Triple D Paints

When your husband is the local route mailman, he gets around the country roads taking in everyone's operations. One day he came home telling of this well built colt who was still on mom and proclaimed, "One day I'm going to own that horse".  I pretty much figured it was a pipe dream.  However before the year was out, that bald face/blue eyed colt was standing in our yard.  This marked the beginning of some amazing rides that we had never experienced for our son Brandon.  Owning a show horse over a ranch horse gave us success in the show ring we only dreamed about.  This colt is of the first crop from Hustlers Gold Temon-AKA-Rafe.  That first year Brandon brought home Reserve Champion at the NE State 4-H Horse Show in YLL.  What a feeling of excitement and accomplishment! As our son began the two year old training of Reggie, the lessons and training were nonstop and the personality of this colt fit so well with Brandon.  His temperament was amazing and it gave a confidence to our son to press on making them champions many times in the coming years.  Brandon was asked to show Reggie's half sister [Sheza Gold Star] in YLL at State, which was a near perfect run putting them in first place.  He also pulled in first place in her two year old year in Lunge Line as well.  He was able to own another colt out of Rafe and prepared him for YLL for the State Show.  He again was able to garner first place with Rio that year giving him another trophy to add to his collection. There are testimonies of these horses in so many ways.  It is impossible to list all the positives, but when you can put your neighbor's nine year old daughter on your two year old and the horse seems to know it, that makes pretty high marks in my book.  She was able to show county fair with Reggie and pull home three trophies for her beginning show career.  We have had all ages of young kids ride both of our colts. Every single time Reggie [5] and Rio [2] have given their very best behavior showing they are safe and trustworthy with any rider. The personality our horses naturally makes us smile and we are certain they will always be part of our lives.  It's been an amazing ride and we know there are many more to come.

Thanks,

Amy Burruss