New Home for Zamba!

Zamba now has a new home in Missouri.  Hope she does well!  We miss her!

One of her last days in Wyoming meeting a little friend, Millie.

2017 Rides

Our first summer living in Wyoming...Wow!  What a lot of trails and adventures.  

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Lowline Trail in October

Boulder Rocks area in May.  Her first encounter with cattle.

Boulder Rocks area in September

Boulder Rocks area in September

Glimpse Lake Trail in June

Lead Creek in August

South Little Soda Lake in August

Near Soda Lake in August

Sweeney Creek Trail, October

Half Moon Ridge, August

Bryan Flats, Hoback Canyon, October

South Cottonwood Creek, Wyoming Range, October

Meadow at the top of Sweeney Creek in August

Boulder Rocks, September

Sweeney Creek, May

More Summer 2016 Rides

She is turning into a great trail horse.

Half Moon Lake, Wyoming.  This was a really rugged ride to get to this point on the lake.

Half Moon Lake trail.

Mule Shoe Trail, North Fork, Utah

Mt. McDougal, Wyoming-- first trail ride in just a halter.

Mt. McDougal, Wyoming

Stream crossing on the Mt. McDougal trail

Summer 2016 Rides

North Fork, June 1, 2016...First ride with boots.  The trail was extremely rocky in places.

North Fork, June 1, 2016..

North Fork, June 1, 2016..

Antelope Ride With Amberle!

Amberle "fell in Love" with her on this ride.  What a sweet, willing, sensitive horse!  Too bad Mountain horses aren't more popular out west.  I think they would be if people only knew about their fantastic dispositions and gaits.  They are bred to be comfortable, sensible trail horses.

Lake Point--Bates Canyon Ride

Another milestone!  Longest ride yet at 10.5 miles and 1400 feet elevation change. Snow, mud, water, slippery trail,  rocks, brush, gates, hillsides,and A BIG GROUP OF OTHER HORSES. She did super and didn't appear to even get tired, but was mostly mellow and calm.  There were a couple of incidents where other horses cantered and she wanted to join in.

Bothwell Utah Ride

Longest ride yet, 6.88 miles--but on level ground, mostly soft.  She did a super job!  Laid back, controllable and didn't pay much attention to the high energy of the other horses.