Satilla has a huge step and a scopey jump with great form. She is an excellent small junior hunter prospect. She just finished up spending two weeks at the 2008 Tucson Hits shows. She showed the first week and had a good showing in the baby greens. She is very light on the bit and an easy ride. No spook, no silly stuff, she just needs miles.

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Jack is half Hungarian Warmblood. He is an excellent jumper with a powerful and scopey jump. Could also be a great dressage horse. Good movement and good build. Big bodied, he will take up a long leg. He is easy to handle, trailers and is good under saddle. He has a good mind. Looks like he is going to be one of those super junior jumpers that can turn and burn through a course. Jumping and showing 3'3" courses. Schooling 3'6".

Lots of show miles. Numerous ribbons and a reserve championship in low jumpers. He warms up and shows like he has been doing it his whole life. Is easy and does everything he is asked to with a great attitude. Super fun horse. Easy enough for an amateur or junior to have fun with.

Red is a powerhouse.  He is every bit of 17.2hh and big boned.  Not a typical TB, most people think he is a cross of some sort due to his size and bone structure.  Tons of jump and stride.  He evented for six years and was competing successfully at prelim training for intermediate.  Great mind, no spook.

He last showed iin Tucson at the Nov 2007 A fall shows with great ribbons and double clears in the level 3's. In the last couple of years he has ribboned too many times to count, has numerous blues, reserve championships and championships. Easy to ride, tries very hard to be clean even with bad approaches. Tons of power to take care of rider's mistakes and he is very smart about combinations. He will gallop and turn quick in the jump offs if asked to. He is a great teacher.

Easy to handle, puppy dog personality and tons of presence.  Clean x-rays no maintenance needs. The perfect child or amateur horse.

Buy him now and win this winter in any of the major winter show circuits.

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This mare is big bodied.  She is also built well, short coupled, big hindend, and nicely set neck.   She is quiet, sweet and has a great temperament. She does all three gaits nicely and has schooled 3'3" courses in the past. She has auto lead changes too. Free jumped to 4'. She is easy to load, travels quietly even over long distances.  She is an easy keeper.  She was crossed on a paint stallion and threw very loud colored babies. Was in the top ribbons in most of her classes. Sound with light maintenace.

Britches is a registered QH and red dun (color of a copper penny) with a prominent dorsal stripe and no white. She is a medium build. Not the big chunky halter type, more of an english type. Very pretty head. She has good conformation, straight legs. She has a great trot and good canter. No soundness issues. She is a been there done that type of horse. She is completely trained, tons of showing, trail ridden, started trick training. We got her as a 4 year old for my sister. She showed her in 4-H and after the first year, was high point every year. She did other open shows and ribboned consistently. She showed in both rated and unrated hunters and jumpers. Britches did a good job of packing my sister around the course when she was learning.

Last year she did the hunters in St. Louis with an intermediate 10 year old rider and won almost every class. She has done the costume classes wearing bizarre and crazy costumes. She has tons of personality and is a lot of fun to work with, play with, show with. She is extremely dependable. The only thing left for her to win at is the QH circuit. We were so heavily involved in 4-H, jumper and arabian circuits, we couldn't fit in another. She also has great potential as a future broodmare.

She is currently being leased out at a top A circuit hunter/jumper barn. She does lessons, everything from the just starting beginners to advanced riders doing full jump courses. She is one of their top lesson horses. Only available for lease or sale to approved home.

Lilly was imprinted at birth and has a good attitude about learning and working. She is broke to saddle, trailers, bathes, etc... She has all of the performance attributes of her dam plus the added power and presence of her sire. She is sweepstakes registered in the IAHA and will win money in the show ring due to the sweepstakes incentive fund. She has a ground covering trot and canter plus plenty of flair.

Lilly is out of champion bloodlies. Her dam, Nites Chimera, is a multi-champion winner in open showing, Region 13 Half-Arabian huntseat, halter and jumpers, and the open A circuit jumpers. She also qualified and showed in the Half-Arabian nationals in jumpers. Lilly's sire is Shah Azim (the chestnut horse pictured to the left), a champion producing stallion standing in California. He is well known for producing horses that amateurs can successfully train, ride, show and win with. The following is quoted from paragonarabians.com:

"SHAH AZIM offspring have garnered Championships at every major show in the nation including the Buckeye, Cal-Breds, Scottsdale, eight regionals and the U.S. Nationals. Their International Championships include Canada, South America, South Africa.

SHAH AZIM's pedigree includes three of the Top Four all-time leading sires of National Halter and Performance Champions: BEY SHAH, *BASK and GA'ZI. It's no surprise that his foals are special and just keep getting better as evidenced by KIZZ ME KAYTE, three time Scottsdale Top Ten winner, Regional Top Five as a two year old, U.S. NATIONAL Top Ten Futurity Filly and now, a strong National Mare contender for owner, Carol Steppe.

Every SHAH AZIM performance horse to date has a National Championship or Top Ten and boasts a Halter Championship as well, including COOL ME DOWN++++, U.S. Nat'l Champion H/A Gelding and U.S. and Canadian Nat'l Top Ten H/A Western Pleasure."

This little guy is very sweet and super fancy. Excellent conformation. Great trot and canter. Will be a superstar on the A circuit in the small hunter ponies. Easy walk, trot, canter and auto changes. Straight forward to the fences. Jumps everything in the hunter rings. Lopes down the lines and makes the 10' small pony stride easy. Easy to load, bathe, clip etc.. Spent over four weeks at the HITS Tucson shows getting in show shape. He schooled almost every day in the hunter rings and showed in the U/S class. Over Memorial weekend we did a schooling show. Jacob was in the cross rails and 2' hunter divisions. He went like a champ. There were no placings, since they were schooling classes. Ready for a kid to start showing and winning. This little guy gets tons of attention at the shows. Tons of fun!

Jill is pure Hungarian Warmblood, the breeder just didn't paper her. She is a hunter type mover and jumper. Good movement and good build. More of a children's type. Big bodied, she will take up a long leg. Great jump, very cute over fences. She is easy to handle and trailer. She spent all six weeks at the HITS Tucson shows for experience. She is coming along quickly, learns fast and has a good mind. She is good under saddle for all three gaits and started over small fences. She would also be a great broodmare.