I didn't leave for Thailand in 2010 until my 40-year-racking horse passed away naturally, and I'd already sold my last two TN Walking Horses. I found a home for my racking mule, so now I don't have any more horses

But I trained, rode, drove, did roping with, and jumped horses since I was eleven, in Haiti. My first horse was a Haitian mustang stallion and after that I bought an Akhal Teke throw-back mare, who could beat any horse in the valley.

In the US I had many breeds..Arabian, American White, Standardbred, etc., but finally settled on only gaited horses, once I moved to Kentucky..racking, five-gaited, TN Walking Horses, grade racking horses, etc.

Photos:
1.me jumping a log on my TN Walker, Banjo, near Soldier, KY.
2.Rabbit, my racking mule and my retired 40-year-old racking trail horse
3.Me driving Banjo on Daniel Boone National Forest access roads, near Morehead, KY
4.Me on my first Haitian mustang, a stallion
5.My kids skijoring with my son's horse, Black Jack on our Kentucky farm. My 8-yr-old daughter is riding him, and my son, on toy skis, was 11 years old.