I  started raising Tennessee Walkers in 2000, with the help of my husband, Mike.  My dream had always been to raise horses, but until I was introduced to the Tennessee Walking Horse in 2000,  it hadn't became a reality.  I now have seven broodmares, and one stallion.  A rare black frame overo, He's Ebony And Ivory.  Slim, my overo, will stand at stud, this breeding season!  If your looking for unusual color with quality, then bring your mare to Slim's Court!!

We love to travel with our horses and visit our friends!  So far, we've been to WY, MI, CO, TN, and IN, with our horses, and of course, all kinds of places here in our beautiful KY.  Check out the TRAIL SCENES page for photo's of some of the places we've been!

Mike has two mares that he rides, they are half sisters. Cheema, a bl/wh tobiano, and Wa'te, a palomino sabino.  Wa'te is a daughter of Skeeter, a very well known palomino sabino stallion, of this area.  Unfortunately, I don't have any one horse that I ride all the time.  I usually ride whichever mare isn't in foal, or whichever one needs riding.  We also have two horses that are retired, an American Saddlebred, Mingo, and his 1/2 Thoroughbred daughter, Mina. Yep, what a mix, huh!  Thoroughbred and Saddlebred, but you know, she rode very nicely, if you didn't mind dancing thru the trails!!  hee! hee!  I used to like that sort of thing, but as I've gotten older, I much prefer a gaited horse.  Mina is the dam of Cheema and Wa'te, and they are super nice trail horses.

We also have a commercial cow/calf operation, with around 24 head of brood cows.  So, there is never a dull moment around the farm!

We mustn't leave out our two dogs, Smokey and The Bear!!  Black lab mixes and brothers.  And we have two resident momma cats, they are black and white spotted. 

If you're ever in the area, stop by, there's always a stall or two that needs cleaning!  Just kidding!!  We'll pull up a chair under the shade tree, drink fresh brewed iced tea, and shoot the breeze!  Happy Trails!