We will have some pony foals this summer from my 10.2 hand amber champagne appaloosa stallion and my pony mares. We don't have a pasture full so these foals get the full round of care and attention that includes good manners and more ground work than most yearlings have by the time they are weaned.

The gaited ponies are out of registered Missouri Foxtrotter mares and are registered with the MFTPR. They will run 12 to 14 hands and are a gaited breed.

The non-gaited pony foals will be out of my awesome little 11.2 hand loud appaloosa pony mare, Sheena. Her foals mature smaller, in the 11 to 12 hand range and will be appaloosa spotted. Her foal by our stallion last year was classic champagne appaloosa and he now lives in South Carolina and he loaded up into the semi trailer for his ride to his new home like a pro, sharing his ride with TB's, WB's and Gypsy Vanner's. He knew he was special.

We are located in the heart of the Ozarks in SW Missouri and we LOVE our ponies. We also raise a couple gaited mules a year from our MFT mares and mammoth jack. You can email me at smoothmule@gmail.com or respond here.

We will also have 1 foal this year from my Straight Egyptian Arabian mare by a Friesian stallion. I bought her in foal and this is her second foal by this stallion. After she foals she will be bred to my little champagne pony stallion for a sport type pony, if champagne colored this will be one very outrageously awesome foal and very, very unique and rare! This mare is unbelieveable and a must see, very typey yet built for performance. I can only dream and imagine the pony foal she will produce and expect a 12 to 13 hand pony, Perfection!

Straight Egyptian Arabian mare? Please tell me more about her!! I am very fascinated with the sE's and have been researching and studying and visiting farms and breeders since January. I know she's not for sale, but I'd love to know more about her, her pedigree, pics, any info you're willing to share. Thanks.

Do you have any mules for sale?