Leo and "Diva" were born later than many foals, but life in the Michigan Tundra dictates that we breed after the snow stops falling (Hopefully by the end of April!) and so it is not uncommon for us to not begin breeding until May and June.  These two did not arrive until late April and May, but we were thrilled that only Leo had to wear a winter coat for several days. 

The plans are to sell both of these youngsters, and while we had hoped to leave Leo a stallion, because he is a wonderful youngster, he will likely be gelded to minimize the chances that he will be injured by some other horse, when he gets into the mischief that young colts seem to get into.  He is blessed with wonderful looks, looking just like his mother, Dragonfly, with breathtaking movement, and a temperament that makes him want to please.  He is likey to be perhaps 17 hands, as he full sister was 17 hands as a three year old.  His half brother is 16'2.  He is as big as the three year olds at less than one.

Escanaba, or "Diva," as we call her, is also abeautiful filly, a sprightly mover, and will be a terrific selection as a future riding horse, a future broodmare prospect and best of both worlds, both!  She is a terrific,brilliant mover, and is sensitive, but wants to work with you and curious about everything that goes on around her.  She will be a beautiful dark bay like her mother, and will be stunning!  Diva will be at least 16.2 hands.  She will be a very flashy, horse to get you noticed!!