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CLOUD 9 WALKERS

"Kiss Color"

Red Roan 14.2H Registered 5-yr-old Tennessee Walking Horse Mare with Flaxen Mane, Tail, Stockings, Blaze and Sabino Gene

Born 10/1/09

Climbing up the bank from the creek, Cheyenne does a great job with nice, lose reins and forward posture.

Cheyenne descends a steep hill on Kiss, into the creek, with our Border Collie puppy following.

It's important that our horses get accustomed to drinking at all opportunities along the trails.

Stal Okkema from Holland, at the beach with The Caravan (traveling from California to Florida this winter with their Fresians) wanted to try a gaited horse. He wound up riding Kiss, our stallion Diamond Dak, and several others that we brought with us.

Stal Okkema, on Kiss, and Becky, on Diamond Dak take a moment to admire a memorial on the beach.

Becky rides Kiss on the beach at Bolivar Peninsula.

Kristine rides Kiss for the first time. This picture was taken 1/19/15.

Click on embedded arrow ABOVE to see recent video of Kiss with the kids riding her.

Cheyenne pulls Kiss out of the pasture for the first time in a few months and gives her a workout.

Lillie is sporting her 2nd place ribbon that she won on Kiss at a playday in October, 2014.

Lillie and Kiss wound up winning a blue ribbon by the end of the day, and they had only worked out together for a couple of weeks. This pair goes together like peanut butter and jelly!

Lillie on Kiss and Savanna on Remington in the egg and spoon class.

10-yr-old Hailey gets along great with Kiss, too! This picture was taken 1/19/15.

Lillie sits on Kiss on the bridge, while waiting for Cheyenne and Ruth to saddle their horses and come join her.

Ruth rides Kiss on 8/28/14.

Click on embedded arrow ABOVE to see Ruth riding Kiss on 8/28/14.

"Kiss" -- We raised her, trained her the right way, then turned her out for a long time with the broodmares and cattle to just grow up and mature. When we pulled her back out of the pasture recently and started riding her again, she took up like we just left off yesterday. She is spirited and fun to ride, very flashy and she has only had one set of shoes on in her life, and that's because the kids wanted to take her to a playday where they had racking classes, and we wanted to see if it she would pick her front feet up just a little higher. You can see in the video above that it really didn't make much of a difference -- she was still the same old automatic transmission kinda gal! Rock hard hooves of steel, perfect gait. $4250

Click on embedded arrow ABOVE to see one of Kiss' first videos out of the round pen.

Click on embedded arrow above to see Hannah ponying Kiss on 8/26/11.

Click on embedded arrow ABOVE to see Kissee learning to lead (and be desensitized) by a 4-wheeler.

LEFT: Kiss is learning to stand tied and she is about to have her first 4-wheeler leading lesson, while behind her, All In starts his first day of tying/standing patiently training on the hay rack/hitching post.

ABOVE RIGHT: Her mane is beautiful, but just overnight, can easily get tangles. How can tangles be so beautiful?

ABOVE LEFT: Kiss finishes up her first 4-wheeler leading lesson and now will spend 10 minutes being tied to it to rest. ABOVE RIGHT: Kiss meets cattle for the first time, and seems to be fascinated by them. She is not only fearless, but chases them!