Shiloh, aka Shi, is a '76 grade Quarter Horse gelding.  He's approximately 14.2 hands, he won't stand still long enough for me to get a good measurement!  Don't even try and tell him that he's 27 because he's convinced he's five!  He has a LOT of get up and go and is not for a beginning rider, although that's what I was when I started riding him.  He's taught me a few things and I've taught him a few things.  He was the horse I learned how to really ride, back when I was 13 or so.  I would ride him everywhere, along the highway, through town, in fields and nothing bothered him.  I went and looked at Shi and told the guy that I wanted to ride him.  He was leery about letting me get on him but he quickly realized that Shi is MY horse and no on else's.

Renegade is a '99 grade appaloosa stallion.  He's approximately 14.2 hands tall.  He was my second horse purchased.  When I went to Wisconsin to look at him he wasn't even halter broke!  He was originally intended to be Steve's horse but those ideas quickly changed when he didn't get very tall!  He's been started under saddle but hasn't had much training in the last couple of years due to our young son.  He's intelligent and can have a mind of his own sometimes but he's very mellow around us.

Andre the Giant, aka Andre is a '99 grade 3/4 Percheron 1/4 Paint cross stallion.  He's approximately 15.3 hands, he's scared of the measuring stick and won't stand still!  He was purchased in August of '00 as an 18 month old colt.  He was a surprise birthday present for Steve.  He was in Wisconsin when I bought him, on payments, over three months!  I drove over 7 hours round trip to go get him and bring him home, after having been up all night working 3rd shift!  The mother-in-law told me that I had a lot of guts to drive that far with a horse and trailer by myself after working all night.

Maxs Deja Voodoo, aka Deja, is a '95 registered paint gelding.  He's approximately 15.2 hands.  He is by the Paint stallion Blue Max and out of Saltys Sue.  I got him in August of '02 as he has developed heaves and needed a pasture.  He has done wonderful since I've owned him.  He's a joy to ride and is a very laid back horse although not for a beginner due to that fact that he'll do what he wants if the rider doesn't tell him otherwise!  He's very flashy and I would love to be able to take him into the show ring as a halter horse but I can't get his registration papers for him previous owners.

ShortStuff, aka Shorty, is a '95 grade pony gelding.  He's approximately 9 hands or so, I haven't actually measured him.  He was purchased in the fall of '02 for Taylor.  He is an ex pony ride pony so he's quiet under saddle but doesn't quite comprehend a bit yet.  He can also be very sassy and hard to catch in the pasture, he enjoys his freedom.  Taylor enjoys riding him and is very confident of himself as he won't hang on, he'll sit there balancing himself!  By the time Taylor outgrows Shorty I hope to have found a cart and harness as he was a very animated trot and would be a perfect cart pony.

Aledo Warrior, aka Red, is an '02 registered American Quarter Horse stallion.  He's almost 14 hands right now.  He was purchased in July of '03 from a very nice family in north Iowa.  He had been handled almost daily by their 9 year old daughter.  I think he's going to end up being tall and wide.  He has everything that a dun should have and then some.  He has no white on him at all.  He should put some flashy colts and fillies on the ground.