SBH Pixie Dust #21828 April 12, 2004
Greendykes Sherman #15613 x SBH Lady Elle #16702

Pixie is a legend who we are very lucky to have on our farm! She was acquired through the production sale of the late Dennis Gordeyko, who was a life long Clydesdale breeder in Alberta.  She was bred in Michigan by the Pasko's and made her way to Texas to produce some show stoppers and resided in Alberta for 6 years before making her way to our farm.  Pixie is a flashy mover and classy mare in her own but has passed those traits to her offspring.  We hope to get a very nice foal off of her to retain and keep her line going.  She is 3/4 sibling to the great horse, SBH Phoenix, who is a legend in the breeding and show world.  

Coughlin's Niki Phoenix Plunton #24538  March 21, 2009
SBH Phoenix #18050 X Plunton Kerra Muireann #22362

We purchased Niki from the Coughlin's at the National Sale in 2013.  She was shown that year then used as a broodmare for us.  Niki is a large 18 hand mare with an abundance of feather and is very correct.  Has produced 2 foals for us by our stallion, Freedom Royal Venture.  Her first foal has shown well as a foal and yearling and she just foaled in 2017 a large, bay stud colt who we look forward to showing this year.  

Willow Way Prim #27743 May 4, 2015
Willow Way Kelso #23940 x Maple Stone Honey Blossom #23940

We purchased Prim as a 2 year old in hopes of having an out cross for breeding with our main stallion, Venture.  She is very athletic but sweet and a barn favorite.  Prim is sired by Kelso, who has sired many show horses recently and traces back to the great Collessie Cut Above.  We are very excited to see what Prim will do for us.  

Sandy Acres Classic Storm #24562 May 28, 2008
​Passed Away 5/21/2017
Sky Classic #23354 X Starlane Lily #21029

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It is with great sadness that we announce Storm passed away on May 21, 2017.  Like our other unforgettable mare, Storm will truly be missed in the barn.  We were lucky enough to have 2- 1 in a million horses and Storm was that.  


Storm was foaled on our farm, she was shown as a foal doing well at the county fair and a show in Michigan.  She is not that 18 hand mare but is nothing but a pleasure to work with.  Storm has shown well for us in 2011 year placing 7th at the National Show, 3rd at Boone County Fair, 1st, Reserve Senior Champion, Reserve Grand Champion at Illinois State Fair, and 1st at Walworth County Fair in 2011.  Storm had a whirlwind of a show career in 2015.  We finished the year off by placing 3rd in the mare cart class at the Royal in Toronto, Ontario, our first time showing Internationally.  We have a gorgeous stud colt off of her. 

KDJ'S Miss Destiny- Passed Away 5/10/2013
F22990 January 20, 2006




It is with great sadness that we announce Destiny passed May 10th, 2013.  She was a phenomenal mare and truly a one in a million horse that loved to drive and put her heart into it.  She will be greatly missed.


KDJ's Miss Destiny is a registered 7 year old Clydesdale mare.  She is a dark bay with 4 high white socks.  She is trained for halter and cart.  She was a filly that I won from our local fair essay contest in 2006, we purchased her from Jeff Goodell of Goodell Clydesdales, www.goodellclydesdales.com .  She has great conformation and is a wonderful horse to be around.  She has been showing since 2007 and has done quite well in the 2009 season. Check out placings on the show winnings page.  She is currently 17.20 hands.  There is no doubt that she will continue to be a great hitch mare and line horse too! Thank you Jeff for allowing us to purchase Destiny!!!
Destiny is pictured at the 2011 World Show placing 5th in the Mare Team.
She was a part of the Reserve World Champion Mare 6 horse hitch and Mare Tandem.  She was also shown in the Unicorn, Team, 8 Horse Hitch, and Cart Class at the World Show.
Destiny had her first colt in the spring of 2012 (Pictured Below as a 2 yr old Fall of 2014). He is just like his mother, big and has proven to be a show stopper in the ring like her.
We would like to Congratulate David Carson for the purchase of Frank and thank Pat Stokes for training and showing Frank this fall.
 (Photo by John Northcote)

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