Frisco
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I have to pick lookin. My favorite kind of photos are horses ones cause I love horses!
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Frisco
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That is a awesome horse! :heart: I have a p.o.a his color is bay appolosa.
Have you cheaked out Horses Rock So Do You?
Have you cheaked out Horses Rock So Do You?
Chimenea
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Frisco said:
DUINOS GRAY ARRAY, 2000 AQHA Mare (Gray) (Skipping Duino x Spaniards Light x Spanish Grand)
L to R:
NIKE SWIRL, 2007 AQHA Mare (Gray). Western Road Warrior x Pats Silver Charm x Holland Ease
SKIPA DUINOS SIERRA, 2006 AQHA Mare (Buckskin). Skipping Duino x Sierra Fashion Gal x Sierra Buck Twist
NEW MARQUESA, 2009 AQHA Mare (Gray). The New Cartel x Duinos Gray Array x Skipping Duino
PERPETUAL CORONA, 2009 AQHA Mare (Bay). Cartel Boss x Burkes Perpetuit Te x Perpetration
UNION GOLDEN BOWS, 2000 AQHA Mare (Palomino). Skip N Union x Spanish Bows x Spanish Magistrate
2010 Bay Stallion (AQHA)
Sire: SOPHISTICATED DUINO (Skipping Duino x Silent Sofistication x Silents Shadow)
Dam: LADY TWO CONCLUSION (Western Road Warrior x Muscles On A Lady x On The Muscle Man)
NEW MARQUESA (AQHA)
2009 Gray Mare
Sire: THE NEW CARTEL (AQHA World Show Top 5) (Coolest x Poised N Obvious x Poised N Secure)
Dam: DUINOS GRAY ARRAY (Skipping Duino x Spaniards Light x Spanish Grand)
PERPETUAL CORONA (AQHA)
2009 Bay Mare
Sire: CARTEL BOSS (Corona Cartel x Miss Six Moons x Marthas Six Moons)
Dam: BURKES PERPETUIT TE (Perpetration x Conclusion Is Te x Sierra Te)
2009 Sorrel Mare (AQHA)
Sire: THE NEW CARTEL (AQHA World Show Top 5) (Coolest x Poised N Obvious x Poised N Secure)
Dam: PRECIOUS CONCLUSIVE (Too Conclusive x Freeway Lady x Freeway Foxy)
Left to Right:
NEW MARQUESA (AQHA), 2009 Gray Mare (The New Cartel x Duinos Gray Array x Skipping Duino)
BRUJOS CONCLUSION (AQHA), 2009 Sorrel Stallion (Mister Brujo x Lady Two Conclusion x Western Road Warrior)
ROSES N BUBBLES (AQHA), 2009 Gray Mare, (Mister Brujo x Nu Skipa Rose x Skips Stat)
SNOWY CINDERELLA (AQHA), 2007 Gray/Roan Mare (Mister Brujo x Quick Red Zip x Skippit Quick Zip)
L: ROSES N BUBBLES (AQHA), 2009 Gray Mare, (Mister Brujo x Nu Skipa Rose x Skips Stat)
R: BRUJOS CONCLUSION (AQHA), 2009 Sorrel Stallion (Mister Brujo x Lady Two Conclusion x Western Road Warrior)
SNOWY CINDERELLA (AQHA), 2007 Gray/Roan Mare
Sire: MISTER BRUJO (Blue Clue Kid x Integranna x Hes Got Integrity)
Dam: QUICK RED ZIP (Skippit Quick Zip x Skipado Pawnee x Skippo Wrack)
katrina
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Wow...
Nice colts!!!
Can you halter them???
Nice colts!!!
Can you halter them???
Faster horses
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Nice colts! I particularly like the bay stallion in the first colt picture.
Big Muddy rancher
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Great horses and I really like the round pen. 
Chimenea
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Thanks very much, to all of you, for your very kind words.
Two of the fillies in the picture will probably be shown in halter next spring: the sorrel in with the strip will show in the two year old class. We sold one of the gray fillies in the pictures, Roses N Bubbles, and I think the guy who bought her will show her next year in two year old fillies, as well.
