| I just thought
you would like an update on how Anika is doing; Isn't it funny
how things go, from wanting to sell her earlier on, to now having
people contact me wanting to buy her, and I'm not at all interested
in parting with her. I took some nice photos of her a couple
of weeks ago and thought you might like an update.
Her calm and level headedness impresses
everyone that has anything to do with her, there are not many
people that come into contact with her that have not remarked
on her temperament and how lovely she is.
I am sending her off to get started in Feb
2010 and have a friend (as my time does not permit) who will
ride her. My friend also loves to show, so I have my fingers
quietly crossed that she may take her out and about. Will
keep you posted!
Rhonda
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We bought
our first Haflinger cross ( Florentine ) from Ancova Farm early
09. She is an exceptional mare with a beautiful calm nature
and has exceeded our expectations in her training. Well done
Ancova for breeding such wonderful ponies.
Monique |
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I just wanted to say hi, and let you
know how much I am enjoying having a foal to play with. Amber
Lace is just wonderful.
Robyn
(Proud owner of NZ's first "Hafaloosa" foal)
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The girls are so enjoying Lainey.
Our older one has finally found enjoyment in horses once again.
Lainey was so good for the farrier, she had a trim with no
problems at all. She is filling out rather fast! I have had
so many comments about her and have passed on your details
to several people.
Lisa
North Island
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Millie had
a colt early in the morning. I had a little trouble getting
her to stand still for him to feed (she kept walking in circles
trying to lick him!) but all is good now and he is strong and
healthy. I absolutely love him! Thanks so much.
Kind regards,
Sarah
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