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Platte Valley Percherons Please be patient...there are lots of pictures to load Lots and Lots of Young Stock......Phoenix, Super, Emeril, Flint, and Holy Smoke Pictured are all going to Gordyville in Feb 2007. Pictures of Debutante and Harley will be posted soon. They are also going to Gordyville in Feb 2007. 3 yr olds headed to Gordyville 2007 1. Platte Valley's Mac's Phoenix Stallion Foaled Jan 3 2004 Out of E.T.F.'s Camiele and Lone Oak Mac
Phoenix is 18.1 hh as of Jan 2007. He is a gentleman to work around. His front end action is incredible. Look for him to be your next herd sire or lead horse extraordinaire!
Pictured in July 2006
Pictured in December 2006
Pictured here as a yearling at Indy 2005.
2. Platte Valley's Mac's Super X Gelding SOLD Foaled Jan 27th 2004 Out of Platte Valley's Ruffian Rose by Lone Oak Mac
Super is also standing 18.0 hh as a three year old. He has huge hoof heads and feet, loads of action and will be lead horse material.
Foals Headed to Gordyville Feb 2007 SOLD Platte Valley's Mac's Emeril-2006 Stallion
Platte Valley's Mac's Flint-2006 Stallion SOLD
Platte Valley's Mac's Holy Smoke-2006 Stallion SOLD
Platte Valley's Mac's Debutante 2006 Yearling Mare SOLD
Debutante is pictured here as a 2 month old filly-I will try to get current pictures of her soon. Harley pictures will be coming soon.
Our 2008 Gordyville Consignments will consist of... 3. Platte Valley's Mac's Magic 2005 Gelding Foaled Jan 2005 Out of Platte Valley's Ruffian Rose by Lone Oak Mac
Pictured July 2006
Magic is a tall conformational correct yearling standing 17.2 hands high at 2 yrs of age. He is going to be lead horse material with tons of action and huge bottoms and feet. We will be taking him to the Mid America sale in 2008 as a broke to drive 3 yr old if not sold before.
4. Platte Valley's Mac's Mark 2005 Gelding Foaled Mar 2005 Out of Platte Valley's Tuff Enuff by Lone Oak Mac Pictures coming soon
5. 1996 16 Foot Chaparral Draft Horse Bumper Pull Trailer-7 foot tall and has a worry free RUMBER floor with 12" support beams welded all along the bottom of the trailer-(Bull Package style.)
This is a 16 foot trailer we are currently selling so we can buy a flatbed to haul round bales of hay on. this trailer is 7 foot tall and has a center divider gate 10 1/2 foot up from the back gate that will give you an 5 1/2 foot front tack area or an area to haul another smaller draft or foal in.
This shows the support beams under the trailer. And the Rumber floor that will NEVER rot.
This is the Rumber floor shown with the center gate open. We had lumber for our stalls in there so please excuse the "dust trails"
These two pictures show the center gate in the closed position, you can see the rumber floor clearly and the gate goes all the way to the floor so no little legs can get underneath it if the foal is laying down in the front end. Or if you are hauling tack in the front end, nothing will roll between the draft legs spooking them.
This picture shows the center gate in the closed position. It goes all the way to the floor which is very important for hauling foals. You do not want a gate high enough that if a tired foal lays down they can get a leg under-scary!!
This shows the surface rust on the front of the trailer. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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