Genesis Tennessee Walking Horse Farm in Slaughters KY:  Genesis TWH is located in Western Kentucky owned by Mark and Marion Miller.  I am blessed to have 89 acres to do what I love which is raise and train Tennessee Walking Horses with World Champion or better pedigrees for the pleasure rider who wants to ride often or monthly and expects their horse to be a part of their family AND be reliable despite the circumstances each time they ride.  I specialize in TWHBEA registered Tennessee Walking Horse Mares by World Champion sires and now have a breeding program.

What can you do with a true pleasure horse that has a phenomenal gait, exceptional ground manners, and world champion direct or better pedigree top and bottom?  Almost anything from standing on top of them to hanging from a bucket in the barn.  The true question for me is WHY NOT enjoy them thoroughly and ask them to be a dependable friend under saddle with mutual trust. 

The program we have developed at Genesis TWH is one of necessity and true pleasure for me as I've been limited physically from taking the chances from my youth.  My ladies must have common sense, pedigree, ability, and personality given that at 47 I have had 2 partial knee replacements with multiple surgeries.  I originally started raising and breeding Tennessee Walking Horses upon moving to Western Kentucky in 1994 with my two small children which was a dream of mine since I was a toddler.  Genesis TWH has the distinct honor of being a small walking horse farm with horses sold in 14 states, a horse in Israel, and one in the Netherlands.  Our success is due to our innovative approach to delivering pleasure horses for the intermediate level plus or minus rider who wants a horse with a phenomenal gait, exceptional ground manners, world champion pedigree, and intelligence to ride weekly or monthly without issues.  We give haircuts and bathes in most any situation without twitching and often simply tied to the trailer.  Our mares respect your space when leading or handling them even when you are out in the field with them.  Our mares also trust us to lead them well and handle unusual situations well such as children running in the barn underfoot, hanging on buckets, and the occasional loud noise.  They will startle when a deer jumps out underfoot and stop but don't over react, spin, or dislodge their rider.

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