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* Horses with asterisk in front of their name were purchased as Prospect Horses directly from the track.

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Foxy Dixie was a Bits & Bytes Farm Prospect Horse. September 2005

Foxy Dixie was a Bits & Bytes Farm Prospect Horse. September 2005

Cheryl Knobloch and her daughter Linnea Boyce also purchased Alaskan Crown from Bits & Bytes Farm.

They are in the business of breeding "Thoroughbreds of Color". Visit Fox Haven Farm on the Web.

Foxy Dixie\

Foxy Dixie

 

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Foxy Dixie and Linnea. October 2005
Foxy Dixie and Linnea. October 2005

October 17, 2005 - FOR SALE. Visit Fox Haven Farm for more details.

Hi Elizabeth,

I rode Foxy for the first time two days ago, alone on a four mile trail ride. She is so nice, quiet, interested, and with a big swinging walk for a little girl.  She could care less about being alone.  I can't wait until we can start working her.  Going to start trot work in short spurts next week.  She is going to be so good. 

Teeny aka Cheryl

October 15, 2005

Foxy Dixie at home in Florida. October 2005
Foxy Dixie at home in Florida. October 2005

Hi Elizabeth and Barry,

Foxy is doing so well.  It took her 36 hours to decompress and relax.  She is out in our big pasture with 8 mares and has quietly assumed alpha position.  She gets fed first, and there were absolutely no issues with placing the first nose bag.  We will get on her for the first time on Sunday most likely.  She is a pocket horse; if we are out in the pasture for anything, she is there and begging for attention. Can't wait to get on Foxy; she is such a beautiful mover.

Bye for now,
Teeny aka Cheryl

September 29, 2005

Foxy Dixie and her new moms.

Hi Elizabeth and Barry,

Just a note to say we got home by 7:30 and got everyone fed just before dark.  Foxy had her ears working all the way home and was so glad to leave the trailer – quietly but expeditiously.  She is going to be so interesting.

Thank you both so much for your help and support.  We both wish we were closer so we could do more together.

Looking forward to our next encounter.  Thank you again for your assistance and friendship.  I value both so much – can’t begin to tell you how much.  Hope you get to see our place sometime.  Warm fuzzies.

Teeny aka Cheryl

Foxy Dixie and her new moms.

 

 


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