Where do we begin to thank you for the incredible horses
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2025 3:44 am
You allowed us to bring home in November, 2008? We have been so blessed to
have Shilo (Keb Mo on your website) and Pecos Bill join our family here in
Columbus, Montana.
Shilo is the most wonderful horse for me that I could ever imagine being a
riding partner with. As an experienced rider he has all the spirit and forward,
elegant movement that I could ever ask for, yet his personality is so kind and
loving. Many horses that have as raster to vector conversion service much spirit as Shilo would be hard to handle,
but you have done such an incredible job of imprinting and training him with
love that he is as close to perfect as anyone could ask for. It is amazing that he
is only 3 years old and so sweet and gentle, yet has so much spirit. You were
right on when you said Shilo has a wonderful mind.
Shilo's gait is as good as his behavior. He never has to be kicked to get into
his gaits, he glides like a boat on glassy water, and will go and go like the
EverReady Bunny until you ask him to slow down. He has never once broken
into a gallop, and I am honoring my promise not to gallop him until he is older.
But, who needs to gallop when you have a horse like Shilo that gaits slow, or
medium, or fast.
have Shilo (Keb Mo on your website) and Pecos Bill join our family here in
Columbus, Montana.
Shilo is the most wonderful horse for me that I could ever imagine being a
riding partner with. As an experienced rider he has all the spirit and forward,
elegant movement that I could ever ask for, yet his personality is so kind and
loving. Many horses that have as raster to vector conversion service much spirit as Shilo would be hard to handle,
but you have done such an incredible job of imprinting and training him with
love that he is as close to perfect as anyone could ask for. It is amazing that he
is only 3 years old and so sweet and gentle, yet has so much spirit. You were
right on when you said Shilo has a wonderful mind.
Shilo's gait is as good as his behavior. He never has to be kicked to get into
his gaits, he glides like a boat on glassy water, and will go and go like the
EverReady Bunny until you ask him to slow down. He has never once broken
into a gallop, and I am honoring my promise not to gallop him until he is older.
But, who needs to gallop when you have a horse like Shilo that gaits slow, or
medium, or fast.