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MARES
Most of our Mares are exposed to Sundance, our stallion, for breeding each year.
Chiefs Brazen Bullet
Foaled 2003, Bay Tobiano
| Brazzy at the Calhoun Colt Show |
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| August 26, 2012 |
| Brazzy at the Calhoun Colt Show |
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| August 2012 |
| Brazzy and I ready for Patrol Duty Urich Rodeo |
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| July 2008 |
| Urich rodeo |
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| Patrol duty July 2008 |
| Brazzy and 1st foal, Chance |
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| July 2008 |
| Brazzy's second foal, a colt. |
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| Tahlequah 2009 |
| Brazzy's third foal, a colt. |
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| Tramper |
| Brazzy's fourth foal. Her first filly, Joy. |
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| Joy at 3 months old. |
| Brazzy's fifth foal, another filly. |
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| April 1, 2012 |
| Joshua and Brazzy, throwing away trash. |
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| October 2012 |
| Brazzy and Stacy |
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| October 2012 |
| Calhoun Colt Show Parade 2014 |
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| Walking down the streets of Calhoun |
Brazzy is broke to ride and will let anyone ride her. She is always very willing to try for the rider, and give
you her best. She is getting better with every ride. She is enrolled in the Ride America program with American
Paint Horse Association. She has done Rodeo Security and been rode in one parade. She has been on several different
trail rides with various riders; and is the horse that babysits my husband when he decides he will ride with me.
August 2012, Brazzy was shown in the 4 years and older class at the 2012 Calhoun Colt Show, a fun show, and placed 3rd
in a class of 4. Her 2011 foal, JOY, was also shown and did well, too. See her results, below.
August
2013, Brazzy was again shown in the Calhoun Colt Show. She was shown in the 4 and over class, the Mare and 2013 Foal
class-1st Place, the Grand Champion Halter Class with Sky, and in the Walk/Trot under 13 Class ridden by my 13 year old nephew.
Brazzy didn't perform as well as she should have because she was too worried about her 2 month old foal, SKY, when Sky
wasn't in the arena with her. (Not that I blame her!)
Summer of 2014, Brazzy and I spent a lot of
quality time together, hitting the trails and the roads. We were in the Clinton, Ole Glory Days parade, rode in Berry
Bend, and practices maneuvers in the Arena. In late August, Brazzy was entered in the local horse
show. Brazzy was entered in the 4 yr old and older Paint Horse Halter class where she was placed 1st in a class of 5-6
horses. Later we saddled up and had some fun in the Walk-Trot class and the Western Pleasure class. We didn't
place but we enjoyed being in the ring. Brazzy has a "get down the road" walk, trot and lope which doesn't really "go"
in the show arena however she is a GOOD ride!
O Sonnys Mity Matilda
Foaled 2006, Black Tobiano APHA
#858,609
For Sale: $2000
| Matilda (Mattie) |
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| August 29, 2008 |
| Mattie's first foal, Jean, a filly. |
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| June 2010, 3 months old |
| Mattie's second foal, another filly |
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| Marie, 2011 |
Mattie is a Black Tobiano. She was born on this farm; I sold her, then bought her back. Her sire is
Mity T Strom, aka "Cody" a palomino tobiano. You can view pictures of him on the APHA page. She is a half maternal
sister to "Brazzy" and half paternal sister to "Pebbles". She has had the saddle and bridle on one time; and
did well. She has had a lot of handling and groundwork done already and shouldn't take much to get her going under saddle
well. She is throwing very nice foals when crossed with Sundance.
Jae Bar Stacy
Foaled 2006, Palomino Overo
| Stacy, 2011 |
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| Summer 2008 |
| Stacy Hobble training |
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| June 2009 |
| Stacy at Calhoun Colt Show |
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| August 2012 |
| Stacy before the class, practicing. |
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| Calhoun Colt Show, August 2012 |
| Calhoun Colt Show 2014 |
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| My brother showing Stacy in the 4 and older Paint Horse Halter Class |
| Competing is speed events, Calhoun Colt Show |
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| August 24, 2014 |
| Calhoun Colt Show 2014 |
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| First ever attempt at Barrel Racing |
When I purchased Stacy, she had 60 days professional training in Iowa during the summer of 2008, then she took the
fall off. She is now one of my favorite horses to ride.
She is enrolled in the American Paint Horse Association's Ride America program and is considered a PERFORMANCE
HORSE because of the number of hours that have been logged . She is cow bred, and very quick to turn around
for you. Stacy's dam is currently being shown and earning money in the cutting world........... Stacy has a
wonderful collected trot that is a dream to ride.
