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See
What a Hayhook Horse Can
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| Working
Horses |
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Justin throws a loop to make a catch to drag to the branding fire. |
Justin training three year old Touch of Velvet to rope. |
Bill
Perry ropes and holds a calf for branding. This is a first calf
roping for Cinnamon Twist a three year old filly. |
Bill gets another one for branding. |
We
pride ourselves on producing horses that are suited for using!
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| Packing
Horses
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Tex in beginning stages of packing training with two 2 year olds.
Boot Strap is the black being ridden and Latigo is being packed for the
first time.
At left Tex nearing a water crossing on the
South Fork of the Judith River in the Belt Mountains. He is riding
Hayhook Eclipse and Packing Hayhook Moon Dancer. This is a first
experience for both of these two year olds who are quietly adapting to the
new lessons.
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| Tex riding Cinnamon Twist and packing Boot Strap while
Justin rides Hayhook Touch of Velvet while leading Latigo under pack
saddle. Hayhook Touch of Velvet is also carrying Justin's
fishing rod, (note the long white pole attached to the saddle).
Burris Trail June 30, 2004. |
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July 1, 2004 finds Tex coming back up the Burris Trail
riding Cinnamon Twist and leading Hayhook Boot Strap under pack saddle. |
| Tex leaving the Initial Creek
Trailhead with a string of horses he is taking into camp for mountain
riding and training. |
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horses get many miles and hours in the wilderness of Montana. |
| Trail
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Ladies on the trail preparing to
return to camp after ride down the South Fork of the Judith River.
At left are Betty, Sheri and Starla. At right is Starla, a totally
novice rider, all mounted
and ready to head out on Hayhook Eclipse. |
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| These horses are well suited
for the task of carrying novice riders on easier terrain outside of the
wilderness. |
| Driving
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A special ride for a very special aunt from Washington. We enjoy
entertaining family and friends.
Tex driving Cayenne hitched to our doctor's
buggy that was manufactured in 1897. The buggy is of the concord
type which means that the springs are along each side rather than the
front and the rear of the buggy.
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Exceptionally
suited for a buggy, sleigh or wagon, these horses make quick time of any
trip. |
| Show |
Performance
in versatility or on the rail can be demonstrated in either Western or
English disciplines.
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