Spirit's Kachina: I am Kachina...and Curls Rule

Thursday, April 21, 2011

I am Kachina...and Curls Rule

Making friends with Fancy, the neighboring Buckskin

Yeah, I am well fed...

I have Feathery Fetlocks

I am Really a Black...just a bit sun bleached

Wow....Dredlocks!

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Pedigree

Spirits Kachina (Black Tobiano Curly) June 29, 2010	DCC Vegas (Bay Tobiano Curly)	Stars Lucky Touch (Black Tobiano Curly)	Aprils Casanova (sorrel)	Rexs Golden Touch (Palomino)	Black Rex E (black)
					Step & Fetch It (cremello)
				Cindys Majestic April	Bluffs Majestic Raven
					Cindys Tinker Bell M
			Star J H (Bay Tobiano Curly)	Reese stud

				Black Star (Black Tobiano Curly	Walkers Merry Lad
					Curly Lady
		Memorials Sassy Princess (Bay Curly)	Golden Johnnies Memorial C (palomino)	Governors Golden Johnnie	Golden Governor
					Roan Lady
				Governors Boots C (chestnut)	Diablo
					Flicka
			Bombers Curly Princess (Bay Curly)	Zanes Bay Bomber (bay)	Zanes Big Mac (gray)
					Little Nell
				Lads Curley Queen (chestnut curly	Walkers Merry Lad
					Ginger (chestnut curly)
	Easters Buttermilk (Buckskin)	Century Lucky Snip (palomino)	Touchs Lucky Strike (palomino)	Rexs Golden Touch	Black Rex E
					Step & Fetch It
				Clouds Molly Ann (sorrel)	Black Cloud C
					Red Wing M
			Missouri Perfections Eighty Six (Bay)	Toddys Perfection (black)	Giles Hot Toddy
					Waldrens Golden Nelly
				Missouri Travelers 76 (sorrel)	Missouri Traveler E
					Ginger Williams
		City Girl Blue-Easter (black)	Midnight Star S (black)	Black Jim (black)	Toddys Perfection
					Yankees Black Angel
				Lads Misty Dawn (red roan)	Bingos Lad S
					Country Lady S
			City Girl Blue (grey)	Zane Greys Cody Bill (sorrel)	Zane Grey
					Susanna D Sue
				Grey Peaches Peggy	Zane Grey Jr
					Bay Peaches

Pedigree generated by PedigreeQuery.com

Kachina means Spirit

Kachinas are the spirits of departed ancestors, of rain and clouds, ofsupernatural beings, and of life in its many manifestations. Lore says, they are guardians of the Hopi and carry the prayers of the people to the spirit world. Carved Kachina dolls are given to Hopi children to help them identify the various spiritual figures and their costumes.
During the annual cycle of Pueblo rituals, brilliantly costumed and masked Kachina dancers, acting as intermediaries, summon their spirit ancestors for blessings of sunshine, rain, bountiful crops, and success in hunting, and thank them for the favors bestowed upon the pueblo. Today the Kachina is an important element in Southwest jewelry.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kachina

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Thursday, April 21, 2011

I am Kachina...and Curls Rule

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