Rode-Em-In-Ranch

We specialize in Training Horses in several disciplines in addition to having several horses for sale............ Angie Hanson Rodeman....... Rode-em-in-Ranch, Browerville, Minnesota email anjayrod@wcta.net

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IROC

IROC is a beautiful well built Stud Percheron. Call for Stud Fees:

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Angie Hanson Rodeman: Born of Greek and Norwegian Heritage. I grew up in the Lake Superior Port of Duluth, Minnesota. I have loved horses since I was a child. Although, in my younger adult life, it was difficult living without being around horses, so in In 2002, I couldn’t live without returning to my passion of horses. I broaden my equestrian skills graduating from “Minnesota Horse Training Academy” located in Ogilvie, MN before heading on my own direction with horses rather than chasing the market. Today, I train several disciplines of horsemanship both driving (single, paired or four in a hand) and saddle mounted. We also breed and sale horses.

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The Percheron breeds are from an unknown 1600 ancestry which begins in the Perche Valley of northern France. These mighty horses were almost completely gray color originally indicated through the many paintings of the Knights in Shinny Armor. The paintings from the middle ages almost always indicated the French knights on the gray horses. After the days of knighthood, emphasis in horse breeding was shifted so as to develop horses better able to pull heavy stage coaches at a fast trot. The Gray horses were preferred because their light coloring was more visible at night. This new type of horse was called the "Diligence Horse", because the stage coaches they pulled were named "Diligence." After the stage coach was replaced by rail, the modern Percheron type arose as a slightly heavier horse for use in agriculture and heavy hauling work moving goods from docks to railway terminals. However, Arabian stallions were also made available to Percheron breeders for use in breeding army mounts, a practice that began in 1760 at the royal stud at Le Pin. Gallipoly and Godolphin were two of the most notable Arabian stallions used, with Gallipoly siring Jean le Blanc, a founding stallion of the Percheron breed, foaled in 1830. Today, all Percherons trace their ancestry to this stallion.

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