Working Horse Magazine May-June 2013 Issue

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May/June 2013

Hetletved Quarter Horses Driftwood Hancock Headquarters

2005 Buckskin Stallion

FRENCHMANS GUY x DOCS MOVIDA, DRY DOC

2013 FEE: $1,500

COOLED SHIPPED SEMEN AVAILABLE

From his FIRST CROP OF FOALS now hitting the BARREL FUTURITY ARENA!

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SOUTH WEST WASHINGTON FUTURITY - Salkum, WA • Futurity Finalist & Money Winner!

Owner/Rider: Tami Semas, Oregon

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BILL & DEB MYERS

www.frenchmansguy.com

605-641-4283 (Bill’s Cell) - 605-641-4282 (Deb’s Cell) 19974 St. Onge Road - St. Onge, South Dakota 57779 - 605-642-9789

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Brian & Lisa Fulton Valentine, Nebraska (605) 429-3204 brianfulton@inetnebr.com

www.FultonRanch.com

SI 98 (Streakin Six - Moon Fling, by Fast Fling)

Streakin Boon Dox

Geemeneze Fling

© KC Montgomery Photo

2013 Fee: $2,000 Cooled & Frozen Semen available

Fame Fling N Bling © Springer Photo

Standing at James Ranch (405) 449-3728 Streakin Boon Dox, Fame Fling N Bling, A Streak of Rita, Geemeneze Fling and French Streaktovegas are all Sired by

STREAK OF FLING ©JAY GEORGE

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A Streak of Rita © Mike Copeman Photo

French Streaktovegas © Springer Photo

SI 106 (Royal Quick Dash - Easanon, by Martha Six Moons)

2013 Fee: $1,500 Cooled Semen available

Standing at Butler Vet Clinic, Valentine, NE

Contact Fulton Ranch (605) 429-3204 ©JAY GEORGE

OUR NEXT SALE: Friday August 23, 2013

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CC Peppy Man, bay gelding, has been named

horse of the year 3 times in the ACRA (American Cowboys Rodeo Asso.), Champion break away horse in 2007 and 2010, also qualified and won the inaugural round at last years IFR in Okla. City, owned and shown by Jyme Beth Forman Hefner of Bixby OK. the picture is earlier this year winning the Miami, OK Rodeo in 3.1 seconds, also won the Pryor, OK rodeo in 2.4 and tahlequah, OK Rodeo in 2.5 seconds earlier this year.

Photo courtesy of Way Out West Photography.

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August 31, 2013 - 1pm *Preview Friday night and Saturday Morning

Selling 85 head of foals, yearlings, broodmares, ranch and rodeo horses out of our Driftwood and Harlan bred broodmares by our ranch stallions that include: lOuD n PROuD PlAYBOY sorrel son of Freckles Playboy out of a full sister to Peptoboonsmal.

QuARtER HARlAn (buckskin) double bred Harlan raised here on the ranch

You can also find us on Facebook under Clear Creek Quarter Horses

DREAMWOOD IKE (red roan) is also a ranch raised son of Blue taw; out of a Mr Poco Drift daughter. Double bred Driftwood Ike. SMARt lt PlAYBOY (sorrel) is a double bred Freckles Playboy. A few of the mares in the offering will carry his service.

Clear Creek horses are big, sound, “user friendly” ranch horses that frequent roping pens, PRCA arenas, and ranch rodeo competitions all over the country. Several sale graduates have won top Horse awards in ranch rodeos in the last year and 2 competed at the PRCA Finals in las Vegas.

Inquiries and catalogs:

Ron Kester 5807 E 480 Salina, OK 74365 918/434-5203 - home 918/694-1303 - cell/sale day panama@sstelco.com

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Selling 500 Horses Only!

Spring Spectacular Catalog Horse Sale

May 18-19, 2013

12 Noon • Salina, KS Friday, May 17

Ranch Horse Competition (Catalog horses only)

Fri., Sat., Sun. - May 17-19

LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO., INC. ~ Early Consignments ~

• 03 bay gelding - Top Moon, Streakin Six- ranch team roping horse • 05 red roan mare - Dash For Cash top and bottom - ranch horse • 04 buckskin gelding - team roping, barrels, and ranch horse by Salty Texan • 07 bay roan gelding - Paprika Pine, Jackie Bee broke ranch horse • 03 sorrel gelding - out of granddaughter of Two Eyed Rick - bomb-proof ranch horse • 96 sorrel mare - Poco Bueno, Docs Jack Spratt amateur and youth ROM in team roping • 95 blue roan gelding - by daughter of Watch Joe Jack - top 5 youth world on both ends in 2011 • 98 blue roan gelding - Doc Bar, Sunny Dee Bar amateur ROM in team roping • 08 red roan gelding - grandson of Figure Four Chex - team roping • 08 blue roan gelding - by grandson of Krog Classy Cowboy - ranch and team roping • 06 grullo gelding - grandson of Smart Little Lena ranch horse • 08 sorrel gelding - grandson of High Brow Cat heeling and breakaway • Haythorn Land & Cattle -14 yearlings - Tanquery Gin - Eddie Eighty, King Fritz, Playgun, Haidas Little Pep - all F&R and Haythorn ruturity eligible • 05 bay stallion - grandson of First Down Cash • 06 blue roan gelding - by Driftwood Blanton Chip • 07 buckskin gelding - by Driftwood Blanton Chip • 09 blue roan gelding - by Driftwood Blanton Chip • Over 25 head from Cain’s in Missouri - 2-year-old prospects, broodmares, and saddle horses performance bred including: • 00 dun gelding - by Kansas Beaver Bar - ranch and team rope • 00 red roan gelding - Peppermint Jack, Tanquery Gin - team rope, barrels, USTRC roping, youth rodeos • 05 red roan mare - granddaughter of Dusters Revenue - 4-H and ranch horse

Roping & Performance Preview Friday - 1 p.m. • Saturday & Sunday - 8 a.m.

• 09 red dun mare - granddaughter of High Brow Hickory - bred to son of Playgun • 09 sorrel mare - by Annies Little Pepper - bred to son of Playgun • 09 palomino gelding - grandson of Nu Chex To Cash - ranch horse competition • 08 buckskin mare - by Two Eyed Red Buck - Howard Pitzer Invitational eligible, 4-H and ranch horse • 08 palomino gelding - by Montes Lopez - solid team roping horse • 06 gray gelding - grandson of Playgun - pretty ranch and rope horse • 09 palomino gelding - by Smart Remedy - ranch and rope horse • 05 pony “Flash” - fancy broke • 04 sorrel gelding - grandson of Colonel Freckles ranch horse winner, team roping horse • 01 sorrel mare - by Starlights Joy - NCHA $14,000, gentle • 01 bay mare - out of daughter of Genuine Doc • 00 palomino gelding - grandson of Peppy San ranch, rope, kid broke • 07 buckskin gelding - by Haidas Bad Smoke - broke ranch horse • 10 sorrel mare - by Sophisticated Cat - works a cow • 03 buckskin gelding - grandson of Docs Borrego 14.2 gentle, kid broke • 04 palomino gelding - grandson of Smart Little Lena - rope, ranch • 04 sorrel gelding - by Colonel Hotrodder - team rope, ranch rodeo winner • 01 dun gelding - by Duster Hancock - solid rodeo and team penning horse • 04 bay gelding - grandson of Shining Spark - good broke • 06 bay gelding - Red Buck X Bartender - ranch horse • 03 dun gelding “Charlie” - USTRC & World Series horse • 08 gray gelding - grandson of Grays Starlight gentle cow horse • 11 sorrel mare - by Mighty Corona • 05 dun gelding - grandson of Red Buck - ranch horse

• 03 sorrel mare - by Eyes on Red - solid team roping horse • 08 sorrel gelding - by TR Dual Rey LTE $291,000 ranch, team roping horse • 04 chestnut gelding - by grandson of Miss N Cash gentle calf horse • 06 sorrel gelding - by PG Shogun - ranch, rope horse • 01 brown gelding - by grandson of Top Moon team rope horse hauled everywhere, saddle winner • 06 bay tobiano gelding - out of granddaughter of Smooth N Easy - pro caliber heel horse, USTRC, World Series, PRCA • 03 gray gelding - Smart Little Lena X Jackie Bee team roping winner • 00 palomino gelding - by grandson of Sanger Six $ earner in team roping, will fit any level roper • 09 sorrel gelding - by WR This Cats Smart (LTE $236,000) - cuts, ropes, ranch horse • 07 bay gelding - by grandson of CD Olena - tripping horse thick • 06 sorrel gelding - grandson of Colonel Hotrodder rope, ranch horse • 08 sorrel gelding - by Real Gun - ranch, feedlot horse • 05 buckskin gelding - grandson of Hollywood Heat - USTRC team roping horse • 04 gray gelding - by grandson of Tee Jay Badger ranch, rope horse

2005 palomino gelding - grandson of PC Fire N Smoke, grandson of Colonel Hotrodder - ranch and rope horse, won Black Hills Stock Show ranch horse competition and used at several ranch rodeos, setting the arena records in many events and won 2nd at the world championship ranch rodeo.

www.farmersandrancherslivestock.com

Mike Samples (785) 826-7884 • Kyle Elwood (785) 493-2901

1500 W. Highway 140 • Salina, Kansas 67402 • (785) 825-0211 • (785) 826-1590 - fax

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LAUING

MILL IRON L RANCH

Denny & Doris Lauing • 13917 Alkali Rd, Sturgis SD 57785 • 605-347-6193

Email: ddranch@venturecomm.net •

www.LauingMillironLRanch.com

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Denny & Doris Lauing (Lauing Mill Iron L Ranch) will not be hosting the 2013 South Dakota Ranchers & Breeders Quarter Horse Sale Labor Day Weekend. However, Denny & Doris are excited to be part of the Lopez & Meyer Quarter Horse Production Sale September 8, 2013 held at the Faith Livestock Commission in Faith South Dakota. Lauing’s will be offering 25-35 head of offspring from their stallions from weanlings to broke horses.

