Windy Creek Arabians

02/17/2025

A good one to share

Horses 1st ..Always !🫶

02/03/2025

If you've been wanting a Hy Wynds baby here's your chance!

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11/12/2024

We recently spent some time at GCA & Sport Horses with photographer Wojtek Kwiatkowski to get some fun pictures of Hy Wynds. 😍🥰

I want to mention that Storm, prior to these photos, spent the entire last year doing absolutely nothing but being a guy out in the sun. He hasn't been in training, kept up, this is purely just him.

08/10/2024

TS Debby update from WCA. We are hoping that she was the finale of what has been a long, hot, humid, dry and now extremely wet summer. I work from home and Thursday was a long day of heavy rain and tornado warning after warning. We've been through a few TS and hurricanes, but this one takes the prize. This confirmed tornado was close enough to see and hear. I marked our farm in blue on this map from the National Weather Service. I love the heat and summer, but this heat lover is ready for fall now.

07/25/2024

Time for something positive. There is alot of negativity on FB right now, in and out of the horse world.

For the past year Wynd Chyme WCA (Hy Wynds x CD Mariachi), our 14h super pony, has been with our good friends Bonnie and Anna Walser in Raleigh. Chyme has been part of Bonnie's lesson program. This year she and her junior and adult rider/handlers have been on the local circuit, where Chyme has been kicking butt, among open breed shows. They recently showed at the AHA show in Raleigh, their first Arabian show. The girls had a great time, even in the heat, and it was a good first experience for them.

A few months back Chyme's full brother, WCA Hy Voltage, joined her in the program. He was hanging out here and needed a job. He loves kids, likes to jump, and we figured it was worth a try. Needless to say he is doing fantastic and getting spoiled by his adoring fan club.

07/24/2024

07/05/2024

Reading many personal posts and shared posts from professional trainers who are physically, financially, and mentally challenged right now. I feel for them and their struggles as a breeder. Which has me writing this post, from that perspective.

The past 3 years have been very trying on all fronts, especially from a financial standpoint. We are family owned and run, there is no help here. We all have full time jobs that are not tied to the farm. I have asked myself continually is it worth the continued struggle and is it time to get out? With that we push forward and relish in the small victories we've had this year.

What I want and need for those wanting to buy a foal to keep in mind is this, what did it take for that foal to get here. Because we own a stallion and mares we know both sides of the game. The costs of feed, supplements, hay, gas, upkeep of vehicles and trailers, fees and more fees, vet, farm upkeep, and more I am sure I have forgotten. When all is said and paid for, and thousands have been spent, with no resulting foal, it is just money gone. Time gone. Mares don't get younger and as they age new problems and challenges come to play. You research, try things, and guess what, that costs money too. Same thing for stallions. Then add in that people want to see said dam/sire in the show ring with titles. They need to have proven themselves. There is some value in that, but really is it the only thing that makes them proven? And guess what, that costs money too.

At the end of the day when a breeder tells you a price chances are that is a break even or loss. Maybe a small profit, maybe. My final advice is this...if you think it's too much then get in the game and breed one for yourself.

07/03/2024

WCA Hy Velocity (pending) Hy Wynds++/ x Rain N Gold, 68.75% Arabian. Will be AHA registered, Pinto registered, breeders sweeps, and USEF Lifetime. Bred for performance in the sport horse divisions. He is very inquisitive. Leading, has seen the farrier, and continuing to learn important foundational handling. Located in Henderson, NC. Inquiries invited.

05/07/2024

WCA is excited to announce a new addition to our herd!

I've been on the hunt for a few years now, on and off, for a replacement TB mare in our merry band of girls. Welcome, Nachita (Chitu x Nacho Polo) 2020 Chestnut TB mare. She is everything I've been looking for. Conformation, build, and pedigree. I understand she has a wonderful personality too. Thank you to Ashley Godwin Mirarchi of Rivermont Farm for allowing us to purchase and add her to our family.

She raced one time, and it was not for her. But she sure looks good doing it. Her paternal/maternal brothers are successful in eventing and jumping. Plans are to breed her to Hy Wynds to continue his excellent crossing for Anglos. Stay tuned for future foals!

04/29/2024

Maverick and Maegan. He is a big boy, weighed over 90lbs at birth.

04/15/2024

PF CHROME PLATED "Lacey" (Andreanov x Shah Ambra Bey)
2/16/1989 - 4/9/2024

On her own terms, our golden unicorn left this earth. She lived an incredibly long, good life filled with children, grandchildren, and many who admired the little horse who gave her all. Run free now pretty girl.

04/06/2024

Born 4/6 approx 315a, buckskin tobiano c**t by Hy Wynds out of Rain N Gold (37.5% Arabian). He still has some unfolding to do. Barn name Maverick. Registered name yet to be decided.

04/06/2024

Someone finally decided to show up! Big buckskin tobiano c**t. Pics later today