him.. but it's the only good saddle one I have..

Here are my horses: Jemma (qh) and Kiara (paint).

I got both as yearlings from not-so-good situations. Jemma was unhandled, but at least was OK with people. Kiara was not just wild, but also abused (she still doesn't like people much, especially men, even after over 3 years with me). I started both of them on trails last year (at the age of 4, they are 5 now). I did more trails last year, the weather this year has been so rainy that it's hard to do on weekends...

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This is my hubby and I just back from a short ride as my hubby won't go out very long. He claims his butt hurts him! Oh, well at least he will ride w/ me. I work at a racetrack in security and the horse on the left I'm on is one of my ottb's we call Mannie. He was a 3 yr. old when I acquired him. after his let down period I started retraining him for trails and my daughter is training him for hunter jumper. The horse my hubby is on is my retired AQHA showhorse we call Toby. He is fantastic on trails and is great to take out w/ the ottb's I get to help them become confidant on the trail.

Kim I'm in love with your husbands horse.

This me and Rose the horse I am leasing, Trail riding at the lake near my house..

Holy crap! I'm moving in with you! (and my horse too!)