Cloned Colony - Page One

Thoroughbred horses for sale Cloned Colony - page one SOLD! Go to Cloned Colony page 1, 2, 3 Return to Horses for Sale Home Page.
Cloned Colony and mom Sally schooling x-country fences. - August 20, 2005 Cloned Colony upon arrival at the farm January 9, 2005. Cloned Colony and his new mom Sally Thomas. February 22, 2005.	Cloned Colony and mom Sally. - May 31, 2005 Cloned Colony - SOLD! Foaled: March 27, 2001 Gelding 16.2+ hh Thoroughbred Dark Bay almost black Sound Well mannered, friendly and kind Eventing, Hunter/Jumper, Fox Hunt or Dressage prospect All photos on this Web site are copyright protected. Please respect the copyrights and do not use any photos from this Web site without written permission.

Cloned Colony Cloned Colony is our most recent addition. He has proven himself to be quiet and easy to handle. He enjoys the paddocks and does not get upset to be alone. Cloned Colony is very well bred with Pleasant Colony, Turkoman, Alydar, Hoise the Flag, Fleet Nasrullah, Nasrullah, Native Dancer, Hail to Reason, Raise a Native in his family. Current Training Cloned Colony is walking, trotting and cantering quietly right off-the-track. He has been out on our trails and has crossed the streams without hesitation. He has walked over logs and brush piles. He does not pull or get excited. He is trotting over ground poles and jumping small x-rails. Cloned Colony nickers at you when you walk by his stall. He loves attention. He is very laid back and kind. Update February 22, 2005 Cloned Colony has a new mom. Congratulations Sally Thomas on the purchase of this lovely boy. Update February 14, 2005 Cloned Colony is trotting over poles on the ground and jumping over small x-rails and single logs in the woods. He is a pleasure to ride and easy to train. -Elizabeth Update January 21, 2005 We did all kinds of new things last night... first, when I mounted him, he stayed very still with no sidestepping. Then he walked up the hill very relaxed compared to being tense the first time I rode him up three days ago. When we got to the arena we opened the gate and then closed it. We had not been able to do that last night. Once in the arena, he was also very relaxed... no head pulling to the left while on the right lead. We worked alot on bending at the walk on both sides but with more concentration on the right. He is very attentive to leg and will turn just with leg commands if you want him to. We cantered on both leads and he was good as pie. He came back from the canter to a relaxed walk. Then, I took him over the poles. At first, he tried to step out the side to avoid them but he never refused. After a few times, he was walking straight down the middle without a problem. The only thing we did not manage to do that we tried was to turn the arena lights off. He couldn't quite figure it out. Finally, we opened the arena gate to leave the arena. He was awesome and very quiet. He is very attentive and wants to please. He also remembers what he has learned on a previous ride. - "Friend of Bits & Bytes Farm" Lise Matt Go to Cloned Colony page 1, 2, 3 Return to Horses for Sale Home Page.	For more information & prices: Elizabeth Wood 770-704-6595 Please call for more information.