(Frenchmans Guy X Colonels Miss Targo) 2006 Palomino sired by Frenchmans Guy, the Nations only Barrel Racing Triple Crown Sire injected with Colonel Freckles & Doc’s Prescription on the Dam’s side producing outstanding ranch & arena horses. Quick and catty and displays speed with ease. Shown and successful his 5/6 year old years in numerous futurities and derbies. 2011 WPRA World Finals Futurity Open 2D finalist, 2011 Red, White and Run Barrel Futurity 1D money earner. 2012 5 State Breeders Futurity Future Fortunes money earner. Oldest get are 3 year olds and eligible for 5-State Breeders Futurity & Ranching Heritage Breeders Challenge.

(Doctor Como X Comos Delight) 1995 Sorrel finished cutting horse.

Double-bred Son ofa Doc, this stallion shows a lot of athleticism, conformation and desire. Cowy, silky smooth, well mannered with a great disposition. His foals have taken on his characteristics and are successful in the ranch and roping arenas. Como is one of the most unrecognized stallions in the cutting world. NCHA LTE $2,320.91 with limited showings. Achievements: COA, 2002 1st; Place SDCHA $1,000 Novice Horse, 2002 2nd Place SDCHA $20,000 Non-Pro. Offspring all eligible for the Ranching Heritage Breeders Challenge.

(Frenchmans Tequilla X TR Hickory Sap Gay) 2002 Gray Grandson of Frenchmans Guy with Docs Hickory and Mr Illuminator on his papers. Outstanding powerful stallion. Finished Team Roping Horse and great ranch horse. Passes on great minds and color to his offspring. Good bone, powerful hip, quick as a cat. Because we are reducing our stallion battery, we are offering Frenchmans Hickory for sale. Serious inquiries may contact us at email or phone listed above.

Hoof Prints Design • info@hoofprintsdesign.com • 605-999-5387

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The Fort Ranch welcomes TED ROBINSON 7 Time NRCHA World Champion

Saturday

d June 22n 2013

36th ANNUAL PRODUCTION SALE Doc Quixote Colonel Freckles Doc Oak Young Gun

Mr Peppy Olena Doc’s Rondo Doc’s Hickory Playin Stylish

Spots Hot Son Ofa Doc CD Lights

Doc Ray Olena Cat Ichi Holey Sox Jr.

COW KWACKER

SMART ZEE DUALLY

High Brow Cat x Kwackin

Smart Little Lena x Zee Dually

High Brow Cat Dual Rey Peppy San Badger Freckles Merada

TR Dual Rey Haidas Little Pep Hickorydickery Doc Doc’s Dulce Bar

RICOCHETS SUE Smart Lil Rocochet x Meradas Little Sue by Freckles Merada

BET ON BINION Bet On Me 498 x Sangelina

SUES DUAL PEP Dual Pep x Meradas Little Sue by Freckles Merada

QUITE A BOON

Peptoboonsmal x Maradas Little Sue

by Freckles Merada

LITTLE PISTOL BADGE Young Gun x Little Peppy Holly by Peppy San Badger

Buckskins, Red Duns, Blacks, Roans, Palominos, Grullas, Sorrels, and Bays with Plenty of Chrome Sale Terms: 1/3 down payment with balance to be paid in September when foals are weaned and picked up by their new owners. Foal Guaranteed to be alive and sound or your down payment will be refunded.

SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd 2013 AT THE RANCH IN PROMONTORY, UTAH Eric Duarte - Auctioneer 541-533-2105 www.duartesales.com Ted Robinson - Pedigrees 805-649-9028 www.tedrobinsoncowhorses.com

FOR INFORMATION & CATALOG CONTACT: Rick Ellis 208-681-9829 435-471-7411 Brian Anderson - Trainer

Horse Creek

WORKING HORSE

Sale Company, LLC Est. 1989

Next Sale - May 25, 2013

February and March sales were great!

Going to Horse Creek, where Horse Sales are their only business.

Adams County Fairgrounds Brighton, Colorado * Courteous, Experienced Sales Staff * Sales Are Always On The Last Saturday Of The Month.

If There Are Five Saturdays In A Month Our Sale Is On The Fifth Saturday. Call For Information. * No Unload Or Consignment Fees Are Charged But It Does Help Us If We Know What Horses You Are Bringing Ahead Of Time. * 10% Commission With No Hidden Fees. 8% Commission On Consignments Of Ten Or More Head Consigned

By One Owner. $35 Pass Out Fee. * Consignors Paid Day Of The Sale.

MAGAZINE May/June 2013

Contents

Column Equine Discussions

by Cal Middleton Feature Articles Mares With More One That Got Away

By Larry Thornton Working Lines Mirror Image Pedigrees- Part 2

By Larry Thornton Healing Herbs for Horses

By Mickey Young Sales, News, Departments Dennis Cappel - Gods Feed Truck River Valley Schedule Classified Ads

Websites to Visit

Advertisers Index

* One Of The Largest Tack Sales In The Nation Prior To The Horse Sale.

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John & Annika Hayes • 970-345-2543 www.horsecreeksalecompany.org THE WORKING HORSE • NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2012

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Staff Mike Gerbaz Managing Partner 970-273-4045 970-948-5523 mgerbaz@clre.com

* A Brochure-Type Catalog For Each Monthly Sale Including All Horses Checked In By Noon. * Individual Stalls With A Pedigree Card For The Horse Selling.

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Jane Klingson Sales Representative 515-571-2832 fax 515-879-2755 janeklingson@yahoo.com

Suzie Rupert General Manager 970-948-1078 yipeekiyea@ earthlink.com

Roxanne Pirie Sales Representtive 515-408-4702 fax 515-879-2473 Chris Kelly roxannepirie@yahoo.com Editor/Production Mgr. 970-618-5202 ckelly466@gmail.com

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Equine Discussions with Cal Middleton

“An EXPERT is someone who has made nearly every mistake possible in a certain subject, and can help you learn how to avoid them.”

- G.H. Hello fellow horse enthusiasts. I am excited to be a part of the Working Horse Magazine community and to share some information with you from time to time.I have worked extremely hard at educating myself in the horse business. I am constantly learning, just like every one of my mentors. I have made numerous mistakes and I have learned the hard way, by doing things wrong first and living with the results. On the other hand, I have also been fortunate enough to have had some of the top horsemen and women to help me along the way.

I want you all to understand that this column is not about me. I want to discuss you, your horse, and some questions or concerns that you may be having. For this to happen, I need to hear your questions, comments, thoughts and concerns. If you don’t have a question, maybe you just have a certain topic that you would like to hear about.

My goal as a trainer/coach is to take people and their horses to the next level. My goal as an equine consultant is to help inform people and educate them to the best of my knowledge on any topic regarding horses, training, breeding, sales, etc., and help them to make good decisions.

Would you like to get your rope horse facing better, your cow horse stopping better? Maybe you’ve always wondered if bloodlines are really that important, or what kind of tack to use. Maybe you would like to become a horse trainer or go work for a trainer, but don’t know how to get started. Maybe you’re seeing all

Cal and Hibeams Special Nite were Open Finalists (L1) in the 2012 NRBC, a career highlight for both of them. the different training advice out there today, and trying to sort it all out.

Or maybe you don’t have a horse right now, but you have a passion for the western lifestyle and want to learn more about these special animals.

This column is for all of you. So gather up, tell your friends and send me all the questions you have. We can find the answers together if we need to, we can learn something, and we can have some fun.

There are countless theories and ideas about horse training. It’s very sweet and politically correct to say different things work for different people and different things work for different horses. But the truth is that everything does not work, and a lot of people think what they are doing is working but it’s really not. There are certain truths in horsemanship as well as in life. This column will be about the principles that will truly work time and time again, on every horse for long-term permanent results.

Send your email to cal@ calmiddleton.com. Look for my column in the next issue of Working Horse Magazine.

Until next time – ride smarter, not harder!

Cal Middletonis a professional horse trainer who makes his living riding horses, coaching non pros, and competing at shows on the state and national level where he has won numerous titles including a world championship in Reining at the APHA Congress and a 4th place finish in Jr Working Cow Horse at the ApHC Nationals. Cal starts colts and takes them all the way to the show ring. He also works with trail riders and youth. Cal competes in Roping, Cutting, Working Cow Horse and Reining. Cal puts on numerous clinics around the country. He also gives online video lessons and has an equine consulting service where he helps people make decisions regarding their horses. You can learn more about Cal at www.calmiddleton. com or call him at 816-256-9597.

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Bobby Joe & Renee Jane Cudd Quarter Horses, LLC.

PRODUCTION & CONSIGNMENT SALE SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2013  11:00 AM

Indoor Facility  WOODWARD, OKLAHOMA  Sale Goes Rain or Shine  SELLING APPROXIMATELY 120 HORSES 

MOTELS: Northwest Inn  (580) 256-7600 Holiday Inn Express ● (580) 256-5200 Wayfarer Inn  (580) 256-5553 Western Sands  (580) 256-7442 Super 8 Motel  (580) 254-2964 Downtown Motel  (580) 256-6486 Hampton Inn  (580) 254-5050 LaQuinta Inn & Suites  (580) 256-5533 Days Inn  (580) 256-1546 Red Country Inn  (580) 254-9147 Woodward Inn  (580) 256-1112

Auctioneers  Phil Schooley & Todd Tucker  Email: reneejane.cudd@gmail.com

Sale Day Phone (580) 256-6666  Fax Number (580) 256-1935 ◊◊ ENJOY THE 83 WOODWARD ELKS RODEO WHILE YOU’RE IN TOWN! ◊◊ RD

VISA & Mastercard Accepted

FEATURING:

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Featuring Sons, Grandsons, Daughters, Granddaughters of

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LEO GOLDSEEKER  1971-1997

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T h re e B a rs (T B ) G o ld s e e k e r B a rs S p a n is h J o y

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Leo Goldseeker S a n d y L o u S m ith S a n M a n L e o B o o ts M S m ith

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Horses Sired By or In Foal To: King W Goldseeker Herman Goldseeker Doc Tivio Goldseeker Bay John Goldseeker Callaghans Foremost Mr Tyree Drifter Rhinestone Bartender Spanish Barbera Joe Jack Red Perfect Handle Sherman Leo Lucky Little Playboy

Boonlight Dancer Playgun Sweet Lil Pepto Smart N Pepto Two Eyed Red Buck Poco Dot Lena Genuine Hombre Pep Up Hickory The Cowboy Cadillac Buckys Dusty Ace Mr Eye Opener Zans Diamond Shine

DIRECTIONS South side of Woodward on Downs Avenue to Jiffy Trip & Hickman Drilling. Go South on Edgewood, 3 blocks and you are on the farm.

