Welcome to our wonderful world of Miniature Horses and Dairy Goats. We are
located 90 miles Northeast of Redding, CA, in a small settlement named Bieber.
We are in the mountains at 4100' elevation.
Jerry and I have had our Miniature Herd since
2003. We went to
a goat show and saw some of these wonderful little horses. Immediately
we both fell in love with them and started looking for one for our ranch. We
found a lady that was selling most of her miniatures because she was ill. We
went to see them and came home with three Miniature Horses that day. We were
amazed at their intelligence and how gentle they were. We started learning
about them and their pedigrees and started looking for a stallion with
extraordinary conformation and intelligence. After a few months we found a
beautiful stallion and started breeding our mares to him. His name is Sugar
Creek Bolero and he is just awesome.
I
have have been breeding Alpine Dairy Goats for years, showing them and milking
them since nineteen hundred and sixty. We show them as often as we can. I do
not interbreed my goats and I am very proud of what I have accomplished over
the years to improve my herd.
GAIL-WINS RANCH
JERRY AND LINDA MARCUM
P.O. Box 341
Bieber, CA. 96009
Jerry and I have had our Miniature Herd since
2003. We went to
a goat show and saw some of these wonderful little horses. Immediately
we both fell in love with them and started looking for one for our ranch. We
found a lady that was selling most of her miniatures because she was ill. We
went to see them and came home with three Miniature Horses that day. We were
amazed at their intelligence and how gentle they were. We started learning
about them and their pedigrees and started looking for a stallion with
extraordinary conformation and intelligence. After a few months we found a
beautiful stallion and started breeding our mares to him. His name is Sugar
Creek Bolero and he is just awesome.
I
have have been breeding Alpine Dairy Goats for years, showing them and milking
them since nineteen hundred and sixty. We show them as often as we can. I do
not interbreed my goats and I am very proud of what I have accomplished over
the years to improve my herd.
