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Kimberly Hock - Kimess Farms AQHA Performance Horses and AKC Pembroke Welsh Corgi’s

09/07/2026

Chappelle, our 3-year-old mare by Frenchman Feature, out of a Shoot Yeah/Jet of Honor mare. Her future is looking bright, and now if her Momma could just get healed up, we’d be in business.
So thankful for my c**t starter, Austin, for putting the miles on her and keeping her happy, healthy, and confident. She’s coming along beautifully, and I’m excited to see where this journey takes us.

Not sure if we’ll make it to 2027, but wonders never cease. We’re trusting and working on God’s plan, whether I understand it or not. His timing is always better than mine.

Here’s to faith, healing, and whatever comes next. 💗🦋💗🦋💗🦋💗🦋💗🦋💗🦋💗🦋💗🦋💗



TK and Betty supervising Jim fixing the my tackroom wall, finally.  Whooo hooo!
09/07/2026

TK and Betty supervising Jim fixing the my tackroom wall, finally. Whooo hooo!

Started the morning with coffee, a protein shake, and a quick policing of the house before getting ready for the day.Hea...
06/30/2026

Started the morning with coffee, a protein shake, and a quick policing of the house before getting ready for the day.

Headed to a networking meeting where David Weem, the Greeneville Fire Marshal, gave a very educational presentation. It was great catching up and networking with some of my favorite people afterward.

Next stop was switching vehicles with Jim, taking the lawnmower to the house, giving the kids their instructions, unloading the mower, and unhooking the trailer.

Then it was off to Kingsport! I chatted with my lender about a few clients, met another agent to hand off keys, and spent time getting two listings ready while answering emails.

Had one of those calls with my real estate bestie that reminds me why I love this business—we shared listings, stories, information, and talked through an interested client. I also met another agent's daughter and picked up a contract to repair some brickwork. Amazing how connections lead to opportunities!

Wrapped up the workday by checking out a land listing off Exit 27 on I-26... I think I found it! Then I got a call from a California investor about a lot and immediately connected them with my real estate bestie since it tied into our earlier conversation.

On the way home, I stopped by Hamilton Meat Market to grab dinner. Made Jim homemade gravy and cube steak, and now it's finally time to head outside and play in the yard.

Busy days like this remind me how much I enjoy helping people, building relationships, and somehow fitting it all together. ❤️

04/18/2026

So proud of this girl 💕

Betty, our 2-year-old filly, has been with the trainer for about 45 days now and I couldn’t be happier with her progress. She’s really starting to come into her own and is learning the ropes of being a cow horse—honestly, I may need to start looking into cow horse classes!

Austin is doing an incredible job getting her solid, confident, and well-rounded, exactly what I was hoping for. And Jamie has been amazing keeping me updated with videos so I don’t miss a thing.

Excited for what’s ahead for this sweet girl 🐴✨

Just keep moving forward- no matter how small.   If you improve by 1% every day for 365 days, you will be approximately ...
04/04/2026

Just keep moving forward- no matter how small.

If you improve by 1% every day for 365 days, you will be approximately 37.78 times better than when you started…if math…compounding affect. 🌟☘️🌟✅

Soapbox moment…Can we PLEASE start breeding horses with a plan instead of just posting pedigrees and asking “what should...
03/26/2026

Soapbox moment…
Can we PLEASE start breeding horses with a plan instead of just posting pedigrees and asking “what should I breed her to?”
Can we see the MARE first?
What does she look like?
How is her conformation?
What’s her disposition?
What job is she doing—or supposed to do?
Where does she excel, and where does she need improvement?
Because that’s where breeding decisions should start.
Pedigree absolutely has its place—but it should be one of the LAST things you look at, not the first. Yes, some crosses don’t work for valid reasons, and yes, strong bloodlines matter… but papers don’t fix poor planning.
Breed for PURPOSE.
If you’re a taller rider with a smaller mare, picking a stallion known for producing smaller horses probably isn’t helping you reach your goal. If you’ve got a bigger mare and want more speed, agility, or refinement—then choose accordingly.
It’s not that hard to find stallions today that have BOTH the talent and the pedigree. We’re not lacking options—we’re lacking intentionality.
We can do better as breeders.
Let’s start making matches that actually improve the horse, not just the paperwork.

This was a post on a FB page - just an example of 100 I have seen. Do not know the person - no shade just my morning coffee and soap box thought.

Remember to thank your awesome farrier this week.  I have been blessed with awesome farriers over the years and Army mov...
07/08/2025

Remember to thank your awesome farrier this week. I have been blessed with awesome farriers over the years and Army moves. Right now we are blessed with Jason Crisp, thank you for dealing with all over problem children. 🏇

04/19/2025

“IT IS FINISHED!”

Praise his HOLY name today! The battle is won! He is Risen and by Grace alone we are saved!

Happy Easter ✝️

03/30/2025

Trying to figure out this years stud pick….why I am struggling is beyond me.

Ferry is a stout, tall mare with great disposition. What your favorite stallion? Or your favorite up and coming stallion?

Looks like I am trying to get saddle ready! 🤣🙃🔥✅
03/20/2025

Looks like I am trying to get saddle ready! 🤣🙃🔥✅

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