She spent some time being trained to be a Sheriff's Posse horse; she made her first "Public Appearance" on
June 18, 2009 at the Clinton Summer School. Then, the 20th of June, she was in her first Parade. That evening
she patroled the Rodeo Grounds for the first time. Earlier that summer she headed to Eagle Ranch for 2 different trail
rides. Her second parade was the Ole Glory Days Parade in Clinton, MO, on the 4th of July. This is the biggest
parade around and has a lot of scary objects along the parade route. Stacy when on down the street like we did it everyday.
She had her first foal April 2010, a perlino tobiano filly, we named Dawn. Dawn has all the moves you would want
in a cow horse and has been sold.
Her second foal, Scout, is a Bay Tovero colt, with wild markings, 1 blue eye, and the second eye is partial blue.
Scout is currently for sale. He has been shown in the local show in halter as a yearling. You can see more
on SCOUT on the HORSE SALE BARN page.
AUGUST 2012
We took Stacy to the Calhoun Colt Show, a fun show, and she placed 2nd in the 4 years old and older class while being
shown by my 12 nephew; and 1st in the LEAD LINE class with my 5 year old niece and I. Her 2011 foal, Scout,
was also shown and did well, too.
Stacy really enjoys being around people and likes trail riding. She will either follow the pack, lead the way,
or stay in the middle of the group. During the Fall and Winter when riding in the woods we often ride with a string
of bells on to alert hunters and deer that there are riders around.
August 2013 Stacy was shown is the Calhoun Colt Show in the 4 and older class by my 13 year old nephew;
in the Lead Line under 7 Class with my 6 year old niece and I----3rd Place; Walk/Trot under 13 Class ridden by my 10 year
old niece--4th or 5th Place; and the Walk/Trot over 13 Class ridden by myself. That was our first under saddle Show
Class and I was very happy with the way Stacy performed all day. I couldn't have asked for a better partner.
August
2014 Stacy had most of the summer off due to some lameness issues we are working through so she didn't get much
riding. We did show in the local fun horse show. She placed 2nd in the 4 yr old and older Paint Horse Halter Class.
Later in the day, we saddled up and entered the Pole Bending and Barrel race classes. We had never actually practiced
either of the patterns only parts of each one of them. My plan was to walk into the arena and trot the barrel pattern.
Stacy had other thoughts, and came into the arena as a trot and we loped and trotted the pattern. We had a
blast!
O Domino Mity Pebbles
Foaled 2006
| Pebbles |
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| Ready for showing at the Calhoun Colt Show, August 2012 |
| O Domino Mity Pebbles, "Pebbles" |
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| Hobble training, June 2009 |
| Pebbles and I at the Colt Show |
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| August 2012 |
Pebbles is a 2006 Perlino Solid Mare, out of Chiefs "Domino" Scamper and Mity T Strom.
She is broke to ride and was rode all of her 2 year old summer by a 10 year old girl. She has her dam's disposition,
"What can I do for you" and "let's just get it done!" Pebbles is going to be used for parades, breeding, and for me
to ride.
In early April 2011, Pebbles and I, attended a Clinton Anderson Certified Clinician Private Lesson in Lone Jack, Missouri,
led by Jennie Wentworth. Pebbles learned a lot of new things and did really well for us as I bettered my techniques
of the METHOD. Firsts for Pebbles that weekend were living in a stall with turnout, being in an indoor arena, and riding
with other horses in the arena--all doing their own thing, to just name a few.
Pebbles was the horse that I rode the most in 2011, and we really came a long way in her training. She's more responsive
to leg pressure and learning to neck reining, along with patience under saddle. I'm really happy with the way she is
going. Though she isn't her dam, Domino, she's got her try and good attitude about working for you, and I've come to
see where she has assets her dam didn't have. Every once in a while when I'm riding her I feel her momma's spirit in
her.
August 2012
I showed Pebbles in the 2012 Calhoun Colt Show, a fun show, in the 4 year old and older class. We placed 4th out
of 4, Pebbles just wasn't behaving herself!
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MOONLIGHT KEM
2007 Grullo Tobiano Mare APHA
#919,818
When I picked Kem
up in May 2012, she was a 5 year old mare and she was not even halter broke, nor would she let you touch her, though she would
grab a treat out of your hand. I started using Clinton Anderson's round pen methods on her to gain her respect.
