That's where I am. I do the breeding end of it, and hopefully, I'll make some good connections for the right mares to the right stallions. She had to choose between her real estate company in Tomball and her horse farm in Navasota, and it wasn't really much of a contest. I had six horses, and that was the beginning. The six got to be 10, got to be 20, got to be 30, and all of a sudden going to work at the real estate office was getting to be too much of a burden.
Most people go to the big sales.
I've enjoyed a personal relationship with the people who show up at the farm. If they can answer the right questions, I know what to sell them. She is still waiting for the colt or filly who will win one of the glamour races and make her farm famous. The name dates to the previous owner. That's what they named the road, and I picked it up as the name for the farm.