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It has been a blast getting to know Sock this Summer, we are really building as a team. With lots of hard work and positive reinforcement, his training is coming along great! When I saw his picture 6 months ago and said "that's my next horse" it was really meant to be. Sockie was just fabulous in dressage. He is learning so quickly. I never would have thought a sub 30 score was possible and when I saw that 28 I almost fell over. We even got one '9' His gaits are spectacular, his willingness to learn is wonderful and his personality makes him completely lovable. I have recommended you to many people and without question would buy from you again. ![]() Jennifer Shattuck on her new event partner Osocka. |
The Horse industry is like everything else. Everyone has an opinion and it’s usually different from the next persons. Trends, fashions and fads change, but some things strike us as fundamental and timeless. In this space, we will reprint opinions, observations and outlooks that strike us as noteworthy and that reflect our own philosophy... (More...)
You will note that some of our draft crosses contain Hackney blood. The Hackney Horse is considered a "rare breed" in the United States by the AHSA and are indeed, hard to find, so most people are not familiar with them. The Hackney is a foundation bloodline for many European warmbloods such as the Trakehner, Holsteiner and Dutch Warmblood. The Hackney horse, while bred originally as a driving horse, exhibits a conformation that allows them to elevate their shoulders, collect and drive with their haunches. (More...)
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