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Horses on the Forest Farm!

Our horses are very special friends that we share our lives with.
 They are bold and physically fit
in order to tackle the terrain of the Siskyous,
totally interactive, and have personality plus. 


 

D'Talentt playing in the mud
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D'talentt & me on a forest trail
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D'Talentt running to my call
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D'Talentt is an Arabian, a cryptorchid stallion full of fire who loves running & riding long distances.

A hip-hopping horse with a name to match his personality,
D'Talentt works hard and after a long ride he wants a good roll
 in the cool, green grass under the shade of the trees.

D'Talentt & Scout love playing together
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D'Talentt rolling in the grass
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D'Talentt ready for a roll after a ride
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Redhawk & me hot on the trail
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Sir Redhawk is a Thoroughbred gelding,
highly refined and graceful with inredible heart.
A copper penny sorrel with a white stripe down his face, 
he also has white highlights on his long, long legs. 

Dancing Red Bear is muscular and smart,
a sorrel Quarter horse gelding
who loves being nosy and causing trouble whenever he can.

Sir Redhawk and Dancing Red Bear
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Horses grazing in the meadow
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Sir Redhawk's favorite pastime is running. 
Second place is grazing on green gass,
but he does not mind sharing.

Sir Redhawk sharing his pasture with deer
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Red Bear as a colt with Yukon and me
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Maleo Kay and me in New Mexico
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As a baby, Dancing Red Bear was not much larger
 than the malamute/wolf hybrid, Yukon.




Maleo Kay, a beautiful sorrel Quarter Horse
filly that I bought whenI was in high school.  
She had a fine racing career and many colts.

Inspecting work with the horses
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alexander and jeannie

Kendrick Forest Farm

  Wilderville, Oregon  *   97543