- 11 - Splendante in 1990, and a filly, De Lovelt, in 1991. That's Amore has produced no other offspring. In 1997, petitioners acquired an Arabian stallion, HB Canadian Dsign, for $4,000. Petitioners have shown HB Canadian Dsign. Six of petitioners’ nine horses--Brigitta La Brisa, Vendalita, That's Amore, Splendante, Brilliant, and Spanish Ballerina--were sired by one of two stallions that McDannald imported from Spain and that he used in his breeding program. 4. Improvements to Petitioners’ Residence for Use in the Horse Activity In 1990, petitioners’ residence was appraised at $65,000. From 1990 to 1994, petitioners made improvements to their residential property to accommodate their Arabian horse activity. They built a barn to store hay and equipment; a five-stall stable with a tack room, workshop, and storage area for hay and a horse trailer; a 50- by 100-foot arena; and a corral. During that time, they also acquired equipment such as a horse trailer and a used pickup truck. The improvements cost about $23,000. Petitioner planned and built most of the farm improvements himself. He built the barn for the horses by himself in 1990. He built the stable for the horses in 1990. He did not do the concrete work or build the structure or roof of the stable, but he installed the flooring and the siding and built the stalls and tack room.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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