Meet Breeze
Breeze 2020
October 2020 Jaime would go to see Breeze and Blaze prior to adopting them.
Breeze 2020
Brave boys going to the trailer transport provided by Jaime's friend Diana Shaffner of Good Acres Sanctuaries.
Breeze 2020
Loaded and ready to go to their new home!
Breeze 2022
As you can see, Breeze is quite stunning. Even though he is very playful, friendly, and gentle. He has a surprisingly deep nicker for such a bubbly personality. He also has a "silly" nicker that he greets me with when I'm running late almost as if to say, "Glad you could make it!"
He loves hugs around the neck and will wrap you with his gorgeous neck to hug back when given the chance. Although he is still a horse of course, he is not nearly as fearful as he used to be. He is a cinch to saddle and continues to make progress being ridden.
Breeze 2022
He still loves to eat. His bucket must be firmly attached or he will manage to get it loose.
Breeze 2022
My goal was to ride Breeze and Blaze by the time they were three years old. My friend Diana Shaffner came by to help me with another issue and I decided to try that day. Well, wouldn't you know it? Easy Breezy just took to riding easy as pie! True to his name. We are practicing two or three times a week and are now riding a little outisde the corral! Such a blessing to have a gentle and funloving horse like Breeze.
Breeze 2023
Caught this moment as my Easy Breezy followed me up to what we call "the home pasture." Stunning is what comes to my mind. God is amazing to make such beautiful animals!