ApHC Bronze Medallion Breeders

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Canadian Geese nurture their goslings at Sawyer Creek

Now look at her! A full fledged "working" dog! 

Sawyer Creek's new fur child! Another Cattledog Heeler, OF COURSE! Thank you Bridget and Troy...and most of all Jewels! 

Do you think I have a spoiled grand-dog?

As you know, Julie, for years I've been sending you our annual NDQHA directory ad - or rather "brag-fest" since the "kids" aren't for sale.  I think this is our best one yet.  I came up with the idea, and as always hubby made the ad with me hovering over him giving him directions.  Hope you, John and all your family - both humans and fur kids - have a wonderful holiday season!  Diane & DW.

Well I thought I'd keep you guys up to date on Peachy.  we FINALLY got to show under saddle at an Appaloosa show this weekend!  she picked up more points in Halter, which were the largest mares classes we've had at this show, with Peach even coming away with a 2nd under 1 judge.  anywho, on to the good stuff!  Peach has now added to her resume - points in Jr hunter under saddle (beat Lantz under 1 judge!), novice amateur western pleasure, open barrels, open and amateur pole bending, and open and amateur keyhole!  yup.....she's got games points!  lol  I think she picked up about 20 points in the riding classes.  :)  my friend, Mary, rode her in the English classes.  it was her third time riding Peaches, and it was Peaches' first time being ridden English.  she was such a good girl.  :D
 
-Kelly (Canada) 
Those Sawyer Creek horses are versatile! Keep up the good work Kelly. 
Julie

Can you guess who these two beautiful girls are? 
It's Kelly and Cameo! 

My Aunt Recca riding her mare, Samantha. My Aunt is 77 years young! 

Introducing "Farrah!" Jillian's new fur "kid" and my new grandchild. Doesn't she have a face only a mother could love?

Farrah (Take This Waltz) is a Champion French Bulldog (a.k.a. Frog) with a long pedigree of Champions behind her. Now her career consists of being spoiled rotten, sleeping, snoring, farting and begging for treats. She garnishes attention from everyone she meets. After careful and extensive research, Jillian acquired her from the reputable breeders at Camp Covo French Bulldogs.

http://www.campcovofrenchbulldogs.com/Farrah.htm

Strider and Jewel work in the round pen with Gwen and Al. Good going guys! Notice the mounting block. Strider is now well over 16 hands.

2009 LCAC Show

 
              Abe with John in his show ring debut.         Pickles finishes up her ROM's!                

Ed and Jimmy                              Linus with Harry                                   Jillian with Heidi

Heidi and Jillian in Grand & Reserve           Joseph and Lucy make the turn

Kelly and Jimmy make the turn

John and Abe in the ring!               Lucy makes her debut                             Linus gets set up for the judges

Abe is the perfect show horse!     Dominic goes to his first show- gelded just 3 wks ago!      Ed and Jimmy in the ring

Abe and John take a break.                           Harry poses with Fancy                                 John shows Abe at his first show

Heidi and Harry bring home the ribbons.          Linus gets a good look at the crowd.       Linus shows his stuff with Harry on the lead.

The End!

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Can you tell Jillian had a field day taking pictures of Hanna's filly, Lacy? She is a photogenic little girl!

Christine sends us this picture of "Indy's Fan Club!"

Gwen sends us this pic. " I have been working on Noey's headset at the trot. Check us out!"

Then               and                 now! 

Mel and Harry Hubbard sent us this new picture of Heidi as a yearling. Look how her color has changed!

"Mr. ED"

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