Here are our two wonderful mares for breeding Drum Horses, Shire mare May and Drum Horse filly Zara. Madeleine with May and Zara.

Zara on her third birthday getting a big hug from Amber

Maddi leading Zara, no halter needed!

Drum Horse-Zara, Shire-May & Thoroshire-Epona

Tri-colored Zara, our first Drum Horse is growing into a fine example of a her breed. Zara has shown a wonderfully trainable temperament, the photo below was taken when she was thirteen months old. Madeliene had put the bit in her mouth for the first time that day, then came and told me about it after the fact. So I asked the girls to go back to the barn and put the bit in her mouth again so I could get a picture. She was so good about taking the bit and stood there as calm as can be so we set Stephanie on her back. She didn't move a muscle, the girls are getting very eager for the day when they can finally ride Zara, but due to slow maturation of these big horses that is best left until they are at least three years of age, by then having people on her back will be nothing to her.

May is hopefully bred to Tag for a 2008 foal

These horses love people, you never need to "catch" them.

I know, Rhianon should have been wearing a helmet, but she has
great balance and posture and balance for bareback.


I entered this photo of Stephanie and May into a contest, and won first prize.

My prize was this plate with a painting of May and Stephanie on it. The artist is Lidia Taylor and you can see more of her work on Equine Inspired Art. The competition was on Jack Taylor's website devoted to Draft Horse Pictures. Thank-you Lidia for the time you put into this beautiful plate, and to Jack for running the competition.
Sire - Gypsy Cob Rock of Cashel - picture courtesy of White Stone Ranch.
Zara - our Drum horse filly as a baby - picture courtesy of Whispering Willows Farm.
Dam - Clydesdale Glencameron Sassy - picture courtesy of Whispering Willows Farm.
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