Fjords were in our destiny before we even knew very much about the breed.   Katherine has had horses since she was 8 years old.  Her first being a grade pony named 'Sunshine"  Sunshine was a brown dun with a flaxen mane- yes very close to looking like a red fjord  and possibly Welsh cross but was only 12.1 hands high and we didn't have any history on her.  She was bombproof and I could do anything on her-  arena work,  western games and she was awesome at trail- climbing, swimming, open fields, jumping small logs- anything I wanted.   I most rode her trail. We also raced the train every afternoon when it was coming on the peninsula.  I have many fond memories of Sunshine.

    Then I bred her Arabian and then got Arabians (including a black Crabbet/Polish bred mare!) which I bred and got a gelding from.   My husband married into the horses.  Besides Arabians we also had a Paint breeding stock mare that we bred a couple times.   Then horses took the back burner while I bred and showed dairy goats. 

​     Fast forward to 2009 and Fjords were the topic of interest between Jerry and I as they became affordable after the economic crash of 2008.   Jerry's father immigrated from Norway in 1905 and I have inherited Norwegian from my father's side of the family.  So,  we introduce our Fjords...    Click on Fjords on the tab at the top of this page and watch the drop down menu- you can see our Mare Herd,  our Sales page and our Previously Loved Fjord page.