I really wasn't looking for another filly when Lacey came along.  I knew that down the road I would like to see some of the "Miller" bred horses that I have heard so much about.  I met Shelly Pacovsky and the rest is history.  Before the 2000 spring foals came, I told Shelly that if she got a black sabino filly, I might have to have her!  The spring foals came and there was, indeed, a black sabino filly born.  There is something so special about the Tennessee Walking Horse that you can never have enough of them!

Lacey is a lovable clown.  When I scratch her favorite spot-she SMILES!  I have to get a photo of this because it makes ME smile every time she does it.  She has a docile, lovable disposition, correct conformation and as you can see, plenty of color.  She is roaning out and will be a beauty when she matures.  She has the strawberry roan, Sun's Merry Man on her papers three times.  I am told of his dam, Lady's High Calico, that she looked like someone threw a can of paint on her.  She was a very splashy strawberry roan and was about 15.2H. 

Her sire, Jubal is anything but small.  He is a good 16H of solid Walker.  Everything about him is BIG.  He is a gentle giant with a wonderful disposition.  I am told he is the last colt that the late Calvin Miller, himself, bred for.  Her dam is a beautiful 20 year old bay mare, about 15-15.1H with the softest eyes I have ever seen.