PIK Paints "Performance In Kolour"

PIK - PERFORMANCE IN KOLOUR

Welcome

PIK Performance In Kolour - If, like us, you dream in Kolour, then take a look around our site.  Our dream is simple - "To breed beautifully coloured horses with exceptional type & temperament." Simple, only because we have spent a number of years researching and developing, handling and training our breeding stock to be exactly that.

Many talk about "designer colours" but we believe our foals have the "whole package!" Kolour and the ability to Perform in any arena.

With a double homozygous tobiano colt - BIG VALLEY'S DREAM PIK and our newest addition - our own True black (no agouti gene) grulla minimal overo colt - PIK YOUR DESTINY our future looks very colourful!!!!!!!!!! See our "BOYZ" page for all the details.

So have a look around and hopefully the pictures speak a thousand words, we are very proud of our progeny so far and hope you'd like to join us on this journey of developing Paint and Spanish Pinto horses which are true to type, versatile and most definitely breathtaking to watch.

**********2011 FOALS HAVE ARRIVED***********
 
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Our horses are raised Naturally, ...Natural horsemanship is NOT a way of riding, it's a way of life... from the very beginning.

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Dream in Kolour

NATURALLY BEAUTIFUL, HANDLED NATURALLY!

TESTIMONIALS

Kirsten of Canberra had this to say about her 2 month old colt, PIK Up Stix, purchased at foot - first visit with the farrier:

Just wanted to let you know that Stix was an absolute star yesterday! I hadn't actually haltered him by the time John came out, only rubbed it on his face. Attached is a pic of him about 20 mins after we first haltered him. He handled it all really well and was leading quite well by the end of it. LD was also really cool about the whole thing, she stood asleep for most of it. She's a really lovely mare, I'm quite taken with her too and I'm not usually with mares, maybe that's why I liked her baby so much.

Penni of Bateman's Bay had this to say about her yearling palomino filly, Diamontina, purchased 2010:

Hi, just an update, I renamed her Charlotte (charlie), she has settled in beautifully, hasnt lifted her head, eats all the time, when I called her this afternoon she cantered up the paddock to me (usually she just walks up), Ive taken Corey riding and she doesnt care that hes gone, she has been a dream!"

Simone of Canberra had this to say about her weanling paint filly, purchased 2009:

"PIK The Difference" AKA Caramel is such a joy to own. Kellie did such a good job with her to make her such a quiet, well adjusted horse when I got her. Everyone talks about how quiet and easy going she is, she has never done anything wrong & Kellie was fantastic to deal with too, went out of her way to help me. When I look for my next horse I will definately be contacting Kellie again.

Alan and Judy of Gunnedah had this to say about their rising 2yr QH filly, purchased 2009:

"PIK Totally Kool Miss" AKA Duffy has been a pleasure to train and is very willing to learn, she has fitted in really well and has quickly become part of our family.

Hayley of Bathurst had this to say about the 2yr QH filly PIK Boombezi jet, purchased 2009:

"Hi Kellie and Peter,
Thankyou so much for the pics she was a cutie.. and still is.  I have attached some photos of her at the breakers. This was her second week there, around the 3rd or 4th time of riding her. I have her home now, as of the weekend, and have ridden her 3 times since being home. She is going well, just tests me a bit to start with then she is good afterwards when she doesn't get away with it. We are very happy with her and how she is going. They even had to feed her a few handfuls of stud mix to give her more energy because she was so quiet and lazy. I think it's great, I was worried about bucking horses, but now I dont have to be, she hasnt bucked yet and they don't think she will because she has such a lovely temperament."