About Our Equine Operations
A mountaintop above Lake Anderson and Lake Coeur d’Alene holds 96 horse stalls, an indoor arena, pastures, mountain riding trails and, less usually, a reproduction laboratory the ranch says was “modeled after the lab at Texas A&M”. One stallion stands here, TinseltownFlyGuy, advertised at $1000, the stallion page telling mare owners to “Contact Us For Breeding Contracts”. Get from that line appears on the sales list as Jingledwntotinseltown, Tinseltown MagnumCI and Flashys Tinsel. Training is sold as colt starting, tune-ups, trail obstacles, cattle work, roping, reining and performance horses. The ranch sums itself up as breeding, boarding and training quarter horses, and answers at 22456 S Anderson Lake Rd, Harrison.