A parking attendant will park you.

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(50) 2 year olds – All started riding – All colors and sizes, many paid up in the AQHA Incentive Fund (15) Big, stout 2 year old fillies – All Goldseekers – All started riding, big hips and pretty heads 2006 Blue Roan stud by Boonlight Dancer, out of a daughter of Smart Little Lena – gentle and broke to ride 2012 Red Roan son of Boonlight Dancer out of a daughter of High Brow Cat – Lots of potential here!

2005 Red Roan son of Sweet Lil Pepto and out of a money earning daughter of CD O’Lena – FANCY BROKE!!

2 year old buckskin gelding by Two Eyed Red Buck, out of a daughter of Mr Baron Red 2 year old palomino stallion by Genuine Hombre, out of a daughter of Mr Joes Song 2 year old buckskin stallion by Genuine Hombre, out of a daughter of Mr Joes Song 2 year old buckskin stallion by Joe Jack Red and out of a daughter of Two Eyed Red Buck (2) Palomino sons of Poco Dot Lena, out of daughters of Mr Joes Song – one stud, one gelding – These colts are ATHLETES! 2 year old gelding by Two Eyed Red Buck, out of a daughter of Watch Joe Jack – NOT MANY OF THESE LEFT! All these Pitzer breds are eligible for the Pitzer Ranch Horse Invitational held during the Pitzer Fall Sale 2 year old blue roan stallion by Smart N Pepto – Paid up in the AQHA Incentive Fund – Big and stout 2 year old sorrel stud by King W Goldseeker and out of a daughter of Rhinestone Jack – roan all down his sides, coon tail and plenty of chrome – FANCY FANCY FANCY! 2 year old buckskin stud by Lucky Little Playboy and out of a daughter of Leo Goldseeker 3 year old gelding by a son of Handle Bar Doc and out of a Goldseeker Bars mare – 90 days riding – Almost black with roan down his sides and coon tail – Eye Catcher!

2 year old dun gelding by Pep Up Hickory – eligible for the Farmers and Ranchers Futurity in Salina, KS 8 year old chocolate palomino mare by The Cowboy Cadillac – She’s a doll and broke the best too!

Herd reduction from Mr. Ron Berndt – 10 mares in foal to his son of Playgun

CUDD QUARTER HORSE FARMS REFERENCE SIRES

N Downtown West on Hwy 412 & 3 To Mooreland Hwy 3 Jiffy Trip

Hickman

Drilling

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CUDD QUARTER HORSES, LLC. 

Home of the Goldseekers 

Working horses with the looks and ability to do it ALL! (580) 256-6666 or (580) 515-3133 All animals will be Coggins tested prior to sale. Transportation provided to and from airport. Airport has 5,500 feet of runway.

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Mares with More

One That Got Away

Mexicali Rose was a great producing mare for Hank Wiescamp. She was also the dam of Spanish Rose who in one day was a Grand Champion at halter, a winner of the Colorado Futurity and then the winner of a reining class.

Registration Photo: AQHA Hall of Fame and Museum

By Larry Thornton The goal of the every breeder is to sell the offspring of their stallions and mares because that is how they make their money to stay in business. One dilemma that comes with selling foals is that it is the foals of your best mares that sell first making it harder to keep their good genetics in your herd. Of course that is the nature of the game and why those kinds of mares are the ones you have in your herd.

They produce good foals.

All of this brings to mind a mare that got away from Hank Wiescamp the AQHA Hall of Fame breeder.

Wiescamp bred and owned some of the greatest quarter horses in the industry including Skipper W, Skipper’s King, Skipperette and many others. He was in the business of selling horses, but he was a wise man about retaining certain individuals for his herd.

When I interviewed Hank I wanted to find out why he sold a mare he bred named Spanish Joy. He responded, “You can’t keep them all.” As it turns out it was a blessing to the industry that he didn’t keep them all. Because it was the success she had outside the Wiescamp breeding program that has made Spanish Joy one of our Mares With More.

Spanish Joy was foaled on the Wiescamp Ranch of Alamosa, CO, in 1954. Hank sold Spanish Joy in 1957 to Elna McKee of Norwood, CO. McKee is credited with racing the mare. She earned an “A” rating and her ROM with one win, one second place and one third in 12 starts. McKee sold her in 1960 to Denver Davis of Colony, OK. She was sold again in 1961 to Bud Boschert of St. Charles, MO. That would be her last move.

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The pedigree of Spanish Joy shows she was a mare built on the foundation of his program and the program of J. Warren Shoemaker of Watrous, NM. Both of these men are in the AQHA Hall of Fame because of the horses they bred, and their names are synonymous with the blood of the great nick of Old Fred and Peter McCue. The sire of Spanish Joy was Spanish Nick a son of Wiescamp’s great stallion Nick Shoemaker. Nick Shoemaker was bred by Warren Shoemaker and sired by his foundation sire Nick. Nick was sired

by Sheik P-11 by Peter McCue and out of Pet by Old Fred. Nick was out of Sylvia by Bob H by Old Fred.

Sheik P-11 is one of the original AQHA Studbook Foundation sires and Coke Roberds bred him.

Roberds gave the industry the combination of Peter McCue and Old Fred.

The dam of Nick Shoemaker was Slipalong Wiescamp. A thoroughbred named Lani Chief sired her. Wiescamp’s admiration for Lani Chief came out in my

...the famous story in which Hank bought the Philmont mares in carloads of about six each keeping back certain ones and selling the rest to pay for the carload.

interview with him. “For fiveeighths of a mile they couldn’t outrun that horse. But oh man, was he a quarter horse looking son of a gun. But he was thoroughbred. He would make most quarter horses

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Plaudit the Quarter Horse was an integral part of the Wiescamp breeding program through his daughters.

Photo: AQHA Hall of Fame and Musuem

look like dogs. God he was a good horse.” Lani Chief was not only the broodmare sire of Nick Shoemaker, but also the broodmare sire of Scooter W, an AQHA Racing Champion bred by Hank.

Slipalong Wiescamp was out of Slippers by Jiggs by Fred Litze by Old Fred. The interesting part is that Bob H and Fred Litze were full brothers sired by Old Fred and out of Queen Litze. Nick Shoemaker had become Wiescamp’s senior sire until he died. His son Skipper W became the lead sire for the program.

The dam of Spanish Nick was Mexicala Rose by the quarter horse Plaudit. Mexicala Rose was one of the original Plaudit mares that Wiescamp bought from the Philmont Ranch. This is the famous story in which Hank bought the Philmont mares in carloads of about six each keeping back certain ones and selling the rest to pay for the carload.

The mares were being sold as the Philmont Ranch had been donated to the Boy Scouts of America.

Plaudit was used for many years

on the Philmont Ranch. He was sired by the remount stallion King Plaudit, who was sired by Plaudit, the Kentucky Derby winner. Himyar sired Plaudit and his paternal half brother Domino. Both of these stallions have been important sires in the devlopment of the American Quarter Horse. Plaudit the quarter horse was out of the Roberds bred mare Colorado Queen by Old Nick.

Plaudit was bred by Tom Mills of Meeker, CO. Old Nick was an own son of Old Fred. The dam of Mexicala Rose was Blossom Time, a CS Ranch mare sired by Little Joe Springer and out of a CS Ranch mare.

Spanish Nick was a pretty good show horse. He was an AQHA Champion and a grand champion halter horse at the Denver Stock Show, New Mexico State Fair and the Colorado State Fair and other big shows. Frank Holmes, in his biography “The Hank Wiescamp Story, notes that Spanish Nick was Grand Champion at these three shows as either the Palomino Grand

Champion or the Quarter Horse Grand Champion. Hank called Spanish Nick the greatest broodmare sire he ever owned.

The dam of Spanish Joy was Joy Ann, another Warren Shoemaker bred mare. She was bred by Warren, but she was sold to a man in Kansas along with some other Gold Mount mares.Wiescamp told Holmes in his biography that he had to buy the man’s whole broodmare band to get the three daughters of Gold Mount.

The two mares that worked out for him were the full sisters, Joy Ann and Question Mount, and they both went on to be great producers for Wiescamp.

Gold Mount, the sire of Joy Ann, was sired by Brush Mount. Brush Mount was sired by Chimney Sweep

by Whiskbroom 2nd and Whiskbroom 2nd was sired by Broomstick by Ben Brush.

Wiescamp believed that Ben Brush was one of the thoroughbreds that influenced his program the most.

An added note: When Hank outcrossed his bloodline, he used stallions like Chicaro and Three Bar in his program. They are stallions that carried the blood of Domino, the paternal half brother to the thoroughbred Plaudit. Thus he was combining the blood of Ben Brush, Plaudit and Domino into his horses, building on the Old Fred/Peter McCue blood of the Shoemaker and Roberds bred horses.

Gold Mount was out of Miss Helen. Miss Helen was sired by Plaudit and out of a CS Ranch mare named Headlight. Miss Helen was one of the Philmont mares that Wiescamp later bought and she became the dam of many of the best he bred. She counts among her foals the great Skipper’s Lad, sire of many great horses including Skipa Star an AQHA World Champion Halter Horse and successful sire.

The dam of Joy Ann was a mare named Red Bird Shoemaker. She is another mare bred and owned by

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Warren Shoemaker. She was a daughter of Shoemaker’s great Nick.

Her dam was Plaudette by King Plaudit. Plaudette was out of a mare

by Peter McCue and a daughter of Old Fred, taking us back to the Coke Roberds breeding program. Hank professed that he built his breeding program around Old Fred, whom he saw as the ideal he was looking to produce in his breeding program.

Plaudette was a unique mare in that she was a mixture of paint horse and appaloosa color genes. She would be considered a paint horse today. She is the foundation of many great quarter horses, paints and appaloosas. One of her daughters is the AQHA Racing World Champion and AQHA Hall of Fame mare Maddon’s Bright Eyes. Maddon’s Bright Eyes is a half sister the ApHC Hall of Fame stallion Bright Eyes Brother.

