home to Jeff, Bea,
and Ashley May and our appaloosa show horses. We take pride in breeding,
raising, starting, and showing our world-class stock.
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Our broodmares have outstanding pedigrees,
conformation, and personalities. They are daughters of Dandy Zippo, The Miracle Chip, and Hot Chocolate Chip. Extensive research
is done to find great stallions to potentially produce the best all-around
and western performers. Previous stallions included Impulsive Zipper, Dandy Zippo, The Radical Hour
(AQHA), Radical Revolution (AQHA), and Zips Strawsam MMR.
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Our broodmares are bred using AI and stay
at home in order to get the best in nutrition, exercise, and overall care
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The resulting foals are handled daily and
allowed to run and enjoy being a baby horse
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They are ponied and longed starting as
late weanlings until they are ready to be trained under saddle; currently
we have two 2 year-olds being trained with Mergaert Performance Horses
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The horses are then finished and then
trained by the Mergaerts until they are ready to show in regional Appaloosa
Horse Club shows and at the ApHC National and World Shows. They
are for sale with the hope of seeing them perform at these shows.
You can find us
working on our 10-acre property just outside of Bangor,
PA, which is about an hour from both New York City and Philadelphia. We bought our place with
the help of realtor Randy Miller, whom we highly
recommend to anyone who is looking for horse property, business property,
or house, in Pennsylvania.
Please e-mail Jeff May or call us at
610-588-0326 if you have any inquiries about our young horses. We have lots
of pictures that are routinely updated.
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“Mocha” is a beautiful and big
weanling filly who is extremely friendly and gentle. Her sire, Radical
Revolution (AQHA), a World Champion in Senior Western Pleasure,
is a big bodied 16 HH stallion, and it looks like Mocha will also have size
and body (just look at that rump!).
At the end of August Mocha began her
in-hand training over rails and through water, as well as moving forward
and stopping. She is proving to be a smart filly with a willing
attitude.
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