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Updated
7/06/09.
New horses added: Well broke aged Belgian gelding, 12 year old broke pony gelding, well broke 19 year old QH gelding, 4
year old palomino 1/2 Arab gelding, 2 buckskin mares, (one broke to ride).
New consignment horse added: 11 year old solid APHA mare
New horses coming soon: 5 year old sorrel QH geldings, started. Well broke Arab and QH mares. Big, flashy, started
Pintaloosa gelding.
1975 Trailet 4-horse trailer. 5th wheel with dressing room. Very clean, good condition. 4 escape
doors, tack compartment, dressing room with bed. Straight load. Good floor and tires. Will be measuring it for dimensions.
$3500.
A huge thank you to everyone that has donated to us this past year- halters, hay and monetary
donations have helped out so much. We'd thank you by name but are afraid we might forget someone, you know who you are and
please know we appreciate what you've done for us.
Another huge thank you to Andrew and Leslie for sponsoring all the rescue horses for a month
or more. You guys were a Godsend!
Sending out a big thank you to the
Arabian Breeders Network. You guys totally rock!
Thank you as well to the owners of "Hazel" and of "Little Lucky" (aka Mickey) for their donations
this winter and for providing wonderful homes to the horses.
There are two people who need to be recognized for their ongoing support to us here at Great Expectations.
Their regular donations help get us through each month, but more importantly, they are able to take in some of our most deserving
horses and provide them with a loving and permanent retirement home. Ron and Kris, we feel fortunate to have you as
our friends and to think it all started with a crippled mule, a blind pony and an aged nanny goat.
Thank you so much to Heather Salden and her friends from the horse show who so generously donated
their entry fees to our ranch!
Bea, congratulations on turning 80 and thank you ever so much for contributing your birthday gift
to our horses! It's being put to very good use!
Looking for good round bales of grass hay and square bales of alfalfa or grass! :)
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