Click on embedded arrow ABOVE to see our March, 2013 ride in the east Texas piney woods.
Click on embedded arrow to see our trail ride in the big group on Saturday in March, 2013.
Liz working Maestro out on 2/9/13.
Click on embedded arrow ABOVE to see Maestro's workout on 2/9/13, including his sidepassing exercises.
Cow in the barn! Our horses never know what will pop up next outside their stalls! Incidentally, we stall our horses during the daytime, but turn them out in the evenings to romp and socialize all night long. This keeps them wonderfully willing to work under saddle, because they're happy!
When training for side passing, I will frequently use a barrier for my horse to side pass down, and here, we are side passing down the side of a horse trailer. Maestro caught a glimpse of his reflection in the window as we passed by, and his ears went forward, he arched his neck and I swear he thought he saw a handsome creature looking back at him!
Click on embedded arrow ABOVE to see our fun day around the farm on 2/4/13.
Becky rides Maestro across the bridge that Huey and I built a few years ago. If she'd known that two amateurs built it, she would have probably been nervous! lol Thanks, Becky A for this picture!
Becky rides "Maestro" on our trail ride on 2/4/13 with little Cheyenne, riding "Pink Floyd", leading the way.
Becky A leads the way through the goat herd on "Libby", followed by Becky P on "Maestro", little Cheyenne on "Pink Floyd", and I am bringing up the rear on "Nitro".
I am riding Maestro down the trails at Pundt Park near Houston, Texas on 1/14/13.
Maestro, Rio and Brody check out the garbage receptable at Pundt Park -- don't they know that they're supposed to scared of it?
Becky trades horses with me and she rides Maestro on the trails at Pundt Park on 1/14/13.
I am riding Maestro, bringing up the end of our little trail ride.
Esteban rides Maestro through the goat/sheep herd to check them out on 12/27/12.
Click on embedded arrow ABOVE to see our working day on 12/22/12.
Liz rides Maestro on 12/22/12.
"Maestro" -- Very well bred smooth gaited walking shaking machine! Maestro is a 14.2H 6-yr-old Pusher bred Tennessee Walking Horse gelding with lots of chrome and a cute personality. This is the kind of horse that you can trail ride all week and then take to the horse show on the weekends. He is a fun horse to ride, not a lazy bone in his body and consequently not mellow enough for a timid rider. $4750 or make offer!
Handsome fellow!
Cloud 9 Walkers
P. O. Box 878
Hardin, Texas 77561-0878
(55 minutes east of Houston)
281-726-4545
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