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Yvonne and Jim We came to see your horses in spring of last year (in our Champagne Audi wagon) We just bought our 6 acre property in Port Alberni and will be starting to seriously look at purchasing our first (and second) Canadian soon The 3 new foals look gorgeous on the site As a novice horse person, I have been advised to start with an experienced horse who can look after me and teach me rather than a baby that needs my assistance. I am looking to learn for trail riding and for carriage driving Robin would like a younger horse she can teach and is very interested in dressge and jumping, although Robin will have to accompany me on the trails too. Do you know anyone who may have such an animal? We would probably house the horses on the Lower mainland for most of the time so we can be with them while we are still working in Vancouver I hope all is well with both of you Say Hi to the dogs

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What a wonderful website - I have learned so much browsing through (my first time, and will be back for more) - I agree that it is too bad that breeders are looking to 'supersize' this wonderful breed - When will people learn that bigger is not necessarily better!

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I just bought a 2 year old Canadian gelding and I've fallen in love with the breed! Thanks for a great web site both in terms of information and gorgeous photos!

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Great website-loved all the photos and the comprehensive info.

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Hi there, I am a proud owner of a reg. Canadian 3yr. old gelding. I board my horse at John B. MacIsaac, breeder of Canadians. He has a 15yr. old Black stallion named Brulot who has sired MANY foals across Canada. Just thought I'd drop you a line to say we're passionate about these horses also and Boy was I lucky with my training, he was so easy to learn. So far so good.

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I enjoyed browsing through your web site,well done, I was under the impresion that the canadian horse breed was extinct not so keep up the good work.