CHILDREN AND HORSES:

All of you know how important it is for youngsters to have a great horse. Check out these.

Jason trying out a Kentucky
Mountain Saddle Horse

"Nugget", getting a good grooming from Charlotte. We teach our trail horses to stand for grooming without tying. There's not always something to tie to.

Charlotte, Steve & Cheryl's Goddaughter from England, joins Cheryl to ride every day during her visits. Charlotte tries to ride every ready horse before she leaves!

Steve and Summer having a fun ride.

Summer takes her Rocky Mountain Horse, back to the pasture - calmly.

Mom (Carolyn) and daughter (Summer) all smiles after a great trail ride at Glory Days.

SWIMMING HORSE

When it’s too hot to ride, go for a swim!!! Arianna rides her boy "Roudy" in the lake!

Caroline (Arianna’s sister) shows not
only can “Roudy” swim, he can jump!

“Blue” loves a little barebacking with Caroline.

Taking Great Grandma to see a handsome boy.

We all get acquainted in the ring first. Sophie proving to us she doesn't need the "child stirrups!" (We do not recommend this)

Niece, Lizzy, brushes her horse while brother, Coult, watches.

Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horse – beautiful Palomino taking Summer around the field!

Beach Ride

Dreams can come true. Debbie and son, Coltan, wanted to ride horses at the ocean. Less than a month after purchasing a Spotted Mountain horse and a Rocky Mountain horse they shared these beautiful photos with us.

Father and son enjoying a Rocky Mountain Horse at Morrow Mountain.

Steve and niece, Lizzy, on a beautiful
black Tennessee Walker.

Nephew, Coult, taking "Doc" out for
some smooth gaiting!

"Trudi" babysits as Carrie finds a horse she can get on by herself - life is great!

Coult and Uncle Steve giving "Magic"
a good brushing before taking a ride.

Sometimes a girl is happy just sitting
on her horse - right Lizzy?

CROSSING BRIDGES:

All trail companions must go over bridges ... calmly

"TEXAS, HERE I COME"
Horses often travel in style - shipping a gelding to Texas to his new companion. "Wow, look at me - wait 'til the fillies see me get out of this thing - Texas here I come!"