Our
Mares
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Our Mares
are selected for conformation, gait, breeding and disposition.
They are handled on a daily basis, and all but one are broke to ride. They're all naturally gaited,
with people-friendly, willing and sensible personalities.
Since our mares enjoy
human contact, the foals are friendly from birth and are willing
students. The dams stand by patiently as we imprint and handle
the foals as
soon as they are born.
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Warrior's
Yankee Lady
16 hand frosty bay roan |
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"Tate"
is
a granddaughter of World Grand Champion Warrior's Gentleman Gem and of
Ben's Black Ace, sire of many model champions.
She has multiple crosses to
Zane
Grey, Mack K's Yankee, and Midnight Queen, dam of Campbell's Express and Ben's Black Ace.
Her personality is gentle and
people-loving and she likes to "help" with whatever's going on around
the barn.
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To see her pedigree, click here
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Travelin'
Tootsie C.F.T.R.
14.3 hand
chestnut sabino with flaxen mane and tail
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To see her
pedigree, click here .
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She's an excellent,
anyone-can-ride trail horse and is queen of the barn. She has a
big rear end and
tremendous heart girth, and she can go all day.
She's a granddaughter of
Missouri Senator with foundation bloodlines that include Missouri
Traveler, Poole's Blue Boy, Golden Governor, Royal Rawhide, Ozark
Golden King and Blankenship Diamond. On her dam's side we can
trace her lineage back to the
great American Saddle Horse Rex Peavine and beyond--foundation
bloodlines
for sure!
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Wood's Sweet Vicki
14.3 hand chestnut minimal sabino with flaxen mane and tail
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To see her pedigree, click here.
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She's a sweet, shy mare, with beautiful conformation and a lovely head. She's never been broke to ride, but she displays a ground covering foxtrot in the pasture.
She's a granddaughter of Rawhide's Black Ace, and her bloodlines include Red Rawhide, Walker's Merry Lad, Go Boy Rikki Takki, and Bay LadyE. We bought her as a bred mare in December 2004, and she's expecting a foal by Panhandler's Wheeler Dealer in April 2005. |
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