Links to Farms and Publications
Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage Society
Visit us often for updates to our sales pages, read our newsletter, and meet our Founders and fellow Heritage Breeders!!
Carbonado Farm - Laurel, Montana
Austin Turley is a friend of mine and a fellow Heritage Walking Horse breeder. He has some very nice horses and uses
them in field trials all over the west and Canada.
Friends of the Sound Horse
FOSH is working hard for the betterment of all gaited breeds. Also, from this website you can access the list of Horse Protection Act violators.
Canadian Walking Horse News
This website is dedicated to the plain shod Walking Horse in Canada. Walking Horse News is a great magazine that's been in publication for 27 years. One of the articles featured is the "From Foundations to the Future" series by Franne Brandon.
Walking Horse Journal
This is a good magazine promoting the flatshod using horses. Great stories from every day people and trainers!
Pleasure Gaits Tennessee Walking Horses
Sandra van den Hof is one of the few TWH breeders in Europe. She is keen on promoting the breed all over the European continent. Based in Belgium, Sandra promotes, imports, breeds, trains, and sells Tennessee Walking Horses with old bloodlines for what they are originally bred for.
S&D Stables - Scott and Dena Plendl
Scott and Dena are located in western Iowa near LeMars. Dena grew up with Walking Horses in Washington State and showed for her Aunt, Bobbie Clark. Dena and Scott presently breed and raise Quarter Horses on their farm. Dena's roots are still with Walkers and she is taking in horses for training. She is a sound trainer and I'm very pleased with the results of her work with King so far.
Hickory Creek Collies
Located in Jackson County, Wisconsin, Hickory Creek Collies is a family run farm specializing in excellent puppies that
make great family pets. For your perfect equine companion dog, check out Hickory Creek Collies!!
TWH Utah
This site has links to many farms
www.wisconsin-horse.com
This site lists breeders and other resources for horse folks in the Midwest.