Review from Dani Write in Oregon, who bought TITUS
​aka Fudge Stripes ~ 2016 silver dun gelding
Hopkins' Miracle Man X Spanish Sundown's Scotch Bonnet

After having mustangs for 30 years I decided I wanted a Gaited Mule. And Wow did God bless me with a sweet one. After 8 years of trying to breed for a mule, I discovered Brittany’s site. 17 month old Titus was shipped to Oregon on a Friday, Sunday I ponied him on a short trail ride over bridges, thru a creek, and loaded in and out of a new trailer . We met bicycles, hikers, joggers and several large groups of other trail riders. There was over thirty trailers in the parking lot. Titus stood quietly tied while his new brothers Wade and Nocha,( Kiger Mustangs) were tacked up.  Monday, my shoer trimmed him and he was very impressed with his demeanor.  Every time I try something new with him he just says” yes”. Titus rocks and rolls in the pasture, comes when he’s called, even lets me snuggle with him when he’s laying down in a pile of hay.  Brittany started him right, the Rocky Mountain Mama sure gave him the personality of a Golden retriever and daddy gave him just the right sass. Can’t wait to ride him down the road.  Thank You from Dani and the crew.  Ps. the dogs and chickens are fine under his feet but ravens cannot land in the pasture.  I borrowed some goats, sheep and llamas and put in the pasture next to him and the boys. Titus was trying to protect the boys.  Lol! Next morning, it's just back normal, Titus says, "I guess their our buddies too!"

Dani Wright
McKenzie Feed & Pet Supply
Saddlery Too!

Fudge Stripes aka TITUS and his new owner Dani Wright on their 1st trail ride in Oregon on Sunday. Fudge Stripes is by Forest aka Hopkins' Miracle Man out of Spanish Sundown's Scotch Bonnet aka Bonnie.

April 14, 2018
​Hi Brittany, pictures may say a thousand words but I didn’t have my camera. So I wanted to share the amazing feeling of love and trust. Titus is my love bug. He has stranger danger for everyone else.  Dogs , llamas, goats, sheep and babies do not bother him.  I have been snuggling with him when he’s curled up resting out in the pasture.  I can walk right up to him and scrub his ears, neck ect. Today he was so relaxed laying in the warm sand that I spent several minutes scrubbing and petting then decided to sit on him.  Lol. He wasn’t worried at all. So I guess that’s my first ride on him! heehee.    Thanks again for such a great critter. ~Dani Wright