Prism Paints & Quarter Horses

Customer Notes

Skips Two Storms x Skippers Bluehoney

This filly now belongs to a wonderful young lady named Becky...We expect great things from this team and are Very Thankful for wonderful customers like Becky and her mom Sue. Fultz Family

Peggy, I can't tell you thank you enough. Bailey is everything and more we could have ever hoped for. Both Becky and I are head over heals about her-definitely the prettiest in the pasture. We can hardly wait to start working with her. She'll stay at Julies for about 2 weeks and then come to our house. She's going fit in perfectly. Thank you! Sue

Sonnys Zippin It x Miss N Sleep

Jessie Garland with 2000 filly shown in 2001 taking Grand Champion Overall as a yearling during the Clearwater County Fair

Congratulations Jesse on are your accomplishments with "Lena" aka:PPQ Zippin Sleep. PPQ Horses

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Skips Two Storms x Ms Rosa Bar

.Jennifer Marback "won" this colt in 2000. He was purchased by Red River Valley Futurity Show Committee, ND QH Futurity to give away as a drawing for eligible kids that attended that year's futurity and would be able to show this colt in future RRV Futurities. Prism Paints and Quarter Horses congratulates her on her accomplishments and progress with him now and in his future show career.

Jennifer's emails...

Sept 24, 2003

I found a more recent picture of 'Billy' now if you would want to put a better one of him on your home page then his baby picture. He's doing awesome and has actually placed in pleasure and halter classes. You can do anything you want on him he is spook free, nothing really bothers him at all. He is going back to the trainer this winter and we are going to ask for some speed since he has shown his speed in the pasture.

Jennifer Marback

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Hello, This is Jennifer Marback. I was the one that won him at the Valley City show a couple years ago. I thought I would update you on how 'Billy' is. Billy is doing wonderful he is currently in the process of getting trained for reining in Manvel at the Mongomerys. They are close friends of the family. His mane and tail are blonde as ever, and his body is roaning out, we don't know what color he is exactly going to be. He's the biggest sweetheart in the world and also a big baby. He's hanging out around the 15hh mark, not that tall but he's built. I will update you on how he does, we are planning to bring him to one of the upcoming Valley City shows, but it all depends on how he does by the time the show comes around.

-Jennifer Marback

I just thought I'd drop you a line and let you know how delighted I am with Louie! He is a delight to be around. No matter what I try with him, he "gets it" the first time, everytime. I've tried a little bit of lunging, sacking out with a blanket, leading at a walk and trot, ponying out on the trail. He is extremely level headed - even to the point of standing completely still with me rubbing him with empty paper feed sacks, while he is at liberty out in the pasture. He takes everything in stride. He is also extremely affectionate, and lets me know that he likes my company. I am looking forward to riding him next year.He gets along very well with my other two geldings, as well. In fact, number 1 horse decided that Louie should be number 2. My other gelding is now number 3 in the pecking order. But both older geldings accept him very well. Not to mention that he is extremely cute! I will send you a picture after he sheds out this spring. Thanks, Peg. I think you have a great breeding program, and would certainly recommend your colts to anyone looking for a quiet, beautiful horse that has real quality.