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How many horses do you own?: 15

What breed do you own primarily?: Gaited--I didn't know there was any other?

Where was your favorite trail riding experience?: Big South Fork, Big South Fork, Big South Fork

Tell us something about you, anything.: We train, raise, trail ride, show and breed Rocky Mountain and Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horses. My husband and I love to spend time together trail riding and camping with our horses. We enjoy getting to show them as well.

Please note your farm, ranch or business website address if you would like to.: http://www.fourbeatfarms.com

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"Horses are the dolphins of the plains, the spirits of the wind; yet we sit astride them for the sake of being well-groomed, whereas they could have all the desire in the world to bolt, but instead, …

"Horses are the dolphins of the plains, the spirits of the wind; yet we sit astride them for the sake of being well-groomed, whereas they could have all the desire in the world to bolt, but instead, they adjust their speed and grace, only to please us, never to displease." - Lauren Salerno

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Posted on July 25, 2010 at 8:05pm — 3 Comments

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At 8:45am on March 2, 2009, Mike Murphy said…: Thanks for your reply. Yes, we love our Rockies and we like crossing them with a spotted horse stud that we own to get Spotted Mountain Horses. We've been breeding Rocky x Rocky because the foals are worth more $$. My regular riding horse is a Spotted Mountain.

I will keep you in mind when we breed again in May.

At 8:00am on March 1, 2009, Mike Murphy said…: Hey farmgirl, you've got some beautiful horses. As you probably know, I also breed Rockies and just wanted to ask about your KMH stallion: size, age, any Tobe in him?

We hope to meet you on a trail ride sometime soon.

Cheers and happy trails,
Mike

At 7:22am on February 9, 2009, Marti Vitulli said…: HI...just being nosey and checked out all of you pictures...All of your horses are beautiful! I show and trail ride mine also---best way to enjoy your horse all around! I have a Fairwind's Destiny colt that is only a year and four months. I can't wait for him to grow up because he should look like yours. Anyway, happy riding!!

At 10:04am on February 8, 2009, Rachel Hattendorf said…: Hello Farmgirl, I Absolutely love your log on photo. I am supposing that is a Rocky Mountain horse you are standing next to. He is breathtakingly beautiful!!!! I am going to check out your web site so I can see more photos of Him/her. Welcome from Rachel Hattendorf at Hattendorfhorses.com

At 1:14pm on February 7, 2009, Mike Murphy said…: Howdy Farmgirl, thanks for joining Tennessee Trail Riders. We look forward to your "horsey" pictures that you can post and share with others on our website. Also try your hand at posting events, videos and trail ratings. Feel free to invite friendly trail riders and horse lovers by clicking on "INVITE" on the main menu (top right corner of the main page).

I hope this site is helpful in meeting other horse enthusiasts. Keep an eye on the EVENTS section announcing trail rides and equine events featuring and including our members.

Again, thanks for joing the website, we look forward to meeting you.

Cheers and happy trails,
Mike Murphy
Bellaterra Ranch