"Some say I have an addiction, others say that I am fortunate... I feel both are correct"... Marius
our site is dedicated to family and friends... its a personal endeavor.
Our small ranch is a home grown enterprise, formed out of a genuine love and affection of the horse. We are small in stature, but large on ideal and commitment to starting young horses for their eventual placement in fantastic homes. Having said this, we have worked primarily on Quarabs, the cross of Arab and Quarter Horse, but most recently made the decision to focus primarily on Friesians... back to my home country.
On our recent holiday and horse farm visit, we visited the town of Cochem, Germany on our way to France. The small town of Cochem sits on the Mosel river, which by itself was amazing, but the town and people were simply extraordinary.
We enjoyed grand accommodations and a wonderful time in this picturesque town. The town is noted for their castle, fine dining and wonderful atmosphere set on the Mosel River, which is certainly worth the visit.
pictured above, Marius with Dennis....yes we are a gay couple, who has the loving support of two grown sons, thirteen siblings of both, parents, extended family and friends. That said, we ask to be judged by character and deed, not orientation.
While traveling to The Netherlands on our scheduled equine trip, we made several side trips to Germany and France. Check out our horse farm visit, a visit with our breeding and training farm. Remember, that although we raise and train, we have the ability on importing quality Friesians.
A few photos from family in Holland
We support Hurman rights, NOT SPECIAL RIGHTS, JUST HUMAN RIGHTS! Please join us in signing the online Million for Marriage petition.
you might wonder why I would encourage your endorsement of an amendment to protect the institution of marriage... well, given that it was the claim of those supported prop 8, I too now want to endorse that protection. Let us now amend the constitution to make divorse illegal. Heck, that will do so much more to protect the institution of marriage.