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Our Bloodlines Include:

Leo - carved his nitch in the early years of the Quarter Horse industry as a sizzling speed horse. An all time great sire.

Three Bars - Without a shadow of doubt, Three Bars has had the greatest impact on the Quarter Horse breed in history.

Joe Hancock - He was one of the all-time great sires of rope horses. Old time ropers say that the Hancock's were big, stout, and tough, with lots of bone.

Joe Reed II - Proved that he not only had speed, being named the Champion Quarter Running Stallion in 1942-43, but also a heart as big as all outdoors.

Leo San - The progenitor of an outstanding line of performance horses.




Doc Bar - Will forever be remembered as the horse who revolutionized the cutting horse industry.

Colonel Freckles The legendary Colonel Freckles won the 1976 NCHA Futurity. Colonel Freckles horse are prized by showmen and working cowboys alike for their desire to please and great attitudes.

Harlan - A fabulous sire of performance horses. Harlan passed along color, conformation and athletic ability to his offspring

Sugar Bars - One of the most influential and versatile sires in the history of the Quarter Horse Breed. Out of every conceivable kind of mare, Sugar Bars sired speedy, good looking, athletic horses who could and would do whatever asked of them.

Native Dancer - Winner of the Preakness and Belmont Stakes.

Two Eyed Jack - Just like the playing card he was named after, Two Eyed Jack was a top draw. The word "versatile" truly applied to Two Eyed Jack and all his get, who amassed over 15000 halter points and 21000 performance points. They rode as good as

 

  

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you discount foals if I buy more than one?

Yes we certainly do.....just inquire with the breeder for more information about discounts.


What are payment my options for foals for sale??

50% of the purchase price is required to hold any foal for sale. The 50% will be applied as the down payment and it is non-refundable. In some circumstances we alter the down payment policy such as a repeat buyer etc. Please contact the breeders directly for more information.

When is the final payment due?

All balances on foals are due no later than October 1st unless agreed upon otherwise.

When can I pick up my new foal?

Foals must be picked up by the first of November.
Foals not picked up by November 1st will have a daily boarding fee charged by the seller.
Buyers need to schedule pick up dates for the foals.

Do you deliver or arrange transports?

Occasionally we do deliver foals or try and arrange customers that live in the same part of the country to group together with a transporter to help lower the cost of transportation. Inquire about this with the breeder you purchased the foal from. Otherwise we do leave the arrangement of delivery of the foals to the buyer.
 

What happens if my foal gets hurt or dies before I pick him up?

All foals are guaranteed sound at weaning. If your purchased foal gets hurt or dies before weaning and delivery we will apply your down payment to another foal from the same breeder.
 

 

 

 

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