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Photographs of our horses

Open Fork Farm is committed to breeding good tempered, willing horses with a natural 4 beat gait that are suited for the trail or rail. But don't take our word for it. Take a walk through our horse world and see for yourself. All the horses shown here have been raised on the farm.

 Below is Monday Monday. 

As Good As It Gets

As Good As It Gets (C.J.) at work on the pond bank.

Wake Up Maggie

The ultimate mountain horse, Open Fork's Scarlett, Randy and Shelby at home.

Tuesday's Child

We can show and get a ribbon--a first place ribbon! Winning her 3 year old class at the 1999 RMHA International show, Tuesday's Child and Henry Elam.

As Good As It Gets as a Yearling in 2000

We can win in conformation!

Wake Up Maggie

Around the fence at home.

Smith's Lucky and Sam Simpson

This dynamic duo (shown with Brenda) won the 1997 World Grand Championship Showmanship class!  They had never seen each other before the day they went into the ring.

Slip Slidin Away

Ronnie and Slip Slidin Away on the trail

Weanlings in the field

We breed for wililng temperament, natural four beat gait and good conformation--and the color is what it is.  We believe what is important is to breed a good horse, and whatever its color, it will be just fine with us.

As Good As It Gets and Jerry Hampton

As Good As It Gets (C.J.) and Jerry Hampton were quite the team. We thank Jerry for all the work and love he put into an awesome horse.

Bull's Eye

Ronnie and Bull's Eye taking reserve grand champion at the 2001 Weanling Championship.

Monday Monday

Broken by a 17 year old boy.

The Boys

Shelby and Pap Pap get a trophy in leadline on Boo.

Ronnie, Brenda and Scruffy

Ronnie, Brenda and Scruffy

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