Luna Llena

Luna Llena
2005 Chestnut 15.2+ American Warmblood mare
Champion Filly at her Inspection
Champ at breed show
German Oldenburg Verband - Approved for breeding

SOLD - CONGRATULATIONS TO NANCY T. IN ILLINOIS!

Born May 23, 2005, we call Luna the Walkabout Station greeter because she's always the first one to greet the horse trailers that are coming, runs across the field to say goodbye as they leave and loves to greet (human) strangers who may come to visit. Her "look at me" personality drew us to her the first time we saw her in Flagstaff, Arizona as a yearling (pictured below).

For Utah Too	First Class	Furioso II
		Chinchilla
	For Utah	Argus
		Utah
Majestys Delight	Majestic Man	Majestic Prince
		Kymillo
	Senora Derecho	Mr Right
		La Macarena

October 12, 2009 - Luna Llena by For Utah II out of a TB mare was approved for breeding and placed in GOV's PSB II! This athletic, attractive chestnut mare, "Luna" was bred by Judy Weiss of Belly Acres in Flagstaff, AZ.

Luna loves attention ... a people pleaser with a great work ethic. She is flexible, athletic, brave with three solid gaits ... up to date with all her shots, farrier and worming ... ready to go to her next competitive home!


Luna at her GOV Inspection October 12, 2009	Luna hind shot	All grown up and looking good!

Nice stride!	Looking good!	Relaxing after the inspection!

Luna is very athletic, curious, flexible and brave ... and loves free jumping! After 10 months of professional training, Luna is ready for about anything. There are photos below (right side) of her full brother, Flag, who is currently at the O'Connors in Florida. The family resemblance is amazing!

January 2, 2009 - Luna is back after being gone for 10 months. Luna has been in training with Susie Wiedman, USDF gold medalist and licensed USEF “r” judge, of Ovation Farms in Sanford, NC. Well done, Susie ... we're so glad that you agree she's an amazing mare. Here she is fresh off the trailer from North Carolina ... a little sweaty since it was 50 degrees colder when she left NC than when she arrived 15 hrs later in Texas! Click on Luna's photo (left) for larger view.

Pictured (right) is Luna's full brother, Flag, who is currently in Florida training at the O'Connors. Look at the family resemblance, amazing, eh? They may not be big (15.3) but they're mighty ... and truly make up in "heart" and personality what they don't have in height! Click on Flag's photo (right) for larger view. A big thanks to their breeder, Judy Weiss of Belly Acres Farm in Flagstaff for sharing Flag's photo.

February 7, 2008 ... Luna is in North Carolina just starting her training ...
first off to be gently broken to saddle, bridle and then onto Susie Wiedman for her formal education! Luna is just so smart, feisty and beautiful even after being in the trailer for over 24 hours!


Our little Walkabout Greeter Our visitor is 18.3hh - June, 2007	Luna will turn 3 yrs old in just 3 more months! February, 2008	Flashy redhead arrives in NC!