Several Quarter Horses and an APHA colt for sale

[lopintoo]

We need to downsize a bit and have several for sale.


Horses for sale - $300 (Bonne Terre)

Date: 2009-10-06, 1:09PM CDT
Reply to: sale-jxu6c-1409179866@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]



We're having a Clearance Sale!!!

Actually we are downsizing, but they are clearanced priced.

We are local breeders and simply put, have several head of horses and not enough time to do them justice and promote or use them like they should be. All horses will be healthy and sound. There isn't anything wrong with them, it's just that we have too many. Also I promise that these are good natured horses that we have had for several years or raised ourselves. We won't keep anything that is silly, stupid, or hard to handle - there are just too many good ones out there to fight with a bad one. All of the mares are good natured enough to be handled by anyone with a little horse experience. Many of the younger ones are that way too, but remember they are youngsters and sometimes do have a mind of their own, but still they are very sensible and easy to get along with.

Here is a list of some that are for sale. I have included name, a link to their pedigree, and a short bit about them, and their price. If it will let me I will include a few pictures, if I am not able to post them here just ask for pictures and more info on whatever you like. I will be happy to answer your questions, but serious inquiries only please. I have them priced about as low as we can go, but if you buy more than one maybe we can work something out. You are more than welcome to come see our herd.

FEATHER - 2009 AQHA sorrel filly. http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/feather17
We haven't sent in her papers just yet so if you buy her soon you'll get to name her. Feather is shapey and has alot of muscle to her. She athletic and very smart, she learns new things easily. She is weaned and learning to lead and tie now. Her dam is a great team sorting mare. Sire is older and retired, but still wants to eat up a cow. Feather's price is $650.

BOB - 2009 APHA bay and white Tobiano colt. http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/bob17
We haven't sent his papers in just yet so you could name him too. Bob is absolutely the gentlest and friendliest colt. He is smart, willing, and very curious. He has good shape to him and he's going to be tall for a cow horse. He is the first colt by our APHA stallion and we are very pleased with him. Take a look at his pedigree, not too many paint horses bred quite like this. Bob's price is $1,200.

QUIXOTES DUALIN DOC - 2008 Sorrel colt. AQHA # 5150269 http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/quixotes+dualin+doc
"Wyatt" is about as athletic as they come. He is good minded and a nice built colt. He should finish out about 14.1 or 14.2 and he should be pretty stout made. He's a cherry sorrel color and going to be a head turