Owner and driver Jodi Fry has been around horses all her life.  She has owned her own horses since she was just 3 years old.   Jodi learned to ride, care for, and show with her first horse, an Appaloosa gelding named Happe Day.  From that time she knew these wonderful creatures would always be an important part of her life and her family.

 Happe performed well both in the show ring and in the fast lane of play days.  Years went by.  Jodi matured and Happe aged.  By 1986 Jodi knew it was time for a younger horse for her and a slower and easier home for Happe.  She chose a home, for Happe, with very young riders who were ready to learn. 

After assuring that Happe was content and well cared for in his new home Jodi purchased her second horse, Tee Dees Skeeter.  Skeeter proved herself a very athletic Quarter Horse by taking Jodi through many High School Rodeos.

Together the pair made it to the high school finals, three years in a row, where they earned numerous awards. 

Once she was out on her own Jodi began breeding horses.  Her passion for breeding her vision of the perfect horse has led Jodi to a thriving business. 

Jodi Fry is married to a fellow horseman, Paul. The couple have 3 sons, Tylor, Logan, and Zackary. The Fry family also consists of a minimum of 23 horses. You can visit the Ranch website at www.fryfarm.4t.com for more information and pictures of all their wonderful horses.

Several years ago Jodi began driving a 1/2 Percheron 1/2 Paint gelding named Ranger.  Ranger is the most docile of creatures with a wonderful willing attitude.  As you can see from pictures he's also a real beauty. Lotsa Spots Carriage business is growing!  An additional carriage has been purchased.   Most weekends both Jodi and Paul can be seen driving.   Black Percheron mare, Esmerelda, has been taken off maternity leave.  She is being used lightly through the spring and summer and will be back to full service by Christmas 2006.  The company has also purchased a sorrel Belgium gelding, named Opie, who is an experienced carriage horse.  Two colts, Tucker and Peppy, are currently in training.

Lotsa Spots Carriage has a beautiful burgundy and white vis-a-vis carriage and a white on white to serve you.

Whatever the occasion, Ranger, Esmerelda, Opie, Paul, and Jodi are waiting to help in make your dreams come true. 

Jodi with her favorite Appaloosa
stallion, Kiss My Moon

The Fry boys.