The source of these paint and appaloosa color genes in this family comes from Coke Roberds who was fond of horses with some flash. He used a stallion known today as “The Circus Horse” in his breeding program. The Circus Horse was an Appaloosa and so some of the Roberd bred mares carried the genetics to produce an Appaloosa.

Old Fred was a Palomino that was also known for his excessive white.

So it is through his horses that Coke Roberds became a foundation breeder for several breeds—The American Quarter Horse, the Paint Horse, the Appaloosa and the Palomino.

Plaudit’s Babe is another daughter of Plaudette and sired by Gold Mount. This mare is the dam of Tetrama who was the dam of the Wiescamp bred Skip’s Ink and Skip’s Trama, both by Skipper W. Both of these horses are AQHA Champions and AQHA Superior Halter Horses.

Other horses from this family, through Red Bird Shoemaker, include her son Shoemaker’s Pay

Day and her daughter Question Mount. Question Mount was the full sister to Joy Ann that Hank bought in Kansas. Shoemaker’s Pay Day was the 1953 AQHA High Point Working Cow Horse.

It appears that Question Mount was strictly a broodmare for Wiescamp. Her offspring include Bar Mount, a stallion used extensively by Wiescamp and H J Skippa, racing ROM and dam of Skippa String. Skippa String was a stakes winner that was sired by Rukin String. Skippa String went into the Wiescamp breeding program to become an important sire. His get include the AQHA Champions Skip’s Chita, String Of Gold and Skippa Cord. He also sired Hank’s great broodmare sire of the modern era in Skippa Lark. Skippa Lark was a successful sire of show horses including the mare Streak Of Summer, an AQHA Reserve World Champion Halter Horse and a Superior Halter Horse.

The Question Mount daughter Sassy Nick was unshown and sired

by Nick W. Nick W was another

Nick Shoemaker stud used at Wiescamp. Sassy Nick was the dam of Skip’s Dilly, an AQHA Champion, AQHA Superior Western Pleasure Horse and the 1966 AQHA High Point Western Pleasure Mare.

Sassy Nick is the dam of Silver Cash, a good sire of horses like the AQHA Champions Bar Y Bonita and Taffy Lou Cash.

Joy Ann has her own successful

So Spanish Joy was one that got away and her produce record shows that she didn’t miss a beat. branch of the Plaudette family. Her foals include Skipity Skip, AQHA Champion; Skip’s Champ, Superior Halter Horse; Skip’s Admiral AQHA Champion, and the halter point earning mares Skipper’s Joy and Skipem. These five were sired by Skipper W. Shirley Nick by Nick W was a daughter of Joy Ann. She was the dam of Sir Raleigh. Sir Raleigh is

Spanish Joy may not have been the best mare Hank Wiescamp ever bred, but she was a great example of the power of his breeding program out in the world. Photo Author's Files

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the sire of the AQHA World Championship Super Horse Skip’s Sierra Nick.

The question is why did Wiescamp sell Spanish Joy? As he explained to Frank Holmes in the Wiescamp biography: “Spanish Joy was not one of the better mares I raised. She had too many little things Gold Mount was wrong with her conformation for me the sire of Joy to keep, so I sold her to Elna McKee Ann. He was bred of Norwood, Colorado.

by Waite Phillips

“But, like I always said, ‘It’s usually not the beauty queens who at the Philmont make the best mothers.’ Spanish Joy Ranch. wasn’t a show mare but she turned out to be a great producer. You can’t Photo: AQHA Hall take that away from her.” of Fame and Musuem.

So Spanish Joy was one that got away and her produce record shows that she didn’t miss a beat as a

broodmare. Her first foal was Mach Sheik P-11 I by Junior Reed by Leo. Junior Nick Sylvia Reed was out of Lorane Question by Question Mark by Plaudit and out of Nick Shoemaker Pepito by Kenward. Question Mark was bred by the Philmont Ranch Lani Chief (TB) taking us back to the CS Ranch and Slipalong Wiescamp

Slippers the Coke Roberds breeding

programs.

Spanish Nick

It was McKee that bred Spanish Joy to Junior Reed. The colt’s first KIng Plaudit (TB) Plaudit name was Spanish Socks because of Colorado Queen his four uniform white socks.

Spanish Socks’ name was later Mexicala Rose changed to Mach I. Mach I was a

colt on his mother’s side when Little Joe Springer Blossom Time Denver Davis bought her. Davis C S Mare would sell Mach I to Harvey Adams Spanish Joy and then later partner with Adams to race the horse. The colt had 38 starts Chimney Sweep (TB) on the track from 1962 to 1965 with Brush Mount Hula Dancer 8 wins, 10 seconds and 6 thirds. He was ROM with a 100-speed index or Gold Mount the AAAT rating of that time period.

Plaudit (QH) Mach I ended up in California

Miss Helen Headllight with L. L. “Smokey” and Linda Joy Ann Pritchett after they purchased him in Sheik P-11 1966. They put him into training for Nick performance and continued his halter Sylvia career. He first earned his AQHA

Red Bird Shoemaker Championship and then the coveted KIng Plaudit (TB) Plaudette

Coke Roberds

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AQHA Supreme Championship. He earned this title with his AAAT rating on the track, 41 halter points, 8 reining points, 5.5 western pleasure points, five heeling points and five heading points.

Mach I sired his first foals in 1964 and his first crop included Hoppy’s Own, a palomino stallion that earned 68 PHBA halter and

(Goldseeker Bars) completed this quest (for Supreme Championship) in 1973, becoming the second Supreme Champion out of Spanish Joy. performance points and seven AQHA halter points. He would go on to sire 36 AQHA point earners that earned 17 performance ROM and four open and/or youth AQHA Championships. His foals include Skid Landing, an AQHA Open and Youth AQHA Champion and Superior Halter Horse. His son Mach A Roany was the 1975 AQHA High Point Junior Working Cow Horse.

He was also an AQHA Champion.

The daughters of Mach I produced 74 AQHA performers.

They earned 1,151 points in halter and performance with 26 halter point earners and 42 performance point earners. He is the broodmare sire of horses that have earned 19 performance and halter ROM with four superior awards in halter and one in performance. His leading maternal grandget include Tardee Obsession, winner of three Superior Halter Awards and the AQHA Youth High Point Halter Mare in 1995. Shocketta was an AQHA Youth Superior Western Pleasure Horse, earning a total of 381.5 points in youth, open, amateur and novice divisions. You Win Again was not

only Superior in halter, he was the 1976 AQHA World Champion TwoYear-Old Halter Gelding.

Mach I was the first of eight sons foaled by Spanish Joy. Her second son was Mr Bright Eyes by Junior Reed. This horse could muster only a 45-speed index in two starts.

He did win one race. The AQHA shows that this horse never sired a registered foal.

The next son was Goldseeker Bars by Three Bars. Spanish Joy was in foal to Three Bars when Bud Boschert bought her. Boschert would start Goldseeker Bars show career as a yearling. The colt won four out of five halter classes and earn 2 Reserve Grand Championships.

The next career for Goldseeker Bars was on the racetrack. He earned his ROM and an AAA rating with 24 starts racing in 1964 and 1965, winning seven and placing second in 10 races with no thirds. He would set two track records in 1964 at Blue Ribbon Downs going 330 yards once in 17.22 and then again in 17.160 in two different races.

Goldseeker Bars went from the racetrack to the arena in 1965 and by the end of the year he was an AQHA Champion. He added four more Grand Championships and a Reserve

Grand Championship in that same year. Goldseeker Bars actually earned his AQHA Championship based on racing points and halter points which was allowed during this time period.

Goldseeker Bars entered the performance arena in 1968 by earning 11 AQHA western pleasure points and his performance ROM. This was the beginning of his run for the AQHA Supreme Championship.

He completed this quest in 1973, becoming the second Supreme Champion out of Spanish Joy. He earned the rest of his required points in cutting. He earned 10 AQHA cutting points and is an NCHA cutting horse money earner.

Goldseeker Bars retired to stud to become the sire of 180 performers with 82 halter point earners and 112 performance point earners. This includes 53 ROM in the arena and 16 AQHA Champions with two World Champions, two Reserve World Champions and three AQHA high point award winners. They include his most famous foal Goldseeker Bud. This 1967 son of Goldseeker Bars is an AQHA Supreme Champion. He did it by earning his AAAT rating on the track and his ROM in racing by winning two races, placing second two times and third

This photo of Old Fred shows how Plaudette got her excessive white. Photo from Author's Files

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The daughters of Goldseeker Bars can’t be left out either. Bay Seeker is a 1969 daughter of Goldseeker Bars. She is the dam of several noted performers including Sonny Seeker, a two-time AQHA World Champion Halter Gelding; Paradise Bay, an AQHA Superior Halter Horse, and Have Gone, an AQHA Champion. Miss Donna Seeker counts among her foals Sheza Shiny Mixer, an AQHA High Point Reining Mare. Prissy Seeker is the dam of horses like Caught Unzipped, an AQHA Superior Western Pleasure Horse.

One of the great running mares was Lady Juno. This mare won the 1980 Champion of Champions, a race that pits the winners of 10 important races into one race every December at Los Alamitos. Lady Juno is out of Juno Reward, a daughter of Jackpot Seeker by

Goldseeker Bars. Lady Juno has become a great producing mare with foals like Lady Signature. Lady Signature is the dam of Sixy Lady.

Sixy Lady is the dam of Ketel Won, the 2007 AQHA Racing Champion Aged Gelding and AQHA Racing Champion Aged Horse. He repeated as the 2008 AQHA Racing Champion Aged Stallion. Lady Signature is the dam of My Dashing Lady, the dam of two-time AQHA Racing Champion Noconi and his three-quarter sister the AQHA Racing Champion Brenda Beautiful.

Rochester’s Star was Spanish Joy’s 1963 foal. He was sired by Rochester I who is a double-bred grandson of Leo. His sire was Ranger’s Leo by Leo and his dam was Lady Leo by Leo. Lady Leo was also the dam of the great sire Win Or Lose, the sire of Sonny Dee Bar. Rochester’s Star was a racing ROM with an AA rating. He became an AQHA Champion with 18 halter points and 14.5 performance points.

He was Spanish Joy’s third AQHA Champion. Rochester’s Star is the sire of horses like the AQHA Champion Mr Spanish Snip.

