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A colt born March 4th to Whiteys Bar and A Classie Cool. He is gentle
as a lamb, just like his parents. We'll have to do a hair test to know for sure if he is a Perlino or a Smoky Cream. Either
way he has those great Double Dilute genetics and he has the mind to be kept a stud. We call him Pup. He acts more like a
good dog than a small horse.
| They're calling her May |
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| What a lovely body!! About a month old |
| This filly is all little girl |
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| She's got spunk!! She's got speed!! |
| A filly, small but ok - two weeks old |
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| Looks to be a Smokey Cream like Dad |
Some nice folks brought their dark chestnut mare all the way from Kansas
City to breed to Mr. Why. On May 15th they got a black buckskin colt. They are rare. Congrats!! He is a fine looking boy!
| Born beefy |
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| His color has lightened up since |
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| Pup at 6 weeks, looking like a stud prospect |
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| He's a real beefcake with a very sweet nature |
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| What a beautiful head on this gal |
We sold this mare, Buck Naked Blues in foal to Why. Her new owners sent
us this cute photo when she was born on May 1st. They are very pleased with both Mom and the new filly.
A Palomino filly from our grulla mare "Lovie" and Why was born on
May 11th. She has one blue eye and the other is a partial blue. It comes from the dam's side. She is just full of herself.
We're calling her Dickins.
| She sticks pretty close to Mom |
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| She's that color everyone wants |
We sold this mare "Cookie" last summer bred to Why and were saddened
to find out that she ended up in a Horse Rescue. She carried this foal over a year trying to get it born big enough to live.
She did it, what a great Mom! They'll be coming back here to us so we can take care of them and get them healthy and
happy.
| Cookie and the filly "Sugar" |
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| Kicking it up at the rescue |
| Look at the body on this baby boy |
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| How about that color!!!!! |
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