Monthly Archives: November 2014

Amy Dore took this photo from her house.

Sienna is a lovely, lovely Haflinger trained by Luke and Kelli Neubert. And let me tell you, she can do it all. It will be so fun to have them at Carmel River Ranch and to watch them grow together.

Congratulations to Dru Nilsson on the purchase of her fine bay two year old at the Rick Machado sale. These two babies can grow up together. I love that these two young ladies can be horse trainers together too. Can’t … Continue reading →

In Pleasanton with Karen and George Arlin. I am on Zinny on the left. George is holding her full brother, age five, in the middle. Karen is sitting on younger three year old sister on right. It will be fun … Continue reading →

So excited to be invited to participate in this high level clinic in Pleasanton. Liz really made us work as we struggled to “get” the more specific details of body control. In the afternoon we applied it to trail work. … Continue reading →

Mei Mei will be leasing Jack and using him as much as she likes. Can’t wait to have her coming to the shows with us……Jack is a lucky boy.

We are missing Kelly Saunders in this photo.  She was off preparing for the her Working Ranch run, where she completed the best reining pattern I have ever seen from her and Yellow in the Advanced division. Janet McGarvey and … Continue reading →

O.k., that’s not Limo in the baby carrier. It’s Amy’s tiny Dachshund, Stretch. I’ll get photos of Amy’s nice bay gelding Limo sometime soon. In the meantime, we are delighted to have Amy so close. She lives right on Schulte … Continue reading →

Loved having Kim Ruiz and Stella at the ranch for a couple of months. They visit often and we can’t wait to have them back. Stella is one of a kind….I love riding her because I don’t ride anything like … Continue reading →

With all this winning, it’s still the little moments that stand out in my mind and stick with me forever.  Here are a few: Watching Grace Davis limping through the log roll on her “sprained” ankle and going on to … Continue reading →