The 1964 foal of Spanish Joy was Leo Spanish by Leo. This stallion went to the track and earned his AAA rating and then became the fourth AQHA Champion out of this great mare. He earned 32 halter

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points and 24.5 performance points.

The next son was Mr Spanish Leo. This 1965 son of Leo and Spanish Joy was the earner of two AQHA performance points and five PHBA halter and performance points.

Spanish Joy and Leo got back together to produce Mr Spanish Lee in 1965. This colt went to the track to earn the ROM and the AAA rating. He then went into the arena to put up 46 halter points and 19 performance points giving Spanish Joy her fifth AQHA Champion.

Mr Spanish Lee put together an interesting sire record. He sired only 180 foals in eight crops with 77 performers. His performers earned 2,404 AQHA points with 28 performance ROM, five AQHA Champions and 10 Superior Award winners. His PHBA record shows that his palomino foals earned 1,363 points in halter and performance.

Some of the Superior winners are Silent Majority (halter plus an AQHA Championship); Miss Spanish Lee (western pleasure); Sweet Magnolia, (halter); Spanish Rojo Leo, (western pleasure); Bandito Gold (western pleasure plus AQHA Champion and the 1979 AQHA High Point Western Pleasure Horse); Spanish Gay Bar (Tie-Down Roping and 1981 AQHA High Point Tie-Down Roping Stallion); Leo Lanx (halter); Mr Spanish Jim (western pleasure); Brinks King Lee (western pleasure), and Miss Buda Leo, (halter).

The get of Mr Spanish Lee have done well as producers. His son Spanish Rascal is the sire of a number of Superior performers including Miss Spanish Spice, Rascals Lady Luv, Rascals Satin Doll and Spanish Cordial. Ready Assets is Superior in western pleasure. She is out of Roxanna Lee

by Mr Spanish Lee. Brinks Royal Lee by Mr Spanish Lee is an ROM cutting horse that won $12,395.88 in the NCHA, and he is the sire of the NCHA Open Futurity Champion

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Royal Silver King.

Bar None Spanish was the first filly born out of Spanish Joy and Mr Bar None was her sire. This mare went to the track to earn an ROM. She is the dam of Goldseekers Angel, by none other than Goldseeker Bars. This mare has 25 PHBA points and six AQHA halter points. A full sister to Goldseekers Angel is Our Spanish Seeker. This mare is ROM in performance with 13 AQHA points.

Betty Bird is the second filly out of Spanish Joy. She is sired by Good Bird, a thoroughbred. Betty Bird is ROM in performance with 18 points.

She is the dam of the unshown mare Future In Gold by Impressives Will.

Future In Gold is the dam of Dandys Golden Moment, a PHBA Reserve World Champion performance horse.

Baby Joy Jet was the 1971 foal of Spanish Joy. She was sired by Jet Deck. This mare went to the track to earn her ROM with a 92-speed index. Baby Joy Jet is a stakes

producer with her son Hempens Jet, who won the Rainbow Silver Cup and the Kaweah Bar Handicap G3.

Her other stakes winner is Mr Master Jet by Master Hand. This gelding is the winner of the San Clemente Handicap. Victory Glenn is Baby Joy Jet’s 1985 foal. This horse has a speed index of 100 and is Superior in Cutter & Chariot Racing. This horse was an AQHA High Point Junior Cutter & Chariot Racing Horse.

The eighth son and last foal out of Spanish Joy was a full brother to Baby Joy Jet. His name was Jet Spanish. He was an ROM racehorse with a speed index of 88.

We never know when we sell one of our foals how it will fare out in the real world. Spanish Joy went out to become a great producer with five AQHA Champions and two Supreme Champions to her credit.

So when they turn out like Spanish Joy, you have bred a mare that that has joined the ranks as one of our “Mares with More.” This is a fitting

tribute to a mare that Hank Wiescamp sold because you can’t keep them all. Thanks Hank.

Author’s Note: When I was asked to write a Mares With More about Spanish Joy, I started the research by reading “The Hank Wiescamp Story" by Frank Holmes. With Frank’s passing a few months ago, we have lost a great historian of not only the American Quarter Horse, but also the Paint Horse; the Appaloosa and the Palomino. .I was both a competitor and admirer of this great historian. I loved reading his work and would look forward to collecting his articles and books. Frank and I crossed paths several times and the latest was at the AQHA Hall of Fame and Museum’s Legends Night. We met with fellow historian and writer Jim

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WORKING LINES

Two Champions With Mirror Part Two

By Larry Thornton

In the last “Working Lines” in the March/April issue we started our look at the 2012 PRCA/AQHA Heading and Heeling Horses of the Year—Lite My Dynamite (heading) and Fine Snip of Doc (heeling). We were able to follow the road these two rodeo performers traveled that led to their being voted the top horses in their respective categories.

Our pedigree analysis in Part One focused on the sire side of the pedigree and right off the top we found that they are both sire line

performers by looking at the Scott Ranch.

The Scott Ranching enterprises have their beginning in Texas in the 1800’s when the Scott Family settled in West Texas when Texas was still a Republic. They ranched in Texas until 1948 when John Scott, Jr., and the family including John’s father John Scott, Sr., formed the Montana divisions of the Scott Ranch. Today the headquarters of this enterprise is in Pryor, MT. The Scott Ranch is noted for its outstanding horses were named the AQHA’s Best Remuda in 2007.

Peppy P-212 was represented on the Scott Ranch by his son One Eyed Hippy.whose fillies went to Montana and bred to Billy Van Vacter. Photo: AQHA Hall of Fame and Museum descendants of Jewel’s Leo Bar (Freckles). When we dropped to the dam’s side of the pedigree, we find that they are both out of mares bred on the Scott Ranch of Montana. This close relationship gives us a mirror image when we look at their pedigrees.

Now we’ll learn more about the bloodlines of these two great rodeo

John Scott, Jr,. tells some of the story on the Scott Ranch website: “My father, John Scott, Sr., purchased 10 Hickory Bill granddaughters in 1925 beginning the horse breeding program that would supply his West Texas remuda and ultimately that of our Montana ranches, as well.

“In 1934, on our home ranch in

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Mertzon, Texas, we got our first crop of colts by Jazz, by Harmon Baker

by Peter McCue. Old Jazz had the A (branded) on his jaw of the Billy Anson Quarter Horses of Christoval, Texas. These foals by Jazz were out of good-bred Quarter mares by a horse named San Antonio Sorrel, by Hickory Bill by Peter McCue. Mr. George Clegg of Alice, Texas gave San Antonio Sorrell to our neighbor, Mr. Noelke. The horse was a halfbrother to the Old Sorrel, the King Ranch foundation sire. We foaled four crops of Jazz colts before Jazz died at 25 years of age.”

San Antonio Sorrell was not only sired by Hickory Bill, but also out of a mare named Texas Chief’s Sister.

She was sired by Traveler and out of a mare we know today as the Hallettsville Mare. The pedigree of Traveler was unknown, but it was his cross on the South Texas Old Billy blood that formed his influence on the breed. Traveler is the sire of Little Joe and his full brother Possum (King).

The use of the Billy Anson bloodlines is very interesting because of the significance of Anson himself.

He was an English Nobleman that came to America to make his way in ranching and supply horses for the Boer War. When he got here he started learning about a line of horses known as the Steel Dusts and wrote about the early history of the Steel Dust horses. It was these articles that got Bob Denhardt involved in the Steel Dusts and eventually led to the formation of the American Quarter Horse Association.

Jazz was out of a mare by Jim Ned, another stallion used by Billy Anson. Jim Ned was sired by Pancho

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Image Pedigrees

by Old Billy and Pancho was out of Paisiana. Old Billy was the foundation sire of the South Texas Quarter Horse, and his cross with Paisiana has given the industry such noted foundation sires as Whalebone, John Crowder and Anthony.

The mating of the South Texas blood of Old Billy with Peter McCue is the foundation of the modern quarter horse that defines the breed.

A breed is a group of animals with common bloodlines and common characteristics that are consistently passed on generation after generation. This definition comes into perspective when you see that Peter McCue was a descendant of Old Billy. Peter McCue was sired by Dan Tucker by Barney Owens by Martin’s Cold Deck by Old Billy.

One of the colts bred by John Scott, Sr., through the mating of Jazz with San Antonio Sorrel mares was a horse named Little Jazz, who went on to sire Jazmau. This mare became the dam of Royal Jazabelle, the dam of Bill’s Jazabell. She is the dam of Jazabell Quixote, NCHA Non-Pro Futurity Champion and the dam of July Jazz, NCHA Open Futurity Champion and Docs All That Jazz, NCHA Non-Pro Futurity Reserve Champion. Her daughter Royal Serena Belle is an NCHA Open Futurity Reserve Champion and dam of the NCHA Open Futurity Champion One Time Royalty.

“My Dad then purchased a pretty little sorrel horse from a horse trader,” Scott, Jr., continues. “The horse’s name was Red Jacket. We later sold this horse to Mr. Leroy Spires of Snyder, Texas. Mr. Spires registered Red Jacket (AQHA#225)

and placed third with him in the first Quarter Horse show in Stamford, Texas.”

Red Jacket was also in the arena when Wimpy P-1 was named the Grand Champion at the Fort Worth Stock Show in 1941. He was a grandson of Yellow Wolf by Old Joe Bailey. Yellow Wolf was out of Old Mary by Old Ben Burton. This is the Waggoner Ranch Yellow Wolf.

“In 1940, Dad bought a horse from Mr. Sherran of Catulla, Texas.

The horse’s name was Little Wonder, by Rex Beach. We bred our mares to this horse until 1943. He

is listed in the AQHA Online Pedigrees as a mare by Sykes Rondo. Sykes Rondo was by McCoy Billy by Old Billy. The fact that Sykes Rondo died in 1907 makes it more likely that this mare was a descendant of Sykes Rondo. The online pedigree research webpage Pedigree Query shows that the dam of Gaylor was Bay Noelke by Jazz.

“In 1941, we bought a stud colt from King Ranch by Peppy and out of Celia, by Old Sorrel. This horse’s name was One Eyed Hippy (AQHA#7518),” Scott says. “I took about twenty of One Eyed Hippy’s

Gay Widow was a great show mare and this photo shows her winning one of her halter championships. She made a great contribution to the breed through her son Gay Bar King, a prominent broodmare sire and the broodmare sire of Doc O Dynamite.

