Broodmares
Our broodmares are used to produce a new crop of foals each year. On the years that they are not bred, they are used as ranch horses, as most of them are broke. They produce well-bred, high quality foals that will go on in life to succeed in whatever career you choose to train them in! Foals for sale will be listed on the sales page.
URA Skippa Print
URA Skippa Print is one of the few horses on our ranch that came to us not broke, she is one of our top producers and has always out produced herself. Being double registered only makes her that much greater as a broodmare. I plan to keep her 2024 filly and will be breeding her back to cordochrome and offering her for sale at this time. I will keep her and her filly on the mountain until this fall when I wean her filly.
Mexicali Bells
Bells is big and powerful , with a long, pretty neck that she uses to her advantage to turn a cow. You can cover lots of ground and get any job done on her! She has produced foals with the same cow sense, and we plan to use them on the ranch. I have kept two daughters of Bells that we are riding and using so I have decided to offer her for sale this yr. She is in foal to Cordochrome and expecting September 2024.
Summers Print (Deceased)
Summers Print is another mare that came to us not broke, so she became one of our broodmares on our ranch. She is sired by some great producers, and foals successful roping horses quite often! She has an outstanding pedigree that goes back to some great skipper performance horses!
Stop Stylin'
When people say that red heads have more fire, this mare is proof of that statement! Nothing scares her and she has no quit in her body. This young mare goes where others don't and has her ears pinned the whole way trying to bite a cow. She is sure-footed and always watches out for her rider. When we take the baby out riding, this is the mare we choose to ride because we know she will take care of us!
Mexicali Sonsa
Mexicali Sonsa aka "Sonsa" is the only daughter we have of Paloma, and she shows it with everything she does. She inherited all of her mothers good traits, including her loving personality. Our Daughter now rides this mare and they do amazing on the ranch moving cows. Sonsa has only had one stud colt for us by Cordochrome and he is showing to be just as good if not better. She will be bred again in the next few years once my daughter has found another saddle horse.