BF Denali
Black-Liver Colt
Born June 21, 2004
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Seen above at about 10 hours old.
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Seen above at 4 days old.
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Seen above at 2 weeks old.
Seen above with pasture mate, Fein China.
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Seen above at 1 month old.
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Seen above at 2 days before turning 3 months old.
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Seen above at 3 months old, at his AWS Inspection.
Denali wins the Silver Medal, with a score of 81% and receiving a Supreme ranking (only 4% of the horses receive this rank)!
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Seen above at 4 months old.
Click below to see a short video clip:
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Seen above at 23 months old.
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Seen above at 4 1/2-years-old, standing 16.3 hands tall.
We finally got Denali going under saddle, and he is doing great. He is very willing, learns fast, and has nice large gaits. I normally like to get my foals started at around 3 1/2-years-old, but unfortunately Denali had to wait until the end of 2008. Between a busy breeding season, and the loss of Denali's full brother, Pony Boy, Denali's first ride just kept getting pushed back. I introduced the saddle in May of 2007, and worked him in the round pen periodically, until November of 2008. That's when my good friend, Matt Boyd, offered to help me. He's done a great job, and Denali really loves him.
Denali is out of our mare, Pam's Easy Cupcake, aka Baby. We decided to keep Denali, since Baby was 17 when she had him, and we weren't sure if we'd get another foal from her. She's been my main riding horse, since she was 2 1/2-years-old, and the most comfortable horse I've ever riden. So, it was only natural to want a foal that was form my 2 most favorite horses; Baby and Donnermeyer. Denali has fullfilled every dream I had, and I am excited about our future together.
Denali is not for sale.
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Last updated May 20, 2006