As we close the door on this month of thankfulness and giving thanks, I can't help but take a step back and think about this past year's events. What has been a longing for has finally begun to come to fruition. I've wanted to do more with my horses, especially during these past couple of years. 'Life' has happened and with that, I've longed to ride more, show more, train more, camp more and just maybe get back to the glory days when we had foals year after year. There is a d

Jess and I bought Big Red in June and both of us have been looking forward to the first crop of foals from him this coming spring. She bred her gorgeous quarter horse paint, Serenity (A Diversified Rose) and I bred my palomino, Rain (Cant Stop the Rain). As a maiden mare, Rain was not very receptive to say the least. She was more of a witch on steroids. Teasing Big Red, luring him over and then BAM! Thankfully, she only hurt his pride, but after a couple of successful covers,

Winter has arrived at the Timm Homestead. A little earlier than in the last couple of years. We're not sure if that means it's an El Nino or La Nina year. Either way, we have snow! The kids are loving their time outside, attempting to build snowman and Jeffrey has been continuously asking if he can go snowmobiling. Not yet buddy. While I am patiently waiting for a little more to fall so I can hit the slopes and put on the skinny skis, I wonder what Big Red thinks of his first