AMBER		Windchaser, barn name Amber is a American Bashkir Curly, registered with the International Curly Horse Organization (ICHO).  The first horse owned by Summers Creek and is unique as they come.  With only a little over 4,000 registered Curly horses, check out the Bashkir History Link to learn more about the history and characteristics of this rare breed.
BOOMER		Leo's Two Eyed Boomer, barn name is Da' Boom is a American Quarter Horse, registered with the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) and the Foundation Quarter Horse Association (FQHA).  Boomer is our standing stallion at Summers Creek.  To read more about his background, check out our stallion page.
LIBBY		Valaras Liberty, barn name is Libby, she is 7/8 Arabian, registered under the Half Arabian Horse Association (AHA).  Libby recently gave birth to a colt on 4/16.  Check out this handsome boy on our babies page.  She is a great mother, very affectionate and sweet.  Libby has found a home that she can be happy in for a long time to come.
DUSTY		Dusty Roads, barn name Dusty, Dusty-Magoo, Dusters.  He is an American Paint Horse.  Unfortunately the breeder, bred him without ownership papers for the Stallion, so chances are we will not be able to register him.  We were lied to, imagine that in the horse world?  We gelded him, so now he spends most of his time playing with his brother Boomer.
FRIENDS		Horses come and go, horses just like friends.  Life is short and we are lucky enough to cross paths, maybe even long enough to have them know you.  This Gallery is dedicated to the memories of some special horses that we have had the privilege of knowing..
BABIES		Three Babies have been born on our farm since we started in 2004.  Nothing is quite as exciting as the anticipation of seeing a baby for the first time.  The color, the markings, the gender, the cute little nay's.  Check out this gallery.
FARM		Summers Creek, no matter what season, this galley reflects some of the beauty that my family, friends, and horses share.
FAMILY		Our friends, family, dogs and chickens.  Yes, I said chickens.