SHF Buck N Velvet Vandanite, aka Jazz, (32.5 inches) was brought to our farm
in August 2004 at 4 months of age. His pedigree is rich (see below).
Jazz's first get are here! Rosie arrived April 25, 2007 and Claire showed up
May 29th. Take a look at them! We think Jazz did good work!
A stallion on the farm was a big
decision. Finding a colt was the best
idea for us because it gave us time to
get to know one another. Working with
Jazz has given me a confidence back I
had lost with working with big horses.
Thank you, Jazz.
Blessing and Jazz, good buddies.
I spent my Christmas gift money on dirt! The pasture had a low spot that,
depending on the season, caused me to swim or skate. Mark and I had so
much fun moving that soil around. (We are easily entertained.) He was so
happy to have Jazz's help while I paused to take some pictures!
We need the right equipment!
That's full enough! Let's go!
Back up just a little more...
Maybe that should have
been more to the left.
Yep, it's empty!
I'll pack it down.
From this.............................to this.
Finished project!
Hopefully that will eliminate a
deep puddle in the spring and
winter's ice skating rink.
I was pleased with these photos!
They were taken the last day of 2006!
April 17, 2006
Jazz in June 06
"You can tell a
gelding, ask a mare,
but you must discuss
it with a stallion."
--author unknown
Jazz
Little Church
Remembers Rosa Adell,
aka Rosie
Little ChurchsTime to
Celebrate, aka Claire
Can you see why we're pleased with Jazz' first foals?
picture by Darryl Mott
Sire: ERL Buck-N-Velvet
Dam: Tibbs Lady Victoria
Grandsires: Little Kings Black Velvet,
Marys Town Golden Echo
Granddams: Lucky Four Apaches Kringle,
Tibbs Miss Kelly
March 2008
Collage by Leonie!
The photo to the left of Jazz
and the mares won a spot on a
2008 calendar by Horsetopia.
They were the February photo.
Photos from May 2008
Jazz and Rosie.
One of Jazz's favorite things to do in
the late afternoons is check out the
girls' pasture after they've been moved
up front. But once he's done doing
what stallions do, he wastes no time
getting back to within view of them.
Jazz in May 2008