Intros

Ok, here're the intros:

Dusty:
14 year old belgian cross. I have no idea what he's crossed with. The lady I got him from said it was saddlebred but he doesn't look saddlebred-y to me. He was lame last year but has been sound since January. He's barefoot and I trim him myself. He's my steady-eddy trail horse. I've also taken him to some local shows to play with the barrels. He's for sale.

Murray:
4 year old curly. He's a outcrossed curly. His dam is a spotted draft (paint x perch) and his sire is a "purebred" curly. He was started undersaddle in April of this year. He's going well and is slowly taking over the main trail horse position.

Emmy:
3 year old curly. She's also an outcross. Her dam is a belgian/quarter cross and her sire is a purebred curly. She's absolutely freaking huge!! She's also my fav of my horses. She has some ground training and I've been on her once. She was sooo good.

Sailor:
2 year old curly. Again, he's an outcross. His dam was a percheron and his sire is a purebred curly. He's had some ground training and has been saddled. He is a total sweetheart. Last winter he was kicked by a pony at the barn where we were boarding. The result was a green stick fracture of his elbow. He's perfectly sound now but man, that was scary! I took him to several shows this spring. He even won his first class ever!

And last but not least.... Moon:

5 year old curly gelding. He's my only baby from a curly to curly cross. He joined the family just recently. He's had extensive ground training and has been started undersaddle. I've ridden him a couple times. He's got some work ahead of him but he's a very good boy. He's an extreme curly so he's a bit bald. He has the softest coat and skin!! It's a good thing he likes having his nose rubbed!!

And now to the dogs:

Sam:

6 year old red/white pembroke welsh corgi. This is the love of my life. I just love him to bits.

Jester:

5 year old black headed tri pembroke welsh corgi. He's a total mess and has earned his name over and over.

He's got keritoconjuncivitis in his left eye.  He will eventually lose that eye.