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| Date | 2008-04-04 |
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| Message | Hi, i only want to say that you´ve got an very nice site and great horses! GO ON Best wishes and greetings from austria! elias-reininghorses.com |
| Date | 2008-03-08 |
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| Message | Hello Susan, Andrew and family I've just jad a look at your site. I have got to say, it is very impressive. Your horses and dogs look nice, all the photos look very impressive! My brother's hobby is photography, and I think yours will rival his! I think it's been donkey's years since I was at your place last, wasn't it? Again, your site's very impressive. Keep it up Steven Williams. |
| Date | 2008-02-02 |
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| Message | Hello Susan , I have looked over your website very extensively and do say that I enjoyed it very much . Ya'll have quite an operation that appears to be run very well . I am impressed by the beauty of your country and the prolific grass you are able to grow . My family came to the U . S . from England sometime before 1670 A.D.; however , I have never visited anywhere in the U. K. I have really enjoyed communicating with you over the last few weeks about our American Quarter Horses . I wish for you the very best as you breed foundation quarter horses in the future . Also , I did enjoy reading your October diary . Your discription of each days activities along with the pictures you have posted , make it seem like I am there watching all that is going on . Thanks for taking the time to record your many activities . . . Claude |
| Date | 2008-01-29 |
| Message | LOVE the photo on your homepage (bringing in the sheep) Just beautiful  |
| Date | 2007-11-25 |
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| Message | hi susan great site, say hi to the family have a good christmas chris (joans daughter) xx  |
| Date | 2007-11-04 |
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| Message | Message I really enjoyed this months diary page. Yhank you for highlghting the plight of farmers. We do our best to produce quality food with ever increasing costs and at the same time keeping our eyes on the animals welfare. Let's here it for Welsh farmers. Good tasty lamb and beef with compassion. |
| Date | 2007-11-01 |
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| Message | Thank you so much for your fabulous website! How you find the time I can't imagine, but seeing the progress of your lovely horses and all your other animals is like a shaft of sunshine on a usually dull farming day. I have quite a few stroppy sheep that might benefit from a hoof up the bum! Thankfully we don't have to range over the area that you do so our dogs can usually do the job. Looking at your photos makes me feel we're missing out on an experience. Regards Caroline |
| Date | 2007-11-01 |
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| Message | Another interesting diary page,fabulous photos,Pip is so photogenic and the one of Marty pushing the ewe is amazing.I can't wait to have the updates on the new boys,they look really nice horses. Keep up the good work Regards Hazel |
| Date | 2007-10-31 |
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| Message | Hi Sue, I just wanted everyone who might read this to know how delighted I am with Mack and DD. They are both absolutely lovely and I feel very proud to have them. It is a great accolade to you that they are so happy and balanced, and have had such a great education at Rockfield. I'm sure anyone who is lucky enough to have one of Mack's foals will realise what a superstar they have! Good luck with your lovely new stallion Grudini, he really is a stunner. I will of course keep you informed of Mack and DD's progress. Clare. |
| Date | 2007-10-18 |
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| Message | Helo!! You have very nice horses! I like the photos of them in work with the sheep, and with the quad bike!!  |
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