TeamRoper10789

Windchime Stables Hello and welcome to Windchime Stables. The farm is located in the upper northeast corner of Ohio in the good old USA. With it's rolling land, lush green grass, and tall trees it's a great place to raise horses. Here we breed Quarter Horses and Andalusians. The Andalusians the farm breeds are used in mostly dressage and halter but also for some show jumping and cross country. The farm's Quarter Horses are used for halter, reining, cutting, and western pleasure. Nearby a neighboring farm owns a large herd of herford/angus beef cattle which they kindly loan some to us to help train our horses in cutting. And you might ask

Registered with #HEARPG (https://www.deviantart.com/hearpg) (I figured it would help me out with my lineart coloring) Windsong Farms Windsong Farms is the sister site of Windchime Farms located in northern Arizona. Smaller than Windchime Farms, the facilities are still pretty extensive. The main discipline here is racing along with some 3 day eventing (Dressage, cross country, show jumping.)Mainly there are Andalusians and Quarter horses here but there's also the occassional few Arabians for racing and show jumping. Facilities: :bulletorange: 3 Barns 10 stall training barn (All spacious 12x12 stalls) 10 stall mare barn (featuring 5 16x16 stalls) 10 stall stallion/g

I haven't wrote anything on here for a long time so I figured it's about time for an update. Phoenix, my chestnut AQHA,APHA gelding is no longer here and I have a new-ish horse in I've renamed Willow. She was near 100lbs underweight and had so many worms she couldn't gain any weight. Also she was badly abused with whip marks on her flanks and a terrible fear of people. Now she's gained more than the weight she needed and is healthy, fat, and happy in the field with Aurora and the mini gelding Thriller. She's finally getting over her fear of people and she has been following me around the barn like a little puppy. She's a registered Rocky Mou