Photo :The American Quarter Horse Journal

was an outstanding reining horse.

We raised many good cow horses and roping horses by Little Wonder, including Gaylor a gelding that I competed on in the RCA steer ropings, finishing fourth in the world in 1949, and third in 1950.”

Little Wonder was sired by Rex Beach a thoroughbred by Conjure by Sir Dixon. The dam of Little Wonder

fillies to the Powder River Ranch in Montana and bred them to Bill Van Vacter, by Billy Van by Cotton Eyed Joe by Little Joe. Bill Van Vacter was out of a Waggoner Ranch (former Best Remuda Award Winner) mare named Electra, by Clover Leaf by Fleeting Time (TB).

The dam of Joe Reed II was also by Fleeting Time. We bred Bill Van

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Three Bars (TB)

Lightning Bar Della P Doc Bar Texas Dandy

Dandy Doll Bar Maid F

Doc O'Lena

King P-234 Poco Bueno Miss Taylor Poco Lena Pretty Boy Sheilwin Blackburn Mare(1) Doc O Dynamite Percentage (TB) Three Bars (TB) Myrtle Dee (TB) Gay Bar King King P-234 Gay Widow Happy Gal

Gay Bar Dixie Star Deck Dixie's Roper Little Dixie Beach Little Dixie Lee O Connor Horse Billie's Betty Mare by Duke

Fine Crystal Doc

Raffles (TB) Eddie Greta

Eddie 40 Sport Sports Roan Honey Lady

Sur Fine Glass Truckl(TB) Desecho Tonta Gal

Shurfine Miss Jimmie Hancock Miss Roan Hancock Mare by Roan Hancock

Miss Fine Crystal

Raffles (TB) Eddie Greta Eddie 40 Sport Sports Roan Honey Lady Crystal Charm Glass Truckle (TB) Desecho Tonta Gal

Crystal Streak Billy Van Vecter Janora's Streak Janora

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Vacter for about six years. I finished earning his AQHA ROM in cutting, and also won some reining points on him.”

One Eyed Hippy and his King Ranch breeding to Old Sorrel bring another infusion of Hickory Bill into the Scott breeding program. Peppy P-212 was the first real successful show horse bred on the King Ranch.

He was shown in many of the early quarter horse shows including the Grand Championship at Fort Worth in 1940.

Bill Van Vacter being sired by Billy Van by Cotton Eyed Joe by Little Joe brings us back to Traveler.

The dam of Little Joe and his full brother Possum was Jenny. This mare was sired by Sykes Rondo, a grandson of Old Billy and she was out of May Mangum, by Anthony by Old Billy.

The blood of Billy Van flows in some pretty prominent horses today including the AQHA World Champion Senior Cutting Horse Personality Doc who is the sire of Doc Per, NCHA Open Futurity Champion and NCHA Super Stakes Open Champion. Some others that carry his blood are the NRHA Hall of Fame horses Topsail Whiz and Great Pine.

Cotton Eyed Joe was a noted sire of good roping horses. Honey Boy

by Cotton Eyed Joe is an example.

Honey Boy was used by Toots Mansfield, a protégé of Juan Salinas, a champion roper in his own right.

Salinas sponsored Mansfield when he first started roping and when he finished his career he had seven RCA (now PRCHA) World Champion Roping titles to his credit riding several different horses; but Honey Boy was the first.

“We always broke and rode the fillies and the geldings. We drew our replacements for the brood mare band from the better mares, as we needed them. For years, we rode mares only on the Powder River ranch and geldings on the Billings

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ranch,” Scott recalls.

“We tried to breed the best of the mares to the best studs. Over the years, I have added a few mares from the Burnett-6666-Ranch in Texas (former Best Remuda Award winner), from the Ronald Mason (Cross J) Ranch in Nowata, Oklahoma, and from the Gill Cattle Co., in Arizona and Montana.

“The next studs we used were two Gill horses–Texas Gill and Desecho. We then bred Eddie 40 (sired by Eddie and bred by former Best Remuda Award winner, Haythorne Land & Cattle Co. of Nebraska) to these horses’ top fillies for two years. I really feel that the Eddie 40 horses were some of the best that we ever raised. They had everything a cowboy could want: lots of cow, easy to ride, good balance, soft mouth, and heart that would not quit.”

The Gill Cattle Company of

Exeter, CA, had a deep and rich history. This ranch was at one time the largest cattle producer in the country with ranching interests in several states. They were also noted for raising great American Quarter Horses and Texas Gill and Desecho are prime examples of the bloodlines this ranch produced. Texas Gill was sired by My Texas Dandy Jr by My Texas Dandy. The dam of Doc Bar was Dandy Doll. She was sired by Texas Dandy by My Texas Dandy.

The first AQHA Racing World Champion was Clabber, a son of My Texas Dandy.

The dam of Texas Gill was the Gill Cattle Company Mare #16. She was sired by Mark. Mark was double bred to Possum the full brother to Little Joe. Mark was the sire of Lucky Blanton, the famous rope horse and sire of rope horses.

Gill Cattle Company Mare #16 was out of Gill Cattle Company Mare

Red Jacket didn't stay at the Scott Ranch. He left to compete at the highest levels during the formative years of the AQHA, placing third in the first Quarter Horse show in Stamford, TX Photo: AQHA Hall of Fame and Musuem

#15. Gill Cattle Mare #15 was sired

by Mitch by Old Mike. Old Mike was sired by Chickasha Bob by Texas Chief. This is the other important Texas Chief as his sire was Lock’s Rondo. Lock’s Rondo was sired by Whalebone by Old Billy and out of Paisiana.

Desecho was a Gill Cattle Company bred horse as well, but his pedigree shows the Gill’s interest in racing. His sire was Glass Truckle, a thoroughbred bred by the Gill Cattle Company. The origin of Glass Truckle brings us to the famous match race between the Gill racing mare Barbara B and Fair Truckle, a thoroughbred. Barbara B won and it is estimated she earned $50,000 that day.

According to Dick Spencer in his Western Horseman story, “Those Good Gill Horses,” that appeared in the September 1965 issue, “Roy Gill worked a deal to breed three mares to *Fair Truckle—Tonta Gal, Barbara B and Glass Bars. Glass Bars was the only mare that caught and she produced Glass Truckle.”

Glass Bars was a thoroughbred daughter of Three Bars. Glass Truckle went on to be a noted sire for the Gill Cattle Company.

The dam of Desecho was Tonta Gal. This famous mare was a good runner and great broodmare for the Gill Cattle Company. She was sired

by Clabber by My Texas Dandy and out of Peggy Cooper. Peggy Cooper was sired by Doc by Possum (King) and out of Silver by Blue Eyes by Possum (King).

The Peggy Cooper family has had a great effect on the modern quarter running horse. She starts that influence through Tonta Gal, who was the dam of Tonto Bars Gill, the 1952 AQHA Racing Champion Three-Year-Old Colt. He in turn sired a couple of champions in Tonto Bars Hank and Miss Louton. Bar Tonto a full brother to Tonto Bars Gill was a noted Gill Cattle Company sire. Some other horses

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from this family include Missile Bar the 1958 AQHA Racing Champion Two-Year-Old Colt; Easy Six, (the sire of Streakin Six) and Tall Cotton, (dam of All American Futurity winner Eastex). Tonto Bars Gill, Missile Bar and Tall Cotton all trace in there tail female line to Peggy Cooper.

Eddie 40 was the product of the Haythorn Ranch in Nebraska. He was sired by Eddie, a son of Raffles, a thoroughbred by Luke McLuke.

Luke McLuke was the broodmare sire of Three Bars. Eddie was a trained cutting horse and NCHA money earner. He was a successful sire with foals like Phoebe Chess, the 1954 AQHA High Point Reining Horse. She was the dam of horses like Royal Chess a five-time NCHA World Champion Open Gelding.

The dam of Eddie was Greta by the thoroughbred Bonnie Jack by Wrack. Her dam was Chessie E by Red Bug by Everett and her dam was a mare by Master Gould.

The dam of Eddie 40 was Sports Roan by Sport. Sport was sired by Zandy, a horse that some believe is a full brother to King P-234. He was sired by Zantanon and out of a mare by the Strait Horse. The dam of Sport was Lowry’s Mabel, dam of the legendary Star Duster. Lowry’s Mabel was sired by Master Gould, the sire of the dam of Chessie E, the granddam of Eddie.

The dam of Sports Roan was Honey Lady by Pep Up. Pep Up is the broodmare sire of the World Champion cutting horses, Peppy San and Mr San Peppy. The dam of Honey Lady was Lady Blackburn VI, a Waggoner bred mare by Blackburn and out of a mare by Bailey. Blackburn was sired by Yellow Jacket, a double-bred Lock’s Rondo stallion. Lock’s Rondo was a son of Whalebone by Old Billy and out of Paisiana. The dam of Blackburn was Siss by Peter McCue. Bailey was a son of Old Joe Bailey.

Blackburn was a great

Lightning Bar

Doc Bar

Dandy Doll

Doc O'Lena

Poco Bueno

Poco Lena

Sheilwin

Doc O Dynamite

Three Bars (TB)

Gay Bar King

Gay Widow

Gay Bar Dixie

Dixie's Roper

Little Dixie Lee

Billie's Betty

Three Bars (TB) Della P Texas Dandy Bar Maid F King P-234 Miss Taylor Pretty Boy Blackburn Mare(1) Percentage (TB) Myrtle Dee (TB) King P-234 Happy Gal Star Deck Little Dixie Beach O Connor Horse Mare by Duke

Miss Dynamite Doc

Three Bars (TB)

Bar Raider

Josephine R

Crusader Bar

Sugar Bars

Sugar Time Bars

Bucket Baby

Bucket Miss Bar Thorn

Joe's Last

Joe Q Bar

My Q Bar

Miss Thorn Bar

Eddie 40

Macho Thorn

Macho Keek

broodmare sire. His maternal grandget would include the AQHA Champions, Poco Bob, Poco Mona (NCHA Hall of Fame), Poco Bay, Poco Doll and the AQHA High Point Halter Horse Poco Lynn. All of these performers were sired by Poco Bueno.

