Hi, my name is Christina and I am the owner of Sundance Halters! I'm 31 years old, I work at my family business and own my own farm. I started making halters when I was about 17 years old. In that time I have taught myself many different things and have tried to learn as much as possible. I started Sundance Halters in 2009.
I spend the majority of my time working for my family at our business that my grandfather started (non horse related). So Sundance Halters is an at home/spare time small business to keep myself busy and continue to make products that I enjoy making (please keep this in mind when it comes to my production time lines). Since I have spent the last 10 years working with my family, I understand how business works, as well as how important it is to put out a quality product and provide the best customer service that I've been taught to do.
I also own my own farm, which I had the extreme privilege of being able to do with my husband. We keep our four horses there and have so fittingly named the farm Sundance Stables, after my first horse and horse of almost 13 years, Sundance Son Dee (aka Joe Dirt). As I'm sure you've also guessed, Sundance Halters was also named after him (pictured above). Sundance Halters and Sundance Stables will continue to carry on his name as he was called to leave us and cross the rainbow bridge on March 23rd, 2015, where I know he will be waiting.
I own four other horses; miniture horses Bowie, an AQHA mare named Tess, a gypsy cross gelding named Harley, and APHA gelding, Dakota.
I spend the majority of my time working for my family at our business that my grandfather started (non horse related). So Sundance Halters is an at home/spare time small business to keep myself busy and continue to make products that I enjoy making (please keep this in mind when it comes to my production time lines). Since I have spent the last 10 years working with my family, I understand how business works, as well as how important it is to put out a quality product and provide the best customer service that I've been taught to do.
I also own my own farm, which I had the extreme privilege of being able to do with my husband. We keep our four horses there and have so fittingly named the farm Sundance Stables, after my first horse and horse of almost 13 years, Sundance Son Dee (aka Joe Dirt). As I'm sure you've also guessed, Sundance Halters was also named after him (pictured above). Sundance Halters and Sundance Stables will continue to carry on his name as he was called to leave us and cross the rainbow bridge on March 23rd, 2015, where I know he will be waiting.
I own four other horses; miniture horses Bowie, an AQHA mare named Tess, a gypsy cross gelding named Harley, and APHA gelding, Dakota.
Joe and I.