Formerly Parrett Mountain Gypsies
Breeding Tradition for Tradition......
Our Gypsy horses will fit a variety of needs from the show ring to trail riding. Importing the highest quality stock from England to the Northwest is just the tip of the iceberg. All of our Gypsies receive the best care and feed to ensure a healthy horse from the inside out and have plenty of references to back it up:)
Check out our BLOG page as I put updated events along with stories and almost daily posts on our Facebook page! ALL of our stock is/will be registered with the Gypsy Horse Registry of America. Sometimes they are also registered with the TGCA. We strive to keep our website updated as much as possible. Photography is a hobby of mine and I take pride in keeping current photos of most of our Gypsies (we keep a few hidden gems to ourselves) on our website. One thing we are not big on is showing in breed shows, we dabble in it, but it boils down to paying for someones opinion. There are very few judges in the states that recognize quality and Gypsy conformation. Jack and I have worked extremely hard to build one of thee BEST Gypsy herds in AMERICA! We take great pride in the care we give our horses and the handling they receive before they leave for their new homes. We are firm believers on transparency from any behavioral issues or any past health issues. We also offer a ONE YEAR HEALTH guarantee with any foal we breed! That is how confident in the horses we raise and the care that goes into it.
A Traditional Gypsy can excel at anything, you just gotta have the heart. That is our big focus, heart! We spend a lot of time with our horses outside the farm, from horse camping, driving, dressage showing, trail obstacles, elk hunting, beach riding, and local public events. This to us, is the best judge you can ask for!
Breeding is an art, not everyone is an artist.
Happy Trails...
We have a fantastic new drone that is gonna be wonderful for getting lots of videos! This was Jack's first go at it for evening grain feeding. All our Gypsies get a vitamins, fresh ground flax seed, rice bran oil, and some Hilton herbs. Jack also grows our own hay and bales it. We buy alfalfa from a wonderful couple in Eastern Oregon. The mares are fed additional supplements that meet the needs of the growing baby in their last 3 months of pregnancy and after foaling till the foal is weaned. I take proper nutrition seriously and never skimp when it comes to quality care for the horses. Enjoy a tour of some of Kohls Cobs on a winter evening. If you're in the area, we would love to offer you a tour when we are available.
