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This is to the person called Horse Lover that made the comments below in the next section. To: Horse Lover, You should understand the situation of the current hay shortage. I have switched my horses to pellet feeds and it takes time for the transition to prevent Colic. Pellet feeds are hotter feeds than hay and it takes time for a horse to adjust. I have lost 2 horses to colic while they were in someone elses care and I refuse to lose anymore. I am currently adjusting their feed levels to fit the individual horse and this also takes time. Next time you choose to jump to a conclusion, maybe you should get a little more information before you judge someone too quickly. Feel free to e-mail me with your concerns. I will not delete your comments because I feel that everyone has the freedom of speech. Check on my horses in 2 weeks and see if they look better as their systems adjust to the new feeds and feel free to comment. MustangerBill

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dear mustanger bill, I ahave seen your horses out at a ranch in Riddle. You should be ashamed to consider yourself a profesional. They are very skinny and unhealthy. You can see every rib on one horse and his hips bones are protruding out. A profsional horseman does not neglect thier horses!!!!

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so when are you getting more shirts and stuff out again i would like another shirt. i love you dad and i hope you got my message. if not happy happy birthday!!!

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Hi Bill, Mark Stangl put shoes on Andre, trotted him up and down the road and said he doesn't seem to be in any pain.  He said the horse is ready for training, and he seemed to quite like him.  I'm ready to have Andre come to you for 30 days of training, and will need some trailer exposure probably before he gets to go to your place. (We did find Forest Service Road 32 the other day on the way to Medford [it's just over the hill from the Douglas County line in Jackson Co.] and was covered with about 1 foot of snow. ) I just talked to a young friend who is a friend to the daughter of the former owner of Andre.  She said that Andre is NOT rideable; that he tends to run away with people, tends to rear up, and even fell over backward on a man who was riding him at the Milo Academy.   She also said that Andre had always had the split in his hoof.   That's all the news that I have from the former owner, at this time.   But you and I think he's trainable, right? Let me know when we  can get started on his training, okay? Alexis Proctor Ash Valley Ranch 254-378-9164 GnAProctor@direcway.com My first attempt 2/2/06 to send this failed, because I thought your "address" was for an email. I don't get it. What is a GlobalGuest? Who else besides you will be reading my message?

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I was in the hardware store today and picked up your brochure. So Cool. Checked out the website. Congratulations on your dreams manifesting. Looking forward to more photos that do not show up on the website yet, though promised by the tags of horse names and ranch titles. Working in this rain? Great photo of the corral and beauty of Red Mt. Valley.

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Hello my name is Jasmine and I wanted to know are you guess located in Newnan georgia when you get this e-mail me as soon as posible and I will need your phone #

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the site looks great dad. i hope that the training classes are doing good. email me. i have something to show you.

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Hello Visitors, I just wanted to Thank You for spending your time visiting our site and for signing our guestbook. We hope that we can help you solve your equine problems and we hope to see you soon.Mustanger