Bridle Ridge Gaited Horses - Dun Missouri Fox Trotter

Below are our newest arrivals. We have been double dipped in dun this season! :-)
Our first foal is a colt out of our stallion, Future, and our mare, Maxi. He was born at 3:30 a.m. on
June 11th. He has been a very curious foal since the start and is oh so fun to work with. While
imprinting him, he would just slightly try to struggle but would very quickly give in and figure out
the release. He is nicely gaited and has shown a variety of different gaits including a nice fox trot
with some ear flopping going on. His dam has such a super disposition and allows us to do
whatever we want with him. She is a trusting mare and a very good mother. This little guy enjoys
frolicking in the pasture and definitely keeps his momma on her toes. He is a seal dun. A seal dun
is a bay horse that carries the seal agouti (At) and has the dun markings. The only mark this little
colt has is a star. Not for sale.

Gemma was born at 5:20 a.m. on June 13th. We have given her a farm name of "Gemma" because she's a little gem.
She is out of our mare, Koko Bean and our stallion, Future. This little filly is sweet, sweet, sweet. She is quiet and very
feminine. Gemma suffered a leg injury in July. This required daily dressing changes and hydrotherapy. Thus, she has
had a lot of handling. She has been a little champ through it all. Gemma is SMART and listens well. She has shown
several different gaits all with nice head shake. We are thrilled with this cross and will repeat it again in 2010. This filly
is grulla and roan. Not for sale.

Below is our latest arrival. "Sage" was born at 6:15 a.m. on July 10th. She is a beautiful bay (probably carries the seal
gene) filly with two white socks and a star. She has her sire and dam's super sweet disposition. She is bold and curious
and is the first of the foals to come check out what you're doing. She has shown us a nice solid foxtrot or trot so far.
She has been a great little student and has been super easy to work with. She takes all her training in stride and
doesn't get fussing over anything. Sage will be offered for sale in the spring of 2010.