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Trotting wild stables 8 stalls avalable indoor heated areana.

08/07/2025
Thank you .. Tony for the wonderful surprise and my new equine... It is because of you and your generosity that I've dec...
04/05/2025

Thank you .. Tony for the wonderful surprise and my new equine... It is because of you and your generosity that I've decided to stay ...

17/02/2025
03/02/2025

Today's Breed and Discipline spotlight is on Curly Horses of the Midwest which you can see for yourself at .

While the exact origin of the American Curly Horse is currently being researched, experts know that Curly horses were found in North America in the 1800s and used as mounts by Native Americans. They were discovered by white settlers in wild herds of mustangs at the turn of the 20th century. There is also evidence of Curly horses living in South America.

Curlies are most commonly chestnut colored, but they can be found in every color from bays, blacks, and greys, to appaloosa and pinto markings. They range in all sizes and body types, and they may be gaited, but all Curlies carry a dominant gene for a unique curly coat of hair.

Many people who are allergic to horses can handle being around Curlies without any reactions. Thus, the Curly horse is the only known breed that can claim to be hypoallergenic.

These horses are known for their calm, intelligent temperament, friendly personality, and stamina. They are a very versatile horse and are used for ranch work, trail riding, pleasure riding, endurance, cart, and as sport horses.

For more information, visit the International Curly Horse Association, American Bashkir Curly Horse Registry or Curly Sporthorses International.

Meet some Curly Horses of the Midwest at the 2025 Midwest Horse Fair Pavilion Two- April 11-13, 2025 at the Alliant Energy Center, Madison, Wisconsin!




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8 stalls avalable indoor heated areana.

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