NEWS from Chestnut Oak Farm
Another Drum foal on the way!
posted on May 23, 2008Hooray! We're jumping for joy since hearing the good news that our Shire mare, Steege's Beth is expecting another great Drum foal! Baby is due in early April 2009 and sire is the magnificant homozygous Gypsy Horse stallion, GSF Keebler, by The Bishop, so this special foal is guaranteed spots! To see Keebler visit www.goldensignaturefarm.com
We expect great things from this Drum baby! Foal will be offered for sale, so please inquire if interested. Be sure to check out Beth on our mares page for more information on this incredible mare!It's A Boy!
posted on May 07, 2008We are so excited to announce the birth of our Drum Horse colt "Chestnut Oak's Rhythmic March".
"Rhythm" was born at 1:00 AM on Wednesday May 7, 2008, by Steege's Zena (Shire) x GSF Keebler (Gypsy).
This beautiful boy was up and motoring around shortly after birth and it didn't take him long to find the "milk factory"! He is strong and healthy with long legs, great coloring, and even has long white eyelashes!
Rosewater Cassidy (Sid) Arrives
posted on Feb 18, 2008Oct 2007: Our exciting new Gypsy Vanner colt, Rosewater Cassidy "Sid", arrived safely at our farm the end of October 2007 from Rosewater Gypsy Farm in Wisconsin!
This boy will be one to watch out for!
Olivia & Hope Win 4-H State Championship
posted on Feb 18, 2008Oct 12, 2007: Our daughter Olivia won 1st place at the State Level in the 4-H Horse Production Class with her yearling Shire filly, Chestnut Oak's Foxy Hope.
This required much time, training, and effort, and a HUGE congratulations goes out to both of them!
Zena Wins 6th
posted on Feb 16, 2008Oct 5, 2007: We are proud to announce that our 11 year old Shire mare, Steege's Zena, won 6th place in the Yeld Mare (4 years & older) class in October 2007! This was a Regional Shire Show at the 2007 Keystone International Livestock Exposition (K.I.L.E.) held at the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, PA.
This was Zena's first EVER show season and the competition was tough. There were 11 entries and the judge traveled all the way from England this year!
We couldn't be more happy with her, you go girl!
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