Current Horses
KHEMOSILVERAIN



“Rainy” is a 1998 registered Quarter Horse/Arabian mare. She is a 14.2 bay roan with a star and two white feet. Rainy has won many show series Year End Champion and Reserve awards. She is retired from jumping. Rainy and Ruby have the same father. Rainy is good for beginner-advanced riders. Rainy was shown at the VHSA Finals in Lexington in 2014. Rainy is also shown western.
All horses are good on trails and most are used for lessons. Each horse is available for an on farm half-lease. This means that AOF still has use of the horse, yet the lessee can also ride/show the horse. The lease fee is $400/month plus half of vet and full farrier fees. Contact AOF for more information. These horses can also be rented for shows for $30 per rider (flat classes – if jumping needed, discuss with us) .
Favorite Sold Horses
Pictures are not available for all sold horses of AOF, thus their biographies have been left out.
CRUISIN CHOCOLATE – (SOLD)



“Cruiser” (purchased 2008) was a 1999 registered Quarter Horse gelding. He was a 15.3 bay with a faint star and no white feet. Cruiser has been a state champion in pleasure and over fences. He has also been shown Side Saddle pleasure. Cruiser was shown at 2’6″ in 2011 and 2012. He loved to trail ride. His highlights of accomplishment are shown below. In 2012, at the Autumn Olive Farm show series, he won Champion Adult Hunter Pleasure. (SOLD)
| 2011 | CHAMPION (clean sweep) in Side Saddle Pleasure division at a VHSA Associate show (His first time showing Side Saddle) |
| 2010 | VHSA Associate Adult Hunter Pleasure – CHAMPION Year End |
| 2010 | VHSA Associate Finals – Adult Hunter Pleasure – Tied for RESERVE |
| 2010 | VQHA Open Show Program: CHAMPION – Adult Hunter Under Saddle and Adult Hunter Over Fences and RESERVE – Adult Trail |
| 2009 | VHSA Associate Finals – Adult Hunter Pleasure – SECOND and two FOURTHS and for Special Hunter O/F 2′ – FOURTH and two FIFTHS |
| 2009 | VQHA Open Show Program: CHAMPION – Adult Hunter Over Fences and RESERVE Adult Hunter Under Saddle |
| 2008 | VQHA Open Show Program: CHAMPION – Adult Hunter Under Saddle |
Prior to that with previous owners:
| 2006 | VHSA Associate Adult Hunter Pleasure – THIRD PLACE Year End |
Top Ten at AQHA Congress in Youth Hunter Under Saddle, Youth Hunter Equitation, Youth Western Pleasure and Youth Western Horsemanship as a young horse.
MOTION FOR JUDGMENT – (SOLD)



“Jake” was a 1997 registered QH/TB (Appendix) gelding. He was a 15.3 bay with a star, strip, and RR coronet. He has won Champions and Reserves and was showing at 2’6″ but had jumped 4′. Rainy’s mom is Jake’s grandmother. Jake is good for upper intermediate-advanced riders that are secure and skilled. (SOLD)
Favorite Deceased Horses
Pictures are not available for all deceased horses of AOF, thus their biographies have been left out.
HANNAH BANANA – DECEASED

“Hannah” was a 1987 registered Thoroughbred mare. She was a 15.3 black with a touch of white on two feet. Hannah has won many show series Year End Champion and Reserve awards. She was shown in flat and jumping classes. Highlights of accomplishments shown below. Hannah was good for beginner-advanced riders.
| 2004 & 2005 | FIFTH place Year End for VHSA Associate Adult Hunter Pleasure (both years) |
PAINTED LEVI’S – DECEASED

“Levi” was a 1997 registered Paint gelding. He was a 16.0 bay tobiano with a star/strip/snip. He is built big. Levi has won many show series Year End Champion and Reserve awards. He jumped 3′ easily. A major accomplishment for him is below. Levi was good for intermediate-advanced riders. He was ridden side saddle WTC.
| 2007 | SEVENTH place in Adult Hunter Go-As-You-Please (canter) at the VHSA Associate Finals competition in a class of over 30 entries. |
Frostys Relection – DECEASED

“Sasser” was a 1979 registered Quarter Horse mare. She was a 15.1 palomino roan with socks. Mother of Khemosilverain and grandmother to Motion For Judgement. Sasser won many championships in hunter and western, jumping, speed, showmanship, conformation, trail class – she could do just about anything. Sasser was the first lesson horse used by Syndi when she went professional in the early 80’s.
Ben – DECEASED

“Ben” was an unregistered Belgian gelding. He was an 18.3 hand sorrel with a blaze. Ben belonged to Scott when Syndi met him. Ben was shown in hunter flat clases. Scott did a barrel race once at the state fair. He did lessons and trail rides. The story of the AOF name involved this horse.
Rett Syndrome – DECEASED

“Rett” was an unregistered who-knows-what gelding. He was a chestnut with blaze and stockings. Rett was named to bring recognition to daughter, Chelsi’s, disability. He was a fast jumper and won many championships in hunter flat and over fences an also did jumping, which is a timed event.

































