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Streakin Lil Wayne | AQHA | Barrel Racing | Stallion Promotion
"Streakin Lil Wayne" by A Streak Of Fling out of Lady Bug Biankus (1D barrel/pole winning mare, full sibling to Wrangler Biankus) FUTURE FORTUNES STALLION!
•Streakin Lil Wayne is FUTURE FORTUNES
•100% color producer in 2017
•In training and PIF to BFA Juvenile and $lot
•Sired by A Streak of Fling
•Out of proven 1D barrel mare, 19 second pole horse, she is proven producer.
•Dam is full sibling to Wranglers Biankus, BBR 1D Shootout Champion/American Qualifier
PUT SOME COLOR IN YOUR HERD
Lil Wayne is 15 hands, straight and compact. Mind and talent. Looking forward to a bright future with this colt.
Contact Red Hot Running Horses for more info.
Anelise & Addy | Keller Photographer | Equestrian Portraits
Anelise won a gift certificate I donated to the North Texas Fair Horse Show. Her session was scheduled they day after she returned from the Texas State 4H Horse Show. All recommend doing sessions following a show since your horse is clipped, cleanand tired. Addy was well- behaved, but still very attentive. Both were great to work with.
Anelise and her horse Addy ride under the guidance of Kimberly Young of Fancy Pants Ranch in Keller Texas.
Olivia & Alphie | Equestrian | Aubrey Equine Photographer
Olivia's mom contacted me to photograph her daughter, Olivia and Olivia's horse, Alphie. She also wanted some images of Alphie to use as wall art in her home. She has seen some art pieces that she loved, but wanted their horse rather than someone else's horse hanging in their house. I thought that was a wonderful idea. Olivia competes regularly in North Texas Hunter Jumper shows with Alphie. We did her equestrian portraits as well as Alphie's equine photos where he is boarded at KB Ranch in Aubrey Texas.
Rachael | Equestrian Portraits | Kansas
I did Rachael's portraits with her horses; Merida, Bentley and Willa at her family's farm near Russell Kansas. There farm was in a beautiful part of Kansas and was in a very peaceful location. There was one of coolest barns I have ever seen. A old stone barn converted into a unique rustic show barn. I was greeted by Rachael and her many pug dog, her mom called her the "pug whisperer." She had all three of her horses ready to go as well as getting herself ready. She showed a few locations that she thought would work for photos. A pasture by the side of hill, a tree-lined arena and alfalfa field. It was slightly overcast and all worked perfectly. One of my favorite photos from the session was a candid of Rachael leading 2 of the horses with a handful of tack and several of her pugs tagging along. It summed up her hands on approach and hard work ethic perfectly. Personally I would of tripped over a leadrope or something if I tried to handle all that.