APHA breeding and sales stallion service

Funny Photos
So hard to reach this itch.	quick catnap 4/22/07	So hard to get up
Shaking loose any bugs that may have crawled in my ears	I think I need another nap

Great Shots I Have Taken
Mr Millenium Drifter and me at the 2001 oregon AQHA show he placed 5th.	Me and Mr again at the show.	Me when i was a kid on one of my first pony rides. My little sister is behind me ridding the black pony.
My son and the family dog.	More of a beautiful background 4/22/07	The sky was just to cool in this photo 4/22/07
Mr as a Yearling	Ima classy drifter Mr 's first foal	Cute little frog in the flower bush.
AQHA show yearling halter 5th place	Mr's First foal Ima Classy Drifter	Me and Mr at one of the shows
Ima Classy Drifter days old	Mr Millennium Drifter 3yrs old	Mr bust shot
Mr Millennium Drifter at the show (yearling)	Mr standing in the Isle may be 2yrs old	Classy Corina and Ima Classy Drifter Mr Milleniums first foal
This is a friends ptha stallion	Ima Classy Drifter My First Foal	Mr Millennium Drifter 2000 AQHA Stallion
Mr Running around	Mr checking out the mares	Mr Standing in halter form
My daughter and Dallas doing showmanship	Second foal from Mr Millennium Drifter	He was a ham

Saved From Death
	Day one just out of the trailer. She was skin and bones had diarhea,lice, rain rot and a cough.
	Rear view day one. (Story below photos)
	3 months later starting to look a little better
	One year after being saved. She was an exceptional kids horse my daughter took her to 4h and won many blues this was taken just before a parade.
	Placed blue in western pleasure 4h fair.

Story of the mare saved from death.
I went to look at this mare for my daughter to do 4H with. The lady told me she would be a great horse for her but she was a little thin. When I got there I was horrified by what I saw .this mare was so skinny and in such bad shape I almost cried. The lady was an apparent rescue place but she was feeding this mare with about 20 other horses. I knew this horse would never make it in the herd and decided to buy her right there. I paid about 700.00 dollars for this mare a steep price for her but felt that at least the money would be used to feed the rest of her horses. She did have papers and was registered with AQHA. I got her home and took the pictures above for before and after photos. I had a list of the food she was currently on and started from there. Your first instinct in feeding a horse like this is to give them massive amounts of food which is a no no. It can kill them quickly. I started her out on oats and about a cup of mare and foal with about a 1/4 cup of corn oil, free choice grass hay and one flake of alfalfa with salt and mineral block and vitamin mineral supplement also a weight builder. I gradualy increased this ration over a month or so to 3 feedings per day of 3/4 coffee can of mare and foal. 1/3 cup corn oil, 1/3 cup rice bran stabalized, weight builder and vitamin mineral sup, 2 flakes alfalfa and free choice grass hay. She was an expensive adventure with vet bills and food. She took about a year to get back to a decent weight with a few colic episodes. I do not recommend rescuing a horse like this if you have no experience with horses as this was a touch and go situation for a few months and the financial responsibility is huge. Another item to discuss is when a horse is allowed to get like this they not only digest their own muscle but also there stomachs and will more than likely be prone to bouts of colic. She did make a full recovery and was an excellent horse for my daughter and she was a sweet heart. Due to financial strain from going to college I had to sell her and made shure she went to a good home. We will always miss her though.