Meet Some of
Our Extended Family
| TEL/FAX
231.854.2500 |
7910 GRANT
ROAD, HESPERIA, MICHIGAN 49421 |
EMAIL
janet@jrlazyday.com |
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Hi Janet;
"Kim is working with Duchess now, and she is looking really good. Everyone
says that she just looks so lady-like. She is incredibly intelligent and so
eager to learn. I think she got that quality from her dad and grandpa. She is
the most wonderful and fun horse, and all wrapped up in a package that includes
beauty and a great personality. I could not have purchased a more wonderful
animal. Ask Kim next time you see her if she is having fun riding her!"
Love
~ Cheri Feldt and Duchess |
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Dear Janet
My name is Anita Scurlock. I am 9 years old. I have a four-year-old gelding BWS
Trusty Larkspur by Larks Trust Fund. He is the best horse because he is fun to
trail ride and show. He is nice to be around and he cooperates. Last year we
won MQHA High-Point in the state for the Walk-Trot Division – it was
really fun to be top in the state. He is a beautiful horse with a long tail. We
are best friends. He loves me a lot. Someday I hope the two of us are famous.
Next year we will be doing Walk/Trot/Canter. I hope we will do as good as we
did this year. He loves to get brushed. I love it when he gives me hugs and
kisses – except in the show ring! When I ride him I don't want to get off
him, that's how much I like to ride him. When we do showmanship it takes a
minute to get him going but he does well. But I love him no matter what because
he is my best friend.
~ Anita Scurlock, Newaygo MI |
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Hi Janet;
"Warm greetings to everyone. I'm enclosing this picture of Lark that I
took this fall. We had a long and enjoyable trail riding season at our farm.
Lark did an outstanding job, and was safe enough to go alone off the property.
I am really enjoying her!!"
Love
~ Kris (Garceau) & Lark, Marquette MI |
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"I would sincerely
like to thank everyone at JR Lazy Day Farms for going above and beyond the call
of duty to get my mare in foal. It was a long process that lasted 3 years. When
most breeders would have given up, Janet, you kept at it. Finally, Lass had a
beautiful, healthy cold born at Lazy Day Farms. Your facility is beautiful, and
your staff have always been friendly and very down to earth. My mare and her
baby are always treated as if they are your own 'kids'. Thank you, Janet,
Archie, Kerry and Kelley for all you've done. Thank you Carlene for rescuing
Trucker when he though the porcupine might want to play. See you all soon.
~ Jill (Sines), Lass, and Trucker, Muskegon MI |
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Dear Janet;
"I wish to thank you so very much. Even though we have not met in person,
you have shown to me the trust, kindness, and confidence I would only expect
from a close friend. To allow me to have the chance for Tom Powers Stallion
Trust, and you don't know me from Adam. If you would allow it, I would like to
count you as a friend..."
~ Oscar Marty Vasquez, Detroit MI |
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Janet;
"I just wanted to thank you again for helping me out so much last year. I
can't say enough good things about you and Kerry, and anyone who is looking for
a nice stud and a breeding facility is always recommended to you by my
farm."
~ Jackie Kalvaitis, Fremont MI |
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Dear Janet;
"Here is a picture of me and Trusty's Trust Fund, a.k.a. Toby, at the
Amateur Extravaganza in Findley, Ohio. I cannot thank you enough for selling me
this amazing horse. He is truly the wind beneath my wings."
~ Kara Hansen, Coopersville MI |
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Dear Janet;
"I am writing you because of my interest in Larks Trust Fund. I have a
Sugar Ray Lark baby. She was a find, and even though she had bad beginnings,
with love and care she is wonderful. I found her in a field full of muck
wrapped in a high tinsel wire around her neck and hind left leg. I took a pair
of pliers and released her from her troubles. When she got to her feet I knew
she was okay, and I bought that skinny, torn up baby. I spent four months
increasing her weight and having the Newaygo vets checking her for injuries.
She turned three in July. She is a beautiful buckskin. I got on her back after
she turned three, and she responded beautifully. "We have been riding her
ever since. She went to her first open show this August and to my surprise,
showed with her dad who is now a gelding. I want to make this mare something. I
realize that this bloodline is amazing. |
"I have
another Red Roan Foundation quarter mare that I would like to breed to your
Larks Trust Fund. I am rebuilding my parents' farm in Fruitport, and I want
Lark babies. I have owned seven other horses, and have never known this kind of
response from a horse. It's like you said about The Lark Ascending, they get
restless if they're not doing something. I would like to come out and check out
the facilities for possible breeding to my other mare, to bring another Lark
baby into my arms.
~ Jean Tonet, Fruitport MI
Note: Janet's reputation is built on the care she takes in her
own stables and in finding homes for Lazy Day offspring. She was delighted to
hear of the rescue described above, and her staff are investigating this Sugar
Ray baby's circumstances. |
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