The bay colt is a July baby (from this year), so he won't be competitive in the halter arena at least until he's two or three years old and gets a chance to catch up physically with the January and February babies. But we're actually thinking of fitting him as if we were going to show him, then taking him to the stock show in the spring with a price tag hanging on his neck. He's got the "look at me" attitude for being a show horse, and the makings to be a big, stout using type horse (or stallion prospect). He's the kind you want to take to sell, since he has the type of presence that gets some attention.
Hope all of you have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Two of the fillies in the picture will probably be shown in halter next spring: the sorrel in with the strip will show in the two year old class. We sold one of the gray fillies in the pictures, Roses N Bubbles, and I think the guy who bought her will show her next year in two year old fillies, as well.
The bay colt is a July baby (from this year), so he won't be competitive in the halter arena at least until he's two or three years old and gets a chance to catch up physically with the January and February babies. But we're actually thinking of fitting him as if we were going to show him, then taking him to the stock show in the spring with a price tag hanging on his neck. He's got the "look at me" attitude for being a show horse, and the makings to be a big, stout using type horse (or stallion prospect). He's the kind you want to take to sell, since he has the type of presence that gets some attention.
Hope all of you have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Chimenea
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FH, this sorrel mare is the dam of the bay stud colt... we bred and raised her on the ranch.
Found another picture for Frisco and the rest of you, with three more of our mares. This picture is a couple of years old, and we've since lost the big palomino mare (though we kept a daughter of hers, the bay filly in the first photos I posted yesterday; the filly is by a nice son of Corona Cartel, the race horse). The paint mare is my daughter's (who turns eight years old in a couple of weeks). They've been great friends since before my daughter could walk, and that little mare -- who will do a full day's work at a pretty good clip when ridden by an adult -- has been as gentle, forgiving and mellow as my daughter has needed as she's gone from "can barely sit in the saddle" to (more recently) "how fast can we go?"
Have a great Thanksgiving.
Found another picture for Frisco and the rest of you, with three more of our mares. This picture is a couple of years old, and we've since lost the big palomino mare (though we kept a daughter of hers, the bay filly in the first photos I posted yesterday; the filly is by a nice son of Corona Cartel, the race horse). The paint mare is my daughter's (who turns eight years old in a couple of weeks). They've been great friends since before my daughter could walk, and that little mare -- who will do a full day's work at a pretty good clip when ridden by an adult -- has been as gentle, forgiving and mellow as my daughter has needed as she's gone from "can barely sit in the saddle" to (more recently) "how fast can we go?"
Have a great Thanksgiving.
Frisco
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Frisco said:
Sorry, folks, my 8 year old daughter got on here. She's alot smarter than I am, evidently. And, she loves her pony, Sam.
Frisco
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Chimenea,
I really like your horses. I like their hind ends. Our summer pasture is really rough country and I have wore out 2 horses up there. I've been getting more and more convinced that a stout back end is a must.
I really like your horses. I like their hind ends. Our summer pasture is really rough country and I have wore out 2 horses up there. I've been getting more and more convinced that a stout back end is a must.
Frisco
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Frisco said:
Haymaker, I have been watching your progress with your gray horse and I enjoy it. I like your horse, too, but I ride a little bigger horse than the POA, although he is a tough little bugger.
flcowgirl5491
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Would you look at that pink hat. So cute.
Chimenea
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Frisco said:
My thanks to you, Frisco, for speaking kindly about our horses.
Like you, we are pretty emphatic that a stout back end (not just a big hip, but also strong stifles and gaskins over a properly conformed set of wide, solid bone on good-sized feet) is necessary for a horse to really be good for riding and ranch use.
Plus, the bigger-hipped horses tend to sell better for us than the smaller-hipped ones. And since we raise our horses not only for our use but also to sell to the public, it's an extra incentive to keep focusing on that type of horse in our breeding program.
Chimenea
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flcowgirl5491 said:
Thanks :tiphat:
Frisco
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Here is a picture of my ID hijacking, horse crazy cowgirl on her pony, Sam:
Chimenea
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Frisco said:Here is a picture of my ID hijacking, horse crazy cowgirl on her pony, Sam:
Pigtails, pink boots, her spotted pony, and a great big smile! Doesn't get much better than that, congratulations
Frisco
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My thanks to you, Chimenea. It doesn't get better than that, for sure.