I sold a horse, my black colt Celeborn. He is a beauty... here's his photo. The second photo is with Jerusalem, my stallion.

I will miss Celeborn. He's the sweetest colt. Jerusalem is a great influence on colts. Celeborn is not his son, but he raised him anyway. He insists the young boys are mannerly in general and polite to humans. When I am in the corral, Jerusalem will not allow the colts to be rude or bratty around me.

So when the people came to see Celeborn, we all stood in the corrral with both horses who tried to nudge each other out of the way to get the most hugs. I love working with Friesians and Andalusians. Both breeds are so sweet, intelligent, and people oriented. Celeborn is going to a great home - that's wonderful to know.

The Stallion

Here is Jerusalem, my Friesian stallion. He is the most magnificent horse I have ever known. He is very affectionate. He hugs and hugs with his head and neck. He is so gentle with his mares and babies. Since I am just starting my blog, I thought I would put in an entry from every label. I raise Warlander horses, which are a cross between Friesian and Andalusian. I have 3 Andalusian mares. Jerusalem's babies are as gentle and mellow as he is...