Equine Profile

A brief description of the horses we ride and
love so very much.

Scout (owner: Pam Jordon)

Well all I can say is this is a horse of many colors and many names. "Scout" came to me unexpectedly on March 28, 2010(my 60th birthday) My new horse (got Dec 09) "Victoria" did not like the drill , all she liked was trail. While at "Walking Tall Ranch" at a practice session, "Victoria" showed her dislike for the drill again. Leslie Atkins (owner of Walking Tall) told me she just brought in a horse from Tennessee for a prospective buyer and I could use him. Well that funny, little, kinda ugly spotted horse just went into the drill with no problem. Never been in the drill before but just went on with it. Leslie was my guardian angel and let me trade in beautiful Victoria for this funny looking, sweet horse. Well Scout (then named "Popeye") went home to Bellmead. When I registered him, I renamed him "Scout's Comotion Colors" , it was a fitting name. After seeing his papers, I saw he would not be 3 until August. Wow, a 2 1/2 year old did so well and was so sweet. For some strange reason, no one (including me) can remember his name. He has been called, Spot, Pigpen, Meatloaf, Hey you, Freckles, or nothing at all. Despite it all, he has been a blessing for me. What a great horse with a lot of potential and willingness. "Victor" (my drill horse) and "Scout" have gotten to be buddies (except lunch time). Now I have two great horses. "Scout" loves the trail too. Even after a bath, he still looks dirty with all the spots in white places. Thank goodness I love him for his personality and ability and not looks. We all have a great time in the drill. This is a sisterhood, not just a drill team. We help and love each other no matter if it is drill team stuff or just everyday life. We have trail rides, gatherings, exhibitions, competitions and shopping trips. Needless to say we have a blast and laugh alot. Come join the fun and companionship of fun, Christian ladies. Cowgirl up, Hang on Tight, Jesus Rides !

Victor (owner: Pam Jordon)

Hello, may name is Pam Jordon. I acquired a 15 hand (registered spotted saddle horse, I named "Victor Bowtie") in February 2009. I was looking to purchase a gaited horse from Cloud 9 Walkers. Sylvia Perry, Sara McMillan, and I went on a trail ride in the Ebinezier Forrest close to Jasper (we did 15 miles in 2 hours). I was riding "Lil Joe", Sara was riding" Vic" and Sylvia was riding a young horse we called "rocket" After the ride Sara said she would buy Vic if I didn't so guess what, I did and have never regretted it. Laura from Cloud 9 Walkers said he was 3 going on 4 years old and they just acquired him from Tennessee week before the day we rode him. Victor is so sweet and has a kind eye. Victor was a little slow doing the drill at the beginning but now really likes to keep going.

In fact he is really the "Clown" of the bunch. If he has to stay still for too long (more than 10 seconds) he starts to cross his front legs over and over again. Everyone laughs ! He loves attention and thinks the world is all about him. What a fun personality. Don't leave anything unattended or he will move it and try to take it apart. I don't think he knows he's a horse. He was thin and lanky when I got him but he has really filled out. Our vet Dr. Clark said he still has a lot of growing to do and he also said he is a "clown". Cathaleen's horse "Karumba" stays at our place and "Victor" and she have a love-hate relationship. They don't like to be apart but argue when together (like most marriages). This little Spotted Saddle horse has changed my life and gave me a whole new group of wonderful, close friends .I thank Sylvia Perry for introducing me to the gaited horse world. Before this, my world was barrel racing. This is a very close and joyful group of drill team members to be involved with. You ought to give us look, Come enjoy the gliding ride of a gaited horse. PS. Still love riding my barrel horse Rockin Man and running the barrels, so girls and guys, you don't have to give up your quarter horses, you can have both, just enjoy the differences in the ride. You won't regret it !!!!!!!!!

Dobie (owner: Sara McMillan)

Bo Jr’s Reflection came to me by mere divine intervention. Sylvia & I were in Shelbyville, Tennessee at the “Celebration” which is the finale for the year of the Tennessee Walker Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Assoc. I had just sold a Walker that didn’t fit me. I used the hotel computer to look for horses for sale in the area and found him near Huntsville Alabama. We drove down and gave him a look. I had told Sylvia I would only be looking for gentle, spotted, black faced, not too much white and not very tall. My first impression was yikes! He is so skinny, but was so sweet and gentle. I rode him and he didn’t gait too, well , but I was able to gait him some. We went in the creek , through the mud, over hill and dale and even stood atop a stump. I really started to forget how thin he was. The next day I called and made an offer. But of course there was this one little thing, we didn’t take a trailer with us. I called around and found a ride home for him on a van full of show horses. I think the guy thought I was nuts when he saw what I wanted transported. Well he survived the road trip and has put on some weight and keeps growing and growing. After two years and some special gait training at Walking Tall Ranch, Aubrey, TX I have a new drill horse who is beautiful, gentle , spotted, black faced, with a lot of white and very tall sweetheart I call “ Dobie”. (check out the ears)

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