After 3 sessions of round penning exercises she still wouldn't let you catch her or touch her; you could be inches away but
not touch her. So, we stepped up the training and I put a lope on her to keep her from leaving me. By the end
of the next day, she could be approached and caught, accepted hosing off, fly repellent, led, and would stand tied, along
with letting you touch you all over. I'm giving her a few days break and then I am going to finish up the Fundamentals
ground work exercises with her. Depending on how she responses, I will either finish her out to ride or just use her
as a broodmare. Right now, it looks like she is going to be rideable.
August 2014--Kem and
I did a crash course on how to show in a Halter Class, set up, and load into the trailer. She was hauled to our local
fun horse show, the CALHOUN COLT SHOW, and shown in the Paint Horse, over 4 yr old class---3rd place; and, the MOST COLORFUL
PAINT Horse class---2nd place. She also entered the ring for the Grand Champion Halter Class. I was really
proud of the way she showed for me. It was completely new to her and she really gave it a good try. You just can't
ask for more than that!
| Moonlight KEM |
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| 2007 Grullo Tobiano Mare |
| Calhoun Colt Show 2014 |
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| Kem's first trip to "town"; showing in the Most Colorful Paint Horse Class |
Kem is bred to our stallion, Sundance, for a spring 2015 foal.
O MY ODE TO JOY
2011 Homozygous Tobiano Buckskin Mare
| O MY ODE TO JOY APHA #999,839 |
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| 2011 Tobiano Buckskin Mare. Daughter of Brazzy and Sundance. |
| Joy and I in the Yearling Class |
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| Calhoun Colt Show, August 2012 |
| Calhoun Colt Show 2014 |
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| 3 Year old Paint Halter Class |
She has a very gentle disposition like her dam, Brazzy. Joy is halter broke, though you can
do about anything you want to her in the pasture without a lead or halter. She loves to be scratched but is not pushy
at all.
She has one blue eye and is built like a tank.
She has been tested at ANIMAL GENETICS, INC, in Florida; and, tested TT for the Tobiano gene, which means
that she is homozygous. This means she will always produce a Tobiano foal no matter what she is bred to.
Joy received her name because she was the first foal born after our Barn fire in February 2011.
She is a niece of Domino, and is a buckskin like both the mares lost in the fire.
AUGUST 2012
I took Joy to the 2012 Calhoun Colt Show, a fun show. In the Yearling Halter Class, Joy placed 1st.
In the Most Colorful Paint Class, Joy placed 2nd. And, in the Grand Champion Halter Class, Joy placed 4th out of a class of
8. She placed right AFTER the three full grown horses that were shown on a regular basis. I didn't think that
was too bad for her first show, and so little training.
August 2013 Joy and I again attended the Calhoun Colt Show. Joy was shown in
the 2 year old class and placed 2nd behind her 3/4 brother, Jack. Joy was also shown in the Most Colorful Paint horse
and placed out of the ribbons.
August 2014, Joy and I
showed in the local fun horse show, the 105TH CALHOUN COLT SHOW. She was entered in the 3 yr old Paint Horse Halter
Class where she placed first over her 2 half brothers, Scout-2nd, and Jack-3rd place. Later, she was shown in
the MOST COLORFUL PAINT class by a family friend. She came in 3rd behind Scout-1st place, and Kem-2nd place; in a class
of about 7-10 horses.
The more I work with Joy, the bigger Joy she is to work with!
Currently she is not for sale.
DIAMAN H TWO ID RISK APHA
#875,397 "Diamond" Diamond came to me in April 2014. She was extremely under weight, only weighing a little over 800 pounds and standing
over 15 hands. We have worked very hard this spring and summer getting her back to her ideal weight. At
the first of August, she finally weighed in just at 1000#. I think she still needs another 200 pounds to be at her best
weight and health.
She was exposed to our Stallion in May for a 2015 foal and she appears to be carrying
a foal.
I have been told that she was broke to ride and ridden as a 2 and 3 year old. I have been
working on her ground manners since she arrived. She now doesn't throw her head up and away from you when you try to
put the halter or bridle on or take them off. She, now, lowers her head on demand and will let you handle
her feet again.
I saddled her up and worked her under saddle in June of 2014 and she decided to buck like crazy. I was VERY
happy I hadn't just climbed on. SO, it looks like she will need to be restarted before I climb on her or have someone
else climb on. After that, we went clear back to the round pen for some intense work. I plan on continuing
to train her so that she can be shown in halter at the local shows and taken out on a ride.
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