We Are Pleased to Present Our Foals
2011 is here and off to a great
start--lots of nice foals on the ground so far! The
first seven foals in 2009 and 2010 by our young
stallion, TRR Paddys
Texas Gin by Paddys Irish Whiskey and damsire of
Tanquery Gin, were everything we hoped for--athletic,
nice dispositions, good looking and included some
color--bay roan and buckskin. The 2011 foals are looking
great and will be a nice addition to his sire roster.
Tex puts a lot of muscles expression on his foals and
his first crop will be started under saddle now in 2011.
If he continues to produce like this, he will have a
nice long future as a sire on our ranch. Please check
out Tex's page
for more information on him and which mares he's bred
to.
JK Jay Reed aka Pine Cone
is our senior stallion. Pine Cone is 96% Foundation with
a solid pedigree and he's a super nice stallion to
handle. His foals are athletes with good feet, awesome
dispositions and they really have a lot of 'cow'. We
don't think you will be disappointed with a Pine Cone
baby.
We retained three of our 2008 foals by
Mr Salty Peponita x
Peponita as replacement broodmares. To date Mr Salty
Peponita has had 10 performers. Please check out his
page for more information.
Our mare pages will show
you ranch, cow, speed and versatility. We have several
mares that are higher percentage foundation as well as
speed bred mares. The Mr Salty Peponita (100%) and JK
Jay Reed (96%) babies will give you a higher percentage
foundation foal package with the versatility to cut,
rein, ranch, ride, trail, pleasure, take care of the
family, run and breed when they’re done. Even the speed
bred colts have a strong shot of foundation bloodlines.
Foundation research is currently being done on some of
the other mares. Tex should add modern performance and
extreme athleticism to his foals.
We have a few mares foal in April, but we breed most of
them to foal during May and into June to avoid conflict
with our commercial cattle calving season. We feel that
later foaling gives us better weather, more time and
facilities to handle the mares without the cows
interfering as much. The mares milk better on green
grass and often our June foals size up right along with
the April ones. Don’t overlook the younger foals. In
three years that age won’t make a difference in how well
they ride and perform. If age is a concern for you, give
us a call and we can discuss weaning, our
feeding/nutritional program, and foal development
options with you. There is more information about our
feed business, feeding program, and our pelleted
Woroniecki Ranch All Around feed on the
Our Program page.
All the foals will have been gently handled, dewormed
twice and will be used to eating a balanced
protein/fiber/mineral/vitamin ration alongside their
mothers before weaning. We will provide one 50 pound bag
of our pelleted Woroniecki Ranch All Around feed that
they are used to eating and additional bags will be
available for purchase. The foals may or may not be
halter broke for in state travel. For out of state
travel they will lead and load, but will not be
recommended to stand tied or travel with ropes or
halters on them in the trailer. It is important to us
that foals be transferred to their new owners' names.
Therefore, we pay the transfer fee to AQHA and one year
membership if the buyer is not already a member. The
papers will come to the new owner directly from AQHA. We
do require a purchase agreement and we will email you an
example purchase agreement upon request.
Thanks for looking and please call or email for further
information.