Percentage (TB) Myrtle Dee (TB) Raffles (TB) Lady H Three Bars (TB) Frontera Sugar Leo Black Dahlia Joe Reed P-3 Shug McCue Quatro Bar My Hy Question Eddie Sports Roan Macho Time Peg Ann

Eddie 40 was the sire of mostly ranch horses with only 11 of his foals reaching the arena. He sired one ROM performer, Sandhill Bird.

The daughters of Eddie 40 produced only 35 performers and one of them was Shes Smooth Eddie. This mare was the 1999 AQHA World

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Champion Junior Tie-Down Roping Horse. She was also Superior in tiedown roping and heeling.

“To the mares from this foundation, we have added Doc Bar through Doc O Dynamite, and Peppy San Badger through Paddy’s Irish Whiskey. We are currently breeding to Paddy’s Irish Whiskey, Boonsmal’s Colonel sired by Peptoboonsmal and Master Marada sired by Freckles Marada,” Scott says.

The Scott Ranch influence on Lite My Dynamite and Fine Snip Of Doc begins with their broodmare sire Doc O Dynamite. He was bred in New Mexico by James and Sara Brighton and came to the Scott Ranch as a yearling. He earned aged event money by being the Reserve Champion of the 1984 Big Sky Select 5-Year-Old Non-Pro Futurity, while finishing third in the 1983 Big Sky 4-Year-Old Open Derby. He was an AQHA point earner as well.

The sire of Doc O Dynamite was the NCHA Futurity Champion Doc O’Lena, sired by Doc Bar and out of Poco Lena. Doc Bar was out of Dandy Doll who was a granddaughter of My Texas Dandy.

Peter McCue is one of our greatest foundation sires. But it his genetic ties to the South Texas Billy Horses that help define the quarter horse as a breed. Photo: AQHA Hall of Fame and Museum Poco Lena was sired by Poco Bueno and out of Sheilwin by Pretty Boy. Sheilwin was out of a daughter of Blackburn.

The dam of Doc O Dynamite was the NCHA Non-Pro Futurity finalist Gay Bar Dixie. This mare earned $3,033 in the arena. She is the dam of several other performers

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including Doctor What, the winner of $129,542.

Gay Bar Dixie was sired by Gay Bar King a son of Three Bars and the great show mare Gay Widow.

Gay Widow was an outstanding reining mare that earned a Superior in halter and her AQHA Championship. Gay Widow was sired by King P-234. He was sired

by Zantanon by Little Joe and out of Jabalina by Strait Horse by Yellow Jacket. The dam of Gay Widow was Happy Gal by Graves Peeler by Macanudo by Old Sorrel. The dam of Graves Peeler was Petra R2 by Little Richard P-17. Graves Peeler was a full brother to Pep Up. Happy Gal was out of Little Gal by Joe Bailey P-4. This is a different Joe Bailey from the horse we refer to today as Old Joe Bailey. This Joe Bailey was sired by Little King by Possum (King), the full brother to Little Joe. The dam of Little Gal is a Sykes Rondo bred mare.

Doc O Dynamite became the senior sire for the Scott Ranch. He is a million dollar sire in the performance industry with foals earning money and points in a

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variety of events. His son Doc O The dam of Miss Bar Thorn is

by Bill Van Vactor and out of Little Mister Hawk demonstrates the Miss Thorn Bar. Her sire is Joe Q Birdie, a Gill Cattle Company mare. versatility of this stallion and his get. Lite My Dynamite is out of Bar by Joe’s Last a son of Joe Reed Doc O Mister Hawk was a two-time Miss Dynamite Doc, a daughter of P-3. The dam of Joe Q Bar is My Q AQHA Reserve All Around High Doc O Dynamite. Her dam is Miss Bar by Quatro Bar by Three Bars.

Point Champion who earned Bar Thorn, a daughter of Crusader The dam of Miss Thorn Bar is superiors in heading, heeling and tie- Bar by Bar Raider. Crusader Bar, a Macho Thorn by Eddie. Thus we down roping. Doc O Mister is a full AAA rated ROM runner on the bring in the Luke McLuke brother to Shyannes Best Doc, a track, was a stallion owned and used connection again through another winner of $95,312 in cutting, and on the Scott Ranch. His sire Bar cross of Three Bars and Eddie.

Cheyenne Sugar Doc with another Raider brings an interesting breeding The dam of Macho Thorn is NCHA money winner of $57,940. pattern to the mix. Bar Raider is Macho Keek. This mare is sired by The biggest money winner sired by sired by Three Bars and out of Macho Time by Sugar Bars and out Doc O Dynamite is Easy Does It Josephine R making Bar Raider a of Merry Time by Joe Reed II by Doc. This barrel racer is the winner full brother to Galobar, the first Joe Reed P-3 and she is out of Little of over $200,000 in the PRCA/ winner of the All American Futurity.

Fanny by Joe Reed P-3. This makes WPRA barrel racing.

Merry Time a full He was an NFR sister to Leo. Barrel Racing The dam of

Reserve Champion.

Macho Keek is The following Peg Ann by performers are out of Ballie Sowers, a mares with direct ties grandson of to the Scott Ranch: Chicaro Bill.

Scotties Doc, Ballie Sowers is $75,874; Charming out of Vicky Jane Que, $53,307; Lena

by Charley Jo Doc, $44,651; McCue, a great Montana O Doc, grandson of Peter $39,645; Ms Lou McCue. Vicky Dyna, $26,404, and Jane is very Lively N Lite, closely related to $25,573. the great FL Lady Doc O Dynamite Bug the dam of is also a million such champions dollar sire as a as Lady Bug’s Clabber represents the My Texas Dandy line of horses on the broodmare sire. A Moon.

Scott Ranch and also serves as the sire of the great mare, Tonta leading performer

The dam of Gal. Photo: AQHA Hall of Fame & Museum from this group is Peg Ann is Thorn Doc Whiskey by Paddys Irish This family also includes the AQHA Pegonn by Dust Storm by Billy Whiskey. Thorn Doc Whiskey is the Racing World Champions Josie’s Clegg and out of Beauty Troutman winner of $125,307. Paddys Irish Bar and Go Josie Go.

by Barney Troutman. The dam of Whiskey came to stand along side The part of this pedigree that Pegonn is Chica W by Skipper and Doc O Dynamite until he was sold to makes this so interesting is that out of Chili Pepper by Robert A. the Four Sixes Ranch (Burnett Fine Crystal Doc was the dam Josephine R is a daughter of Raffles, Ranch) of Guthrie, TX. He is sired of Fine Snip Of Doc. This mare was the sire of Eddie. Raffles was sired

by Peppy San Badger and out of

by Luke McLuke and then we add in sired by Doc O Dynamite and out of Doc’s Starlight by Doc Bar. Three Bars and his broodmare sire Miss Fine Crystal by Sur Fine. Sur The dam of Thorn Doc Whiskey Luke McLuke.

Fine was a stallion bred by the Scott is Lena Thorn by Doc O Dynamite Crusader Bar was out of Sugar Ranch where he stood for several and she is out of Thorn Sis. Lena Time Bar by Sugar Bars. Her dam years. He is a son of Eddie 40 and Thorn is a full sister to Scotties Doc. was Bucket Baby by Leo. Thus we he is out of Surfine Miss by They are out of Thorn Sis by Eddie have a Three Bars/Leo cross Desecho the Gill Cattle Company 40. Thorn Sis was out of Scotties Sis contributing to the program. horse.

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The dam of Surfine Miss is Miss Roan Hancock by Jimmie Hancock

by Roan Hancock by Joe Hancock.

Jimmy Hancock was bred on the Tom L. Burnett Estate. The dam of Miss Roan Hancock is a mare by Roan Hancock, some more Burnett Ranch breeding. This makes Miss Roan Hancock an intensely inbred Joe Hancock horse. She was bred by James Kenny then of Carlsbad, NM. Miss Fine Crystal was out of Crystal Charm by Eddie 40. Thus Miss Fine Crystal is inbred to Eddie 40 with a breeding pattern of 2 X 2 to Eddie 40. The dam of Miss Fine Crystal is Crystal Streak by Desecho.

This makes Miss Fine Crystal inbred to the ¾ brother and sister Sur Fine and Crystal Charm.

The dam of Crystal Charm is Jamora’s Streak by Bill Van Vacter, the Billy Van stallion used by the Scott Ranch. The dam of Janora’s Streak is Janora by Millstream Star.

Millstream Star is sired by Osage Star by Oklahoma Star P-6 and out of Quarter Lady by Quarter Deck and out of Pretty Lady. The dam of Millstream Star is Oklahoma Star’s Sweetheart by Oklahoma Star P-6 and she was out of Moore’s Fleet by Old Red Buck P-9. The dam of Moore’s Fleet was Grey Wing by Muskogee Star by Oklahoma Star P-6. This gives a breeding pattern of 2 X 2 X 5 to Oklahoma Star P-6 in the pedigree Millstream Star.

The dam of Janora is Jamora, a thoroughbred mare. Janora was bred

by Ronald Mason of Nowata, OK. She is one of the Ronald Mason horses bought by the Scott Ranch.

The thoroughbred pedigree of Jamora is pretty common in the Ronald Mason breeding program as it was a regular practice for him to use a lot of thoroughbred blood in his breeding program. The stallion Quarter Deck, the broodmare sire of Osage Star, was a thoroughbred sired by great Man O’War. Thus Fine Snip Of Doc traces in his female family to the Chrystal

My Texas Dandy was a prominent influence on the Gill Cattle Company horses and that transfered to the Scott Ranch through several horses in the pedigrees of the Scott Ranch horses.

Photo: AQHA Hall of Fame and Museum

Charm family of Scott bred horses.

This is also the female family of the Doc O Dynamite performers Lively N Lite and Charming Que, both listed above. The Doc O Dynamite performer Ms Lou Dyna is a tail female descendant of the mare Oklahoma Lou. This mare was also bred by Ronald Mason. Thus all four of these Doc O Dynamite performers represent a tail female line tracing to a Ronald Mason bred mare.

One of the things we consistently find is that a successful breeder follows the right path and uses the blood of other successful breeders. We have seen this in our pedigree look at mirror images the pedigrees of Lite My Dynamite and Fine Snip Of Doc. The Scott Ranch brought in the blood of good breeders putting together a great breeding program that produces horses like the dams of Lite My Dynamite and Fine Snip Of Doc the 2012 PRCA/AQHA Horses of the Year in heading and heeling.

