This section is dedicated to Sunny

This section is dedicated to Sunny's babies. We will add each one as they are born.

The count is up to 13

2 Buckskins, 1 Cremello, 8 Palominos

and 2 Smoky Blacks.

What is funny is that there are 10 fillies and 3 stud colts! He's a Palomino filly producing stud!

This solid Smoky Black filly is out of Gen's Hard Cash a wonderfully bred mare. Dixie and her foal are now owned by Anne Frank and live in Northern California. She was a hard mare to give up but it had to be done as she did not like the dry desert heat. Anne has told us that this filly is for sale for $1,500.

This beauty is out of Wind D.'s Bay-Lee Spirit and owned by Tim Hall of Sierra Vista, AZ. We sold Bay-Lee to Tim to start his breeding program. She is very dark with three white socks and a small lightning bolt star. Although she was early, she was up and running just hours old. She is truly being spoiled rotten. Contact Tim for purchase information.

This is Summer Wind's first foal of 2005 and what a foal she is. Her only white is a perfect star and her mane and tail. She was very dark at birth and being that her mother is a bay, we feel she will continue to be dark. When we have her blood typed we will have her tested for the Agouti at the same time. Check out her pedigree, we think you will be impressed. Her mother, Dangerous Jane, is by the Great Gen's Armed and Dangerous, #1 producing sire for 2004. She seems to be a keeper!

Another first... Sunny's first buckskin foal... This is the second out of a registered Pain mare and Sunny. Their first was a beautiful Palomino stud colt with paint markings like his mama. This beauty is a solid buckskin, no white. She is something else. Plans are being made for a third breeding.

Penny is another first for Sunny, his first Smoky Black. Since he does not carry an Agouti gene, he will throw an occasional Smoky Black. We feel one out of nine foals (mare colors: 4 Sorrels, 1 Black, 2 Bays, 1 Palomino and 1 Apricot Honey Dun) are very good odds of not getting a Smoky Black. This filly's mother, Spirit Escapade is one of our best producing mares. She is exceptionally well bred and moves like the wind. You won't be finding this filly on our For Sale page as she was sold one week after she was born. With quality like her's, they don't last long.

This is another happy owner of a beautiful Palomino filly. Her mother is an unregistered Quarter Horse Apricot Dun. We have yet to see this beauty, but her mama, Alta can't quit bragging on her. She is a real beauty.

Well, there has to be a first for every stud and Thriller is Sunny's first Cremello Foal. She too was imprinted at birth and handled daily, but she is a real pistol. She has a mind of her own and knows how to use it. The only white on her is a small star. Her sweet blue eyes bring you in close enough for you to almost touch then she bolts off saying catch me if you can. She is Sunshine's first foal and boy they outdid themselves.

Thurston (aka Joker) is the second foal for Ebony. Her first was Paco, a Smoky Black colt seen on our Sold Page. We were really pleased to see Ebony was not homozygous for the black gene by producing a Palomino colt. Ebony is a daughter of our foundation mare, Gen's Royal Lady. This colt was more imprinted than any other foal we have had thanks mostly to Jane Stiteler of Second Chance Arabians, Pintos and Paints. She came every day to play with Joker (the barn name she gave him) and help out while Ken was in Iraq. He too can be seen on our For Sale page.

If you think Lovey is tall, then hold everything. Professor is two months younger than Lovey and his rear is as high as her's. His 1/2 sister, Chance's Favorite Spirit (Goldie) just turned two years old March 2004 and stands 16 hands. He is a very sweet natured colt, well imprinted and ready for ground training. He is an excellent stud prospect as his mama, Spirits Favorite was a direct daughter of Pride's Favorite, one of the premiere sires of the walking horse industry. See more information on our For Sale page.

Lovey is a stunning Palomino Filly with great movement. She was imprinted at birth and handled daily. Her mama, HSM Final Affair (see mare page) a mere 16.3 hand mare, is very well bred. Lovey clips, loads into a horse trailer and backs out, stands for the Farrier and leads anywhere you want to take her. Lovey can also be seen on our For Sale page. She is one beautiful filly.

Buster is bred, owned and loved by Jill Nelson of Sierra Vista, AZ. He was the first foal to be born in AZ (he beat Lovey by a few days). He is proof of what a well bred Tennessee Walking Horse Stallion can do for other breeds. His mother is a registered Paint mare. If you put him with our foals, you would not be able to tell he was not full TWH. Jill, enjoy him, he is a good one.

We just received an e-mail from Jeanne Delaney informing us of the arrival of Sunny's newest daughter. Her comments are as follows:

My name is Jeanne Delaney; I live in Virginia and this past winter bought Handshaker's Battle Devine from Janet Johns. She was in foal to Chance's Are Gold, due May 12th. The filly was born May 8th; it is just perfect. She is the same color as Janet's filly but with more white; Devine is Spotted Saddle horse as well as TWH. The baby has diagonal socks up to the knee/hock and an additional ankle sock on other rear leg. She has a wide star which tapers to a pointed blaze. and a snip as well. Her only white spot is right above one hock, about nickel size. She is just exquisite and charming and moves like the wind already. I look forward to seeing the foals' pictures up on your website. Her name will be Shakers Chance to Dance; You are really going to be impressed with this new girl.
Best regards,
Jeanne

Sunny's first foal was born at 6:00 am April 21, 2003. She is a beautiful Palomino Filly. Proud owners are Janet and Perry Johns of La Grange, GA. Their phone number is 706-812-8981 and e-mail address is jejohns@bellsouth.net. Her mother is a direct daughter of Pride's Generator. She is a beautiful Sorrel with flaxen mane and tail. Check out her mama's pedigree, I think you will like what you see. Many congrats Janet and Perry.

Looky here at Sunny's first foal, Chance's Are Magic, aka Maggie at two months old. She is so beautiful that she is a steal for $2,000.00. Someone better contact Janet to grab up this beauty or it will be too late. At a price like that, she won't last long. I can assure you that Janet and Perry are honest and trustworthy people, after all, they