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Mariah's Boon at Liberty MoonlitAcre 137 views Mariah's Boon at liberty class Jan 2012 Feathered Horse Classic.
Annie in the Moonlight MoonlitAcre 4 views Annie in the Moonlight, 1999 Shire Mare
Boon Dressage 62.5% MoonlitAcre 35 views Florida Feathered Horse Classic Dressage Test A Jan 2011.
Mariah's Boon 2008 MoonlitAcre 20 views Various Video of Mariah's Boon as a two year old.
Platinum Moon MoonlitAcre 7 views Platinum Moon, a 2009 Silver Dapple American Drum Horse out of St. Clarin's and Katie.
Mariah's Boon Driving Perry, Fl MoonlitAcre 9 views IMariah"s Boon Driving, Perry, GA Feathered Horse Classic Oct 2011
Moonlit Dream MoonlitAcre 6 views Moonlit Dream, a 2010 American Drum Horse filly out of Mariah's Boon and Annie in the Moonlight.
Mariah's Boon Drumming Oct 2011 MoonlitAcre 7 views American Drum Horse Demo Abby Horse Festival Oct 1 2011
Mariah's Boon Carriage Ride MoonlitAcre 48 views Boon's and Laura's first time in the wagonette at the FL Carriage Museum Carriage Parade. 12-19-2010
Itsy Bitsy Spider MoonlitAcre 70 views Child screaming/singing Itsy Bitsy Spider then gets mad when she notices someone is watching. VERY FUNNY!

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Feb 16, 2012

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Apr 28, 2008

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Mariah's Boon is a registered American Drum horse stallion with great color and conformation. Born July 2nd 2006 at Mariah Farms in Belton SC. His sire is DF Chalk Talk who was Grand Champion at the Feathered Horse Classic in Perry GA 2006. Boon came home to FL October of 2007 and I couldnt be more happy. He is very friendly and calm for a stallion and will excel in dressage. Look for him in 2009 to start his show and breeding career.

Annie in the Moonlight is a Shire mare born May 1999. She is pure Shire and also registered with the American Drum Horse Association as a foundation mare to breed the wonderful Drum horses. Look for her and Boon's first baby in 2010! My dream of owning horses and sharing my life with them could not be possible with out my mother who I miss dearly.

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Daytona Beach, Florida

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What is a Drum horse? Actually named after a job performed by the horse, The Drum Horse is an important member of the Queen of England's Band of the Life Guards. These horses carry two large solid silver kettle Drums, plus a fully outfitted rider, through crowds of thousands, during the Queen's processions! The fact that the Drum Horse can remain quiet in large crowds of people while being controlled entirely by reins attached to their rider's feet is a testament to the Drum Horse's extraordinary disposition. Although Drum Horses are usually piebald or skewbald in color it is not uncommon to see them in solid colors as well. Drum Horses must be strong enough to carry the weight of the large kettledrums and the drummer, often in excess of 300 pounds. They must also remain calm and sensible in crowded environments during ceremonies. It takes a very special horse to fill such a prominent role in the Queen's Household Cavalry. As we have no Queen's processions, Drum Horses are being redefined in America for use in various ridden and driven disciplines. They combine the size and stature of the Shire and Clydesdale with the color and hair of the Gypsy Horse to create an animal that possesses the best traits of each breed. Slightly lighter than their fullblood draft counterparts the Drum Horse makes a talented athletic mount which can compete successfully in many ridden disciplines. In addition, Drum Horses are well suited for taller heavier riders that need a horse with more substance and height, but still want a calm, level headed riding horse. Because of their quiet nature, some Drum Horses may even be suited for pleasure driving. When viewed in person, this magical creature of history will render you speechless. They are unlike any other breed in the world! Information courtesy of The American Drum Horse Association, www.drumhorseassociation.com For more information on the Drum Horse Breed or to get involved in the ADHA, Please contact us at info@drumhorseassociation.com 419-230-5896

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