The American Quarter Horse is one of the United States’ most recognized horse breeds. They are most noted for their speed, agility, stockiness, and natural cow-sense. They are often short, stocky and muscular with smaller ears, and a smaller, but...
Several years ago, when I was fairly young, I met the love of my life. I know in many horse stories, young girls profess their undying love for their horses. Then these same girls go find a boy at 16 and give that "love" to someone else. The way I loved...
My HYPP Experience In 2008 I acquired an almost 2 year old AQHA stallion named “DS Always Dressed.” A friend of mine told me about him and knew that I am a bleeding heart for animals that need help. She told me that he was owned by a woman who shows...
Well, it is definitely November here in Iowa! Tomorrow is supposed to be 70 degrees and Sunday the bottom drops out and it will be cold with a possibility of rain/snow mix. This November weather makes it interesting when it comes to keeping my horses...
About 4 years ago I decided to invest in one more mare for breeding purposes. A Nebraska breeder who has been on the American Quarter Horse Association’s Leading Breeder lists for over 20 years was having a production sale so I decided to go look. ...
If you are a horse enthusiast in the midwestern United States, you owe it to yourself to take a trip to Columbus, Ohio to experience the All-American Quarter Horse Congress. The Congress is the world's largest single-breed horse show, attracting over...
OK, you have all read posts about my Mom (Bitsy Pine Sun) and my aunt (Maker Miss Ellie) so now it is my turn! I am a weanling stud colt born in late April in Iowa at Triangle B Quarter Horses and I am so, so handsome! My human, Julie, loves me alot...
Let me introduce myself! I am excited about posting to this blog and hope you will enjoy my ramblings about life at Triangle B Quarter Horses in the beautiful state of Iowa! I have never blogged on a regular basis but I am sure looking forward to it...
So, most of you have been reading my blogs about my two broodmares, Bitsy Pine Sun and Maker Miss Ellie. Both are in foal for 2013 and are at the 7-month stage. I gave them EHV-1 vaccinations last week and that is about all I need to do now for a while...
To breed a mare or not? That is a big question that many people ask themselves every spring. Even though breeding is my sole purpose in having a couple of horses, I always ask myself some tough questions each year. Why should I? What is the purpose...
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