Windt im Wald Farm
Geauga County, Northeast Ohio
since 1995
Windt im Wald Farm Makes its Third Appearance at Demo
Days at Tractor Supply Company in Chardon! April 9, 2005
Allyson Gutowski, age 7, from
Chardon, Ohio, is a natural! Look at her relaxed body! Perfect
job, Ally!
Tractor Supply Company's Frank
finally got to ride a wild and crazy Arabian horse! Your
feet were perfect, you were loose and relaxed, and Tsammie's
perked ears tell us that she loved you, too.
Taylor Coss, age 9, of Mentor
demonstrates a nice straight back and perfect position of her
hands! Another born natural!
Tricia McCullogh demonstrates
that she has ridden before. Look at the beautiful straight back
and the good positioning of the reins!
Carlie Reigard smiles her
appreciation.
Chassidy Brown of Newbury
knew quite a lot about horses.
Seven-year-old Emma West of
Chardon took her ride very seriously. Good work, Emma!
Ashley Shahan, 10, of Mantua
smiles for the camera.
Emilie Miller told us that
she once owned a Morgan horse. Can you tell how happy she is?
Scott Ervin did a great job
of mounting up. You did everything quite well, Scott.
This little guy wanted no
part of a free pony ride, but he did give Tsammie a pet.
Alyia Humphreys, age 3, of Mentor, makes a pretty picture while
her dad looks on.
Danielle Grady sits nice and
straight!
Danielle Grady, age 6 1/2,
of Rome poses with Supreme Tsamaz.
Tom Jones of Windt im Wald
Farm takes Tsammie for a stroll in the busy parking lot of Tractor
Supply Company.
In spite of snow,
wind, ice, and power and telephone outages just the week before in all
of northeast Ohio, TSC's Demo Day on April 9, 2005, was blessed with
mild, sunny weather. Lots of folks stopped by to say hello. Many of
you enjoyed copies of The Country Critter Journal from northeast Ohio
and The Horse Country Directory from western Pennsylvania. Diane and
Tom Jones provide both papers with a breed story and a horse picture
to color. If you enjoyed the story and the coloring picture, let
us know!
When we arrived at 11 AM curious families were already asking why we
were there and how long they might have to wait before they could enjoy
a free "pony" ride on an Arabian horse named Tsammie. Tsammie works
without a bit or a bridle and she has no fear of anything or anybody
on any size wheels: lawnmower, motorcycle, ATV, car, tractor, truck,
trailer, bicycle. She has had tons of experience, and she NEVER loses
her cool. That is why we bring her at the invitation of TSC's manager,
Frank, and TSC "horse-loving" employee, Kelly, to share with children
and families. Many are pleasantly surprised at how quiet and sensible
she is!
We were pleased that Tsammie enjoyed the company of humming alpacas,
cute miniature goats, two mighty Percheron draft mares, and all the
mechanized four wheel toys from inside TSC! It looked like a real farm
in the parking lot of TSC!
Hope to see all of you in Chardon again really soon! Stop by to say
hello and get the tour of the parking lot aboard Supreme Tsamaz.
