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Hi Yvonne. Saw your message on Canadian Horse e-group & took a visit. Your website is very well put together, haven't checked it all out yet, but enjoyed what I've seen so far. Look forward to your messages on the list as well. We still have not found our 1st Canadian yet, but have put the word out, what we want, so hopefully we'll have our first Canadian soon, and will REALLY start to understand why you are all so taken with this fantastic breed. Best regards, Melody (& Tommy) Robichaud

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Yvonne, I love the holiday greeting picture. Also, I find your website very informative and helpful. Angela

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THIS IS SO COOL! YOU PROBABLY LIVE LIKE 2 MINS AWAY FROM ME! WHERE IN CHERRY CREEK DO YOU LIVE?????????

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Hey Yvonne! Thought I'd sign in as I always seem to end up here! Danny looks terrific-I checked out his picture.

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I first encountered a Canadian horse on a working cattle ranch in Taos, New Mexico. His conformation and manners stunned me, and I had to learn more about them. Until this moment I had never even known that this breed existed, and hopefully I'll encounter one again someday. This is a beuatiful web-site, and it is encouraging to see that so many people are interested in them.

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I just wanted to say I love your sight and,up intill about 2 weeks ago I had no idea about the back ground of the Canadian,and I think its great what your doing. I run my own riding school and we are leasing 3 of our schooling horses,one was sent to us and we call him Buddy,now I know he is at least 80% Canadian and from the moment I laid eyes on him I think I fell in love. Never in my encounters with any type of horse in this industry have I foung one like my Bud,now I have only known this horse for 3 months but the more time I spend with him the more I love him,he would sit in my lap if I let him,he will stand thier hugging me for ever,and I have never seen a horse get so attached to people and other horses in my life,the only problem with that is we had our first show last weekend and Bud and his friend were in the same classes and they rode side by side the entire time and we could not get them seperated,witch wasnt exactly what we wanted,but we did end up the center of attention and many people were quite taken with Bud we had alot of questions about him,I have a question maby you can help.We have a major problem with Bud talking way to much every one thaught he was a stud he yelled the entire day is this tipical of Canadian geldings or is it maby he was gelded a little later on in life hes arround 9 years old?? Please email me and let me know if all of this is normal behaviour for this breed. Thankyou

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I've never seen a site for Canadian horses befor!! This is cool!

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I just wanted to say I found your site wonderful. This past June I started riding a 4 y/o Canadian/Standardbred cross. While he is more nervous then the horses you described here, I have to say he has a wonderful mind and once he has confidence in a person he'll trust you forever. I absolutely love them (we have his half brother at our barn too, who seems to have the calmness you describe as a characteristic of the breed). Everyone who has contact with these 2 horses are very impressed and I think the breed will become more and more popular in the future. Goodluck with your breeding!!!