This page is for all of the other 'equines' living here at the farm. They for whatever reason are not breeding animals.

Belle the 'foster mom' she is a miniature mule! She is one of the most friendly and beautiful mules I have ever seen but of course I am partial to her. She helps raise all of the babies.-NFS

FRH Fancy Cochise, he is my AMHR Over Hunter/Jumper Gelding. He also has won in Halter classes. He will be on my showstring again in the future but is taking a year off this year(09') to enjoy being a horse. He is pictured here doing his first class ever over the jumps I was VERY pleased! He truly has been a blessing ever since my name got drawn at the Tennessee Miniature Horse Celebration show in 07'! I love Cochise, and although many offers have been e-mailed to buy him I just can't let him go. We may also be doing some driving in the future.

-Winterhawks Mahogany Bey 06 colt- even though he doesn't have my prefix 'Hawk' was bred by me. He is the last remaining horse from the lines of my first herd that had to be sent to good homes when my mom got sick with Breast Cancer and was fighting for her life. I was extremely blessed to be able to get him and bring him home. He was shown as a yearling as a colt, but then I decided to geld him. He is 34' tall, and is roaning out more and more like his appy mom. I do plan to show him in a few shows, however he likes being more of a family pet and doesn't care to show to much, so he will stay a yard pet until he is ready to start his show career. (See in this picture he's looking at us like we are crazy? He's not doing that jump- he says he isn't Cochise)

 Sorry Hawk is not for sale :-D

This is Buffalo Runs Darling Boo Hoo, she is another mare who will remain a baby sitter for us. She is a beautiful mare and had a beautiful baby boy for us, but I just don't feel she is meant to be a broodmare. She is a very hard keeper, so she will be here with us as a pet.

Not pictured: Blessie, she is a true blessing to us. Her former 'mom' named her because she is a blessing to everyone who meets her. She is a dwarf. She is a special needs miniature who will live out her days with us.-NFS

Gustans BWF Applejack Annie has been a successful show mare for us, due to her small size I don't feel confortable breeding her so she will be a 'babysitter'for the new foals each year -