Bill and Tracy grew up with horses. Bill was a Roy Rodgers and Zorro kid when he was young, and always wanted to be a cowboy. He is now living his dream to breed and show the beautiful and kind Arabian. Tracy grew up with Quarter horses and when she met Bill, she went for her first ride on an Arabian, and fell in love with both.  

With Desperado V at Varian Arabians

Bill & WGA Beamer at Fall Fest

Tracy & Always A rose at Region 11

Windy Gap Arabians is located on two sites in southern Wisconsin.
The Windy Gap  farm is located near Wisconsin Dells, and was Bill's grandfather's farm. It is named for its unique rock and bluff formations. It consists of 120 acres of hills, woods, trails, ponds, and protected pastures. Young horses are kept here to grow up, and we often take trail rides through the hills. The second farm is near the Village of Deerfield, which is between Madison and Milwaukee. The mares are bred, foaled out, and the foals are raised to weanlings here.  

Our goal is to produce beautiful, athletic, kind, Arabians, who can compete in halter and performance, especially western pleasure.  We purchased our first broodmare from Sheila Varian.  That mare, Balakardika V, was in foal to Sundance Kid V.  That first foal, a  filly, WG Baladancer, was shown successfully at halter and western pleasure, and has now become a broodmare who has given us our first third generation horse, a colt, by Jullyen el Jamaal.  Balakardika's second foal, also by Sundance Kid, was a colt, Coldplay Kid, who has gone on to be a national champion hunter.  What a great way to start!  We most often use  the stallions of Palmetto Arabians, owned by Frank and Sara Chisholm.  Everyone at Palmetto has been a pleasure to deal with, and have become great friends.