AUTHOR’S NOTE: I would like to invite all of you to log on to our Newsletter and download the first edition of Bloodlines-N-Pedigrees. http://bloodlinesnpedigrees.com Each edition of this Newsletter will focus on different aspects of the pedigree and its use as a selection tool for breeding a better horse. I would also like to invite you to take a look at my appearance on “Talk Horse Live” with Lizzie Iwersen.

Lizzie and I spent the hour talking pedigrees and the history of the quarter horse. You will find a link for “Talk Horse Live” at our new website http://bloodlinesnpedigrees. com.

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Healing Horses with Herbs Mickey Young, President/Founder Silver Lining Herbs As we endeavor to become acquainted with the use of herbs for healing—whether for people or animals—there are a few things we need to understand. One of the most important is that a clean body works better than a dirty or congested body. You must first stop putting pollutants into the system you want to clean.

In the case of the horse, the most abused food source is the much-publicized sweet feed, or molasses additives. People’s addiction to sugar leads to wanting to feed more sugar to their horses. But sugar benefits the hore no more than it does us. The more we feed sweet feeds the better the horse’s chance for developing feet and leg problems, intestinal disorders, kidney problems and many other unhealthy conditions.

Let me put these conditions in a more recognizable light. Navicular, ring bone, laminitis, arthritis, colic, tying up, glandular obstructions, blood disorders, weak lungs, infertility, infections, liver problems, bone and teeth deterioration are all nutritionally related.

Sugars are tough on the body because they are very difficult to assimilate, and they are acid builders. They can cause an unnecessary toxic buildup, which needs to be broken down and evacuated from the body.

The first matter of good health is to clean these unwanted and unneeded toxins out of the body. Toxins are evacuated through the urinary tract, colon, or skin, via the lymphatic system.

We need to evacuate these toxins by using herbs known as diuretics, to increase urine flow. We also need a mild laxative to aid in cleansing the bowel as well as giving nutrition to the digestive tract. In the event we have a blockage we will probably need to resort to a purging herb, known as a purgative. (Which is generally used with other herbs to control action, such as a demulcent or soothing and coating herb.)

Lastly, we need to make sure the lymphatic system and the skin are healthy, so they can perform their task of ridding the toxins through the sweat process. For this we can look to the herbs known as diaphoretic herbs, which induce sweating. The blood also needs to be clean, accomplished by sending the impurities into the urinary tract via the liver.

This organ will need to be strong and in good working order to accomplish this task properly.

(One of the things you may see if there is a problem with the lymphatic or blood systems is a skin rash.)

Each herbal combination should accomplish three things: first, evacuate toxins; second, rebuild tissue, and third, strengthen or support tissue, or to keep the good cells good.

To get rid of toxins, knowing which part of the body we are dealing with is our first priority. We then work on getting rid of the toxins and then we need to rebuild strength.

For example, if we are dealing with a horse that has infection in his blood, we know the blood is going to pass through the liver.

Whatever impurities are taken out of the blood in this wonderful filtering device will need to go out through the kidneys via the lymphatic and urinary tract. Therefore we need to make sure our herbal combination contains a good diuretic, to increase the flow of urine. As the toxins are filtered from the blood, they will have a place, and a means, to evacuate the body.

If there is infection, we need to deal with it. Is it bacterial of viral? (Many times the horse owner already knows this, from a veterinarian’s diagnosis.) There are certain herbs that are anti-bacterial, and others that are anti-viral; some herbs have both antibacterial and anti-viral properties. As we know which of these we are dealing with, we can then add the desired herb to address the infection.

Note that herbal anti-biotics work much differently from synthetic anti-biotics.

Synthetic anti-biotics kill all bacteria they come in contact with, good (or friendly) as well as bad (or unfriendly). Herbal anti-biotics, on the other hand, strengthen the friendly bacteria and thus the friendly bacteria overpower the unfriendly bacteria and merely move them out of the system. This is a much safer way to eliminate the infection.

As the toxins are evacuated from the body, we need to build strength back in place of weakness.

Consider the added stress the liver and kidneys are under. These organs need some additional nutritional support. Herbs will strengthen these vital organs. The entire body is under a certain amount of additional stress due to this infection, and must be supported to keep the infection from spreading to other parts of the body. To render this support, an herb known as a tonic, will be

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added. A tonic is an herb that invigorates and stimulates tone and energy in the body.

Of course one of the ingredients most beneficial to urine is clean water. Clean water is essential to the health of all mammals, and it is crucial to make it available at all times.

Good quality hay is also of utmost importance, whether it is alfalfa, grass, clover, or a combination of all of the above.

As the horse is a creature of flight and needs his lungs for this, it is imperative that we do not feed any dust or mold. Hay raised without herbicides and insecticides is better for your horse. His body will view these as toxins and will want to evacuate them, which adds to the already congested organs.

Feeding grain could be one of our biggest problems. If you want to see your horse strong and healthy, with more air capacity, fewer digestive disorders, better attitude, as well as fewer teeth and gum problems, you need to consider the whole oat. The whole oat has a better shelf life than does the crimped or rolled oat. The whole oat also has a beneficial factor to the teeth and intestinal tract that the crimped and rolled oat does not have.

If you are ever in the situation where you can sit and watch your horse graze in a natural environment, take note of the way he does this. You will note variety is of utmost importance to him. The reason for this is he needs certain ingredients from multiple plants. Remember, each plant offers different vitamins and minerals from the ground and each one affects the horse’s system in a different way. These vitamins and minerals are in their purest and easiest assimilated form, as they are being picked by the horse.

The closest second to natural pasture is to harvest the plant and make it into a powder form and feed it directly to the horse in his feed, as a top dressing.

Healing takes patience. It has taken some time for the condition to degenerate to the point where we recognize the horse has a problem or shows outward symptoms. A good rule of thumb for healing time is one month of herbal trreatment for each year the horse has had the problem, with a minimum of three months.

This is a short overview of the reason why it is a good policy to feed the feeds that are best for your horse. A lot goes into a horse’s natural grazing habits. What herbs do is put back some of the ingredients it takes to help the natural mechanisms of the horse function properly. I hope I have given you food for thought.

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Introducing

Missouri Gold Rush "Romeo"

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This has been a spring I will remember as one of change. In weather on a day-to-day basis and my life as well, both professionally and spiritually. Solomon in the book of Ecclesiastes Chapter 3 says that everything has an appointed time and the spring of 2013 has certainly been that for me.

I have had the pleasure of assisting in the calving of 500 plus cows and it has been quite an experience. I have had the night shift which consists of riding through the cows with a spot light in one hand and the handle of a four wheeler in the other. These cows were all bred naturally so we only had an approximate starting date for the claves to come. You would think you would be able to visually tell when a cow was about to calve but it seldom happens that way. Some cows that look as if they could calve any minute can linger on for days and some that have little to no outward signs of being close would often spit one out. This being the case there is no time to relax because the element of surprise keeps the suspense alive throughout the entire season. The weather conditions this year have created even more drama with colder temperatures, mud, ice, and larger than normal snowfall and strangely enough on some days all of these conditions existed at the same time. Thank God these were all mature cows so we were spared the added stress of calving heifers. The weather conditions created enough challenges as it were, with a higher than normal amount of breach births and also a larger number of twins.

Each night during the snow storms, it would consist of picking the newly born calves up out of the harsh elements they had just been born into and carrying them to a heated barn where we had a furnace blowing warm air onto them.

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This extreme experience has made me even more keenly aware of what Jesus was talking about when he said: "Would the shepherd not leave the 99 to go back for the one that was lost. Another biblical lesson has even become more real to me and that is the fact that these little calves put none of their own efforts into saving themselves. They just lay there and were destined to die until someone came to their rescue and carried them into a warm place where they had a chance to live. Aspostle Paul said in Ephesians 2:8-9: "For by grace you have been saved through faith and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God. Not as a result of works, that no one should boast."

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2012 COLTS FOR SALE Sired by cowboy hk 2005 bay stallion 29.68% driftwood. Many colors of yearlings - bay, roan, grays - for sale out of driftwood, hancock and sun frost performance mares. Robert Patten, Plaza, ND 701-497-3891

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BLUE ROAN & BAY ROAN FILLIES Mares will have foals by side and bred back to Son of Leo Hancock Hayes. (blue roan) Cutting down due to health problems. 918326-4521 THE 2013 LITTLE LIDO'S HAVE ARRIVED SEE WEB SITE: www.williamscuttinghorses.com Complete Dispersal due to Texas drought.

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Wanted: Homo Black tobiano yearling, run AQHA 11 year old Bay stud, own son of Cee pedigree. Trade for bay Cleveland Bay/QH Booger Red. Several half brothers & sisters, yearling colt (King Leo Bar), $5,000 equal ridden in PRCA Rodeos, $2000. 308-569- value. Prefer Alberta located. lyaciw@pris.ca CN 2435 NE Foundation Bred: Poco Bueno, Jessie James, Peppy, and Hollywood Gold Bloodlines.

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4th out of 26 Entries!

RANCH HORSE - OPEN DIVISION

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National Sorting Cow Horse Assoc. www.nscha.com Overlook Farms www.overlookfarmquarterhorses.com Ranch Horse Outfitters www.ranchhorseoutfitters.com Riverdale Quarter Horses www.riverdalequarterhorses.com Reveal 4 N 1 www.reveal4-n-1.com Rocky Mountain Quarter Horses www.rockymountainquarterhorses.com Running M Performance Horses www.runningmhorses.com S&A Quarter Horses www.sandaqh.com SK Horses www.rivervalleyhorsecamp.com St Clair Farms www.stclairfarms.com Raymond Sutton QH & Paints www.raymondsutton.com Tech Mix www.techmixequine.com The Source www.thesource.com Titan Trailer www.titantrailer.com Total Equine www.totalfeeds.com Twisted X Boots www.twistedxboots.com Van Norman & Friends www.horseauctionslive.com Wagon Wheel Ranch www.wagonwheelranch.com Weber Quarter Horses www.weberqquarterhorses.com Wetzel Quarter Horses www.wetzelquarterhorses.webs.com Williams Cutting Horses www.williamscuttinghorses.com Winterview Trailers www.winterviewtrailers.com

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