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Copyright 2006
Traci Carnoali
TLC's Stranger Creek Foxtrotters
We are located in Easton, Kansas; a 30 minute drive North of I-70 and Kansas City, KS and about 30-40 minutes South of St. Joseph, MO. We took the name of our farmstead from the infamous Stranger Creek that flows through our beautiful and scenic county.
Recently, we shifted our purposes and goals and decided to concentrate solely on raising quality,well-gaited Missouri Fox Trotters.
I had originally planned on only trail riding my MFT's. Breeding my mares here and there to outside studs. Then I found my stallion... I picked him up the Summer of 2007 and am thrilled to have him! I am hoping to breed him to a mare or two of mine this fall and then start offering him for service starting Spring 2008. "Johnny" is black, carries red and not a lick of white anywhere on him. He has some wonderful foundation stock breeding that is partly hard to come by anymore.
Somewhat due to acquiring this stallion and the need to finish our remodel on our home, I am starting to downsize my Lionhead rabbit stock. I have a few does and one buck left. I plan on keeping 1-2 does to at least help me get started again "if and when". Please contact me for photos and to find out which are still available.
If you are interested in
posting a horse for sale (no matter the breed) or adding a link on my links
page, please email me and I'd be happy to assist you!
Have a look around.
If I can help you with anything, please feel free to contact me! And remember...
Friends are always welcome for a visit... both here and at my home!!
Contact info:
Traci Carnoali
Easton, KS 66020
913-775-0718
foxtrotnrhythm@yahoo.com
"I do not approve
of a seat which is as though the man was sitting on a chair,
but rather as though he was standing with his legs apart."
Xenophon, 355 BC, Athenian philosopher and cavalry leader.
Is
the MFT really just the "poor mans walking horse"?
I don't think so!
Read
this and
tell me what YOU think.
