Chevy is honored to announce that Focusonakrymsunimage (Chloe) is sweeping Longe Line events across the East Coast. Chloe is owner-trained by Carol Binette and was presented at the 2009 All American Quarter Horse Congress by Pierre Brierre in the Western Longe Line where she earned Top Five placing in a super competitive Western Longe Line Class at the 2009 All American Quarter Horse Congress. Team Chevy congratulates Jim and Carol Binette and Pierre Briere for the team's success! We are excited to watch her show next year in the 2 year old Futurities!

Chloe is the undefeated Champion of the following futurities/classes!

• Champion- Southern Maryland Longe Line Stakes- 3 judges
  
• Champion-  Blue Ridge Quarter Horse Association  Open LL Futurity - 3 judges
  
• Champion- Blue Ridge Quarter Horse Association Non-Pro LL - 3 judges
  
• Champion- Pennsylvania Quarter Horse Association Open LL Futurity - 2 judges
  
• Champion- Pennsylvania Quarter Horse Association Non-Pro LL Futurity- 2 judges
  
• Champion- Keystone Quarter Horse Association Open LL Futurity- 2 judges
  
• Champion- Keystone Quarter Horse Association Non-Pro LL Futurity- 2 judges
  
• Champion- Virginia Quarter Horse Association Non-Pro LL Futurity - 3 judges

Chloe was bred by Rachelle Huston of New York and is out of a palomino mare. She exemplifies the character and talent seen in the Chevy offspring. She has superb lift, rhythm, and is naturally slow. She has a flat front leg and deep hocks.

Carol began the search for a Western Pleasure prospect in Spring 2009. Upon the recommendation of a friend, she began looking at Chevy yearlings. Carol discovered Chloe as a young prospect in a short video and with her insight- knew there was a special talent there.  She made the trip to New York to see the filly and was convinced that she must bring her home to Maryland. Carol says "This is the easiest horse I have ever owned!".  Thanks to Carol's guidance and belief in her talent , Chloe has already become a superb show horse.

Congratulations Carol and Team Chloe on another great Chevy offspring! We are looking forward to watching her bright future.  View YouTube Video>>>

 

 

"Chevromotion is from the first foal crop of Chevy and out of the great HUS mare Kelsetta. He already stands an impressive 16 hands and is still growing. Chevy is excited to announce that Kramer (Chevromotion) is the first AQHA Performance Point earner in his first time in the show pen. Earning points in Green Hunter Under Saddle against much older, more seasoned horses, we are excited about Kramer's future.

Kramer is owned by Tara Lytle of Independence Kentucky. A familiar face around "Chevy land", Tara saw the potential in Kramer as a weanling when she purchased him from breeders Linda and Stacy Ryan of Bardstown, Kentucky. He is in training with Christa Baldwin in Michigan. Christa predicts that he will be a great show horse with a future in Hunter Under Saddle and Western Pleasure.

We congratulate the entire team involved in creating this exciting young horse- from breeder, to owner, to trainer!

Watch for Chevromotion coming soon to a show near you!

Chevy Showcase
July 2009

    

Meet Chevy Mania! Chevy Mania, barn name CJ, is the first born foal from the first foal crop by OHK Krymsun Zip (Chevy). He was named CJ at just minutes old because he resembled Chevy so much- CJ stands for Chevy Junior.

CJ is a 2007 brown gelding out of the great mare DD Mania. DD Mania is by the legendary sire Dynamic Deluxe and out of a Lucky Wayne mare. She is the full sibling to multiple AQHA Superior earners and producer of Congress Reserve Champion Top 10 and Finalists and NSBA Hi-Point Western Pleasure Horse.

CJ is owned by Paula Berry of Plain City, Ohio and bred by Fields Quarter Horses, Walton, Kentucky. Paula first met CJ as a weanling at Fields Quarter Horses and later purchased him. Her guidance of his career included pairing him with Randy Wilson, Ohio for training. Under Randy's expert hand, CJ has flourished and has reached the potential Paula saw in him. 

CJ is Randy Wilson's choice to represent the Berry/Wilson team in the 2009 $250,000 Equine Sports Medicine Challenge at the Reichert Celebration.  Join us in wishing them the best of luck at the Reichert and for all of the 2009 Show Season.

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