Judd

Concho Doo is a dark bay Quarter horse.  He stands 16 hands.  Born in Arizona in 1987, Judd’s early career was in team roping.  He later worked as a trail rider, provided lessons and served as a heeling horse.  Judd’s claim to fame is his appearance in the Christmas movie Elf.  During filming of the movie, Judd was voted the most obedient and cooperative horse of the four acting horses.  Judd is always professional, always kind, and always willing.  He retired to Ryerss Farm in July 2007 and spends his days with Chrissy.

Kasey

Kasey’s Secret is a sorrel Arabian and Mustang cross.  Born in 1980, Kasey stands 14.3 hands.  During her career as a lesson horse, Kasey won numerous ribbons and won high point championship and New York State Fair many times.  Her sweet, gentle demeanor with people allowed her to touch the lives of many.  Kasey is very talkative and loves sweets.  She retired to Ryerss Farm in June 2008.

Kipper

Starfire Sparky is a blanket appaloosa.  He stands 15.2 hands.  Born in 1977, Kipper’s career includes pleasure riding, lower level dressage, hunter paces and parades.  On Halloween he was known to go trick or treating.  He retired to Ryerss in June 2002.  He is friends with Echo and Holly.

Laufen

Laufen, from the German verb meaning “to run” stands 16.1 hands.  Born on February 13, 1984 in Pennsylvania, Laufen was purchased at the age of five by her former owner.  With her former owner, Laufen began her career in eventing, starting at the Novice Level and eventually competing at the Intermediate Level.  She competed in the Radnor Hunt International Three Day Event in 1992 and 1994.  Traveling with her former owner to Vermont, Laufen took to the trails from 1996 through 1999.  From 1999 to 2001, Laufen fox hunted with the Cheshire Fox Hunt.  She retired to Ryerss Farm in September 2008.

Laufen was sired by Lanthan, a German Hanoverian Sport Horse.  Lanthan won many awards in the US as the only Warmblood to succeed at the Advanced Level in the demanding sport of Three-Day Eventing, including 5^th place in the CCI at Chesterland, 1^st place in the Mid-Florida Olympic Selection Trials and honors from the RHS.  Laufen’s dam, is Demon Dancer an American Thoroughbred, which raced for several years.