We Are Pleased to Present Our Foals

2009 was an awesome year for us and we
are gearing up for 2010! The first two foals by our
young stallion, TRR
Paddys Texas Gin by Paddys Irish Whiskey and damsire
of Tanquery Gin, were everything we hoped for--athletic
and good looking. 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.
All of our 2008 foals were by
Mr Salty Peponita x
Peponita. 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 alone with
the April ones. Don’t overlook these foals just because
they are young. 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, feeding and foal development options with you.
All the foals will have been gently handled, dewormed twice and will be used to eating a grain ration alongside their mothers before weaning. We will provide one pail of the feed that they used to eating. They will come with registration papers and a signed transfer.
Thanks for looking and please call for further
information.