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Lady's Got the Gold was foaled right here at Pinefolly Farms. She was imprinted in utero, halter trained, and taught to load as a youngster. She was not started under saddle at two. Instead, she had sixty days professional training as a three year old. Now that she has achieved a more mature build, we have sent her to a local trails trainer to focus on that aspect of her education. Pinefolly Farms I has only 12 acres, and while we have a small wooded area, we do not have any water, creek or pond, to prepare a horse for crossing the streams and rivers found in an ordinary trail situation. Limited acreage also prevents us from exposing her to other obstacles generally encountered on longer trail rides.

Bucki, as we call her, has now spent just over two full weeks learning trail skills. As the photos taken July 2nd illustrate, she has made much progress. She crosses water slowly and carefully, but willingly, entering at a walk and not rushing through the streambed. She will pause and stand if the rider wants, change direction in the water if asked, and exit in the same calm manner. On up the trail, she is steady and consistent. Her trainer has not found her to be afraid of anything, which is consistent with her attitude at home. She works well around the other horses that go out with her on the daily training rounds.

Lady's Got the Gold can walk slowly and calmly down the trail, or she can keep up with anything she goes out with. Her gaits are flashy and they are ultra smooth. She promises to have a wonderful candenced canter for anyone who would like to develop it. As the photos show, she has the height and build to be a real man's trail horse. With her unique shade of buckskin, she makes an eye-catching mount on the trails, alert and attractive, with the elegant tail carriage of the old walking saddle horses, a gift from her grandsire, Red Bud's Rascal.

I have a short digital video of her being ridden in gait at the trainers'. Due to technical bloopers at the end, I am not sending it to YouTube, but would be happy to email it to serious prospective buyers. We have extremely slow dial-up because hi-speed is NOT available in our area, so please do not ask me to do this unless you have a strong interest in the mare. Thank you