Weanlings For Sale
We wean at five months of age. All foals are imprinted at birth and handled daily. They are taught to lead, load, back up, and stand to have their feet handled. Foals will have a current Coggins test, be up to date on shots; including West Nile (at buyer's request and expense) 4-Way, and Tetanus. We have an annual vaccination program on our farm. We also worm every 6-8 weeks. Our purchase price also includes a basic pre-purchase exam, and health papers. International Health Certificates are not included and the buyer will have to pay for them. By the time these foals are weaned, they have had their feet trimmed several times.
Anyone purchasing one of our foals will be given our veterinarian's name and phone number and our farrier's name and number upon request. I will also supply you with names of satisfied buyers.
The 2010 foals have started to arrive!!!! Our first foal is a dandy colt by Society's Duke Allen!! Lucky foaled on May 27 and has a Duke colt, too. See down further on the page.
We also had a new sabino filly born on May 31 to Maude. See below for Maude's filly and Della's filly!!! I am all done foaling now!! WooHoo!! Four nice healthy foals!!
If you are interested in any of the foals, please contact me. The price will keep going up through summer. These are nice quality foals. We are not a mass producer of foals, we only have a limited amount each year so if you have your eye on any of them, don't wait!
Meet Society's Northern Lights, aka Sparky, by Society's Duke Allen, out of Scarlet Star Wilson. He was born at 1:30 AM on April 14. He is very friendly, comes up to have his face petted, whinnies at me the whole time I'm down in the shed with him. Just a real nice colt!! Priced to go at $1500. If you're looking for a nice horse for a field trial prospect or endurance horse, this colt might be your man!
The photo above was taken by my friend, Bev Rinke, on July 3. She and Rachel Hill visited from International Falls, MN and Fort Frances, Ontario, Canada.
Below left, Bev was on her cell phone wishing her daughter a happy birthday while Sparky listened in on the conversation. Right photo: Sparky is hanging out plotting his next move.
 
Below: we had visitors to the farm on June 9 and Sparky got to meet some kids. It was intriguing to him to see people eye level to him.
 
Left photo show Sparky and David having a conversation. Thanks, Karen, for this nice photo!
 
Left, Sparky is sneaking up on Christie. On the right, Sparky shows off his nice walking gait.
UPDATE: SPARKY IS SOLD!!! HE WILL BE GOING TO LIVE WITH KAREN & KYLE IN PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN AFTER HE'S WEANED!!
Cathy Guthrie was visiting Wisconsin from Arizona over the 4th of July holiday and stopped out with Nancy Bergman (her sister) to see the foals. Cathy and Sparky are in deep conversation !
My friend, Laura, stopped in today (July 18) and we walked out to see the horses. Sparky was taking a snooze and decided it was far too much effort to get up and properly greet a visitor so he stayed crashed out while Laura was petting him.
 
Meet NFF Society's NobleTraveler. Born on May 27, 2010, to NFF Angel's Lucky Star and sired by Society's Duke Allen. You can see how long this colt's legs are! He's going to be a tall horse. He will be priced at $1500 . More photos will be posted soon. He's four days old in these pics. I'm still looking for a name for him. Photos were taken on June 1 and 2. This is a nice colt with a lot of presence! Upper right photo was taken on June 9 by Karen!!
The photos of Traveler below were taken on June 27 when we had a group of visitors at the farm.
 
Below left, Christie visits with Sparky and Traveler while Ann and Karin look on. Below right, Ann and Traveler are having a chat.
 
 
These lovely photos were taken by Bev Rinke during her visit here on July 3 with Rachel Hill. I call the photo on the right "Traveler vs. Clover". He has a long piece of clover in his mouth that he was shaking around.
Below: naughty Traveler is chewing his mother's mane! She is a saint for the things she puts up with from this colt.
 
Photos below are a series. Rachel was sitting in the grass taking photos of Traveler. Watch the progression:
 
 
Rachel sent these pics that she took on July 3:
 
 
Look at me on July 18!! I'm getting so tall and I have a great case of Butt-in-the-air-itis right now!
UPDATE: Traveler has been sold and will be moving to Fort Frances, Ontario, Canada. He will one day be used as an endurance horse!!
Meet NFF Society's Miss Fiona. She was born on May 31 to Storm's Maude, sired by NFF Wilson's Society King. She's two days old in these photos. Will get better pics of her once she's
out on pasture. This lovely lass might be staying here at Northern Foundations Farm as a replacement for her dam some day. The photos below were taken in June.
 
 
The two photos below were taken by my friend, Julie Webster, when she visited on June 27:
 
These pics were taken on July 3. Fiona thinks she's just cuter than anything else out in the pasture. She is very much a girlie girl filly.
 
 
And all gorgeous girls need their beauty sleep!
 
Darn it, Sparky! Leave me alone, I need my beauty rest!
 
 
These photos were taken by Bev Rinke. Thanks for the great pics, Bev!!! This is Miss Fiona on July 3, 2010 and she's hanging out with a yearling filly, Carbonado's Fancy Chance. Lower right photo looks like she's saying "Look at me! I'm too cute".
 
On July 5, Nancy Bergman and her sister, Cathy Guthrie dropped in for a visit. Cathy was visiting from Arizona and wanted to see the foals. Below left, Cathy and Fiona have a meeting. Right, Maude and Cathy visit.
 
Below - Meet Society's Mustang Sally (at least I think that will be her name). Update: Yup, Mustang Sally is her name! She fits it perfectly. Remember the old Wilson Picket song:
Mustang Sally,
guess you better slow your Mustang down.
Mustang Sally, my baby,
guess you better slow your Mustang down.
You been a runnin' all over the town now,
guess I'll have to put your flat feet on the ground.
She was born to Ostella's Della Rosebud and sired by Society's Duke Allen. She was born on June 7, 2010. This is a BIG filly with a big motor. She has a beautiful rocking chair canter and when she comes down out of a run, she breaks down into a big bold head nodding walk. She will get out and cover some ground for you! She is being offered for sale, priced at $1500.00.
The photos of Mustang Sally below were taken on July 3 by Bev Rinke. Take a good look at her racing around the pasture and sing the song she's named after. :
 
 
 
 
 
Look at how much Sally has grown! These pics were taken on July 18th.
 
Sally coming to check out the camera in the left photo below. Right photo: showing off her cute tushie
 
What could be a better companion for your Heritage Walking Horse than a Hickory Creek Collie!!! My good friend, Melissa Moses and her family raise these beautiful dogs near Black River Falls, Wisconsin. Check out her website at: www.hickorycreekscollies.com. I grew up with a collie named Mike. We had him as our childhood companion for 12 years and he was a great dog. Collies make excellent family pets and great dogs around other farm animals.
 
I offer a payment plan for buyers: 10% down will hold the foal of your choice with monthly payments to be made until the foal is paid for in full. At weaning time (5 months of age), the foal should be paid in full and will be free to leave the farm once he/she has been weaned. If the buyer opts out of the sale, all payments received after thirty days will be refunded with the exception of the down payment. We also accept payments by PayPal, for your convenience.
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