Post by Jean on Jan 10, 2008 15:12:07 GMT -5
Dear MsLois,
I found this site when I was looking for information about a darling little stallion I bought in December. I believe you know him ;D
I just wanted to thank you for doing such a wonderful job raising Van-Lo's Braveheart. He is the sire of a gorgeous colt we have that was born in November and I bought him sight unseen on the basis of this colt and his show photo from R Nationals. His previous owner loved him so much that his wife told me she thought he was going to climb in that transport trailer with him. I can see why! Not only is Brave beautiful and regal, he is also gentle, easy to work with and a wonderful character.
I am in a wheelchair and it's of utmost importance that my horses be respectful and gentle. Brave struts and prances right next to my chair as I lead him through the barn, but he never pulls. I've had to teach my other minis how to walk politely with my wheelchair, but Brave just seemed to automatically understand.
I suppose I should stop gushing about him. I consider myself extremely lucky to have him and I'd take 10 more just like him. If you'd like to see recent photos of him my website is www.abraxanminis.com His photos are on the Stallions page. We will be training him to drive soon and I'll update my site with further photos.
You've really done a grand job with these horses.
Sincerely,
Jean
aka azponydriver
I found this site when I was looking for information about a darling little stallion I bought in December. I believe you know him ;D
I just wanted to thank you for doing such a wonderful job raising Van-Lo's Braveheart. He is the sire of a gorgeous colt we have that was born in November and I bought him sight unseen on the basis of this colt and his show photo from R Nationals. His previous owner loved him so much that his wife told me she thought he was going to climb in that transport trailer with him. I can see why! Not only is Brave beautiful and regal, he is also gentle, easy to work with and a wonderful character.
I am in a wheelchair and it's of utmost importance that my horses be respectful and gentle. Brave struts and prances right next to my chair as I lead him through the barn, but he never pulls. I've had to teach my other minis how to walk politely with my wheelchair, but Brave just seemed to automatically understand.
I suppose I should stop gushing about him. I consider myself extremely lucky to have him and I'd take 10 more just like him. If you'd like to see recent photos of him my website is www.abraxanminis.com His photos are on the Stallions page. We will be training him to drive soon and I'll update my site with further photos.
You've really done a grand job with these horses.
Sincerely,
Jean
aka azponydriver