Usually, I’m one of the last farms of the year breeding.  Mostly because I like foals to be born when there is grass and no mud, but also because I usually have a lump sum of money coming in September. ... Continue reading →

I started 2017 with the idea that I needed at least one new trailer (or, new to me), as my trailer was a 1988 model.  Don’t get me wrong, this was a GREAT trailer.  4 horse, built to last, many... Continue reading →

We’re having a Wake in celebration of Gus’s life (and all our other fur friends that have passed on) next Saturday, January 20th from 4-7 pm here at Cascade Gold.  Potluck, bring photos, stories and we’ll laugh and remember among friends.... Continue reading →

It seems like we’ve had enough of these RIPs lately.  Annie went to the great pasture in the sky this fall (age 26) and yesterday Gus joined her.  Gus (aka Joey Bar Moore) has been a boarder here at Cascade... Continue reading →

Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and a Joyous New Year! Continue reading →

He’s a lovely Akhal-Teke stallion by the way.  Salam is booking mares for 2018.  Here is his stallion ad (done by my talented daughter Callie).   Here it is in black and white. He is siring correct, athletic youngsters on... Continue reading →

Foal crop kind of sounds like they are planted in a field, doesn’t it?  In a way, they ARE planted.  Hmmm, not enough coffee to follow that. Anyway, this year’s foal crop is lovely, 3 fillies (all chestnut with bling)... Continue reading →

It’s been a busy week already and it’s only Wednesday!  The tree guys finished up taking down lots of trees (note to self, get those alders while they are tiny, don’t wait 28 years) and I can’t say enough good... Continue reading →

Monica and I did a little cell phone video of George, aka Menze Khan today.  I turned him out in the field next to the mares.  He showed off.  If the links aren’t live you can copy and paste into... Continue reading →

  I took Annie (Anastasia- Asal x Pelenli) for her last trailer ride last Friday.  Annie has been retired from breeding for 6 years and just this past year she ‘declined’ to be Grannie Annie for the first time.  Until this year,... Continue reading →