Hazelrun Fly On
2011 Morgan Mare
Hazel is Cassie's Morgan that that she will be showing at First level in 2019. They were very successful in their first season last year, earning high points at multiple schooling shows and qualifying for the Morgan Grand National and World Championship show with an impressive 74% at Training level at the Sooner State Morgan Association show. At Grand Nationals they had a wonderful show and very good scores, but best of all, met some amazing people and gained valuable experience in the big ring . Hazel has foundation Morgan breeding and was bred by Kim Viker of Genetic Resources and purchased from Carrie Hazel's Hazelrun Morgans. She was started by Evan in 2016 and Cassie and Evan have done all of the work with her. While Hazel is not for sale we hope to have more quality Morgans available in the near future.
Doc
2013 Paint Gelding
Doc was sent to us to start in the summer of 2016 by his owner/breeder Bonnie. Evan started him and rode him for about 60 days. His owner realized that Doc had a lot of potential and she didn't have time to ride a young horse so she and Evan worked together with him quite a bit over the next two years and now Doc is here as Evan's new roping and Western Dressage prospect. Doc has always been a willing, quiet horse with a great attitude. We are planning on some Dressage and Western Dressage shows and Ranch Ropings this year. It is always fun to see what the young horses really like to do and Doc is a great project.
Texas Citizen
2008 TB Gelding
Tex was Cassie's 2015 Battle of the Xs horse for Remember Me Rescue. He was a very successful racehorse earning over $100,000 on the track before being selected by Remember Me as one of 12 horses to be used in the 2015 trainer's challenge. Cassie was chosen as a trainer and Tex was drawn to be her horse for the four month challenge. During the four month time frame we worked to expose Tex to anything and everything that he might encounter as an off the track horse. He was ridden Sidesaddle, trail ridden, shown, and enjoyed by our two little girls. At the end of the Battle Tex came home with us and is here to stay. He is a fun horse and has continued to develop even with inconsistant riding. He loves new challenges and Evan has been working on him with roping and riding around cattle.
