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We have been breeding horses for 30 years. We strive to breed show quality horses and have found that quality is appreciated by many customers, whether they show or ride for pleasure.
All of our horses to start out with a great pedigree of documented award winners or producers. All of our horses are bred to be ridden, but we still want them to have "head turning" good looks, so we are very picky about the mares we breed, and the stallions they are bred to.
Our fillies and mares are sired by such notable stallions as:
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Skipa Heathen, World Champion and Leading Sire. |
| Invest in the Zip, APHA Reserve World Champion and Superior Pleasure. |
| Gentlemen Send Roses, World Champion Sire and Leading Sire. |
| Zippos Sensation, World Champion and Leading Sire. |
We have several foals a year and we purposely keep our operation small, so all of our foals gets lots of handling. We do not stand a stallion, and our breeding is done primarily with shipped semen. The mares and babies start loading in and out of the trailer when the foals are just 7 days old, and continue to be haltered and handled throughout the breeding season. When weaned, the babies go to the round pen and learn basic manners, like picking up their feet and to stand tied. Our horses like people and come to us when they are in the pasture. They have super dispositions and most are suitable for youth or amateur riders at a young age.
We try to be as reasonable as possible when we price our horses, and base the price on quality, breeding and training. We do lots of videos and pictures (when the weather permits) and try to show the things you need to know about that particular horse, just by watching the video. A large number of our sales are completed without the customer coming to the farm. For those who come, we do private lessons and work with the customers on an individual basis. We try to match horses and customers as best we can because we want a successful out come from each sale. However, all sales are final.
The Gentle Horse Farm "Corporate Plane" is flying. Dennis and a buddy spent three years building this Pulsar aircraft. The plane passed the FAA inspection with flying colors and is beyond all the test flight times. Dennis has promised to fly Sue to see horses and horse friends across the country...we just haven't figured out how to fit a horse in the back!
