Old West Performance Horses
Home Sale Barn Jake Training Foals
Friends & Family
Cowboy Church: www.connectingtrailsministry.com
In addition to all the horses, we have....
Jackson William, who guards the barn
Gus Webster Violet
Beelie and Puffy (Peterbald cats)
Thanks to Ron and Jay Davis of www.kremlincats.com for blessing us with these awesome cats.
Grandson Zack Burger helping Mikey show off his Halloween costume.
Grandson Julian Valleroy arriving at his 1st day of kindergarten
Mommie and daughter (Teres and Sharlee Walters) came over for a "play-day".
Shane Frey and Barney, sharing a good book
Nalen Logsdon riding Isabella
Titus Pinnell at 20 years of age.
Titus recently slipped away gently, and left his family and many friends with
both tears and smiles. Titus was a gem, and his parents, Kathy and Russ Pinnell will miss him tremendously.
Wally Scott, an 11 year old Collie, passed away and his family,
Nancy and Chris Scott of Bowling Green, KY. and all his friends are missing him so very much.
Wally was an avid collector...paint brushes, tools, rags, boxes, or anything else that was left unattended.
He was very friendly and lovable, as anyone can tell by those big soft eyes.
On July 26th, Heaven received a true blessing in the arrival of Millie Webb.
Millie, a 7 yr old Bull Mastiff was a true light and joy in Pam and Robert Webb's life
...and to all who knew and loved her. You will be missed, Sweet Girl.
Pam & Millie in their Easter bonnets Webb Family at the beach Millie's last picture
Our newest grandson! Born 6.17.08
Jacob Cameron Poynter
Parents are Kelly and Jana Poynter, and big brother is Noah
Grandson Noah Poynter...with Desitin and without
Ambrosia Sunshine and her 'whole family'
Our granddaughter, Jessica Valleroy,
In Honor and Memory of a great friend...KING WIMPY MATADOR
On November 26, 2007, King's physical presence was taken from us all by colic, along with other complications. Our prayers and our sympathy go to King's owners, and our dear friends, Neil and Kelly Lamastus www.neilnk.com . King had an extended family, which we are proud to have been a part of. He returned all the love he was given...and then some. King was one of the few horses who have made permanent imprints on our lives. He taught us more than he learned from us, and we will never forget him. We know that his spirit is running free on the Lamastus farm in Rockfield, Kentucky, bringing comfort and hope, along with blessed memories to all those who will forever love him.
Thanks for the memories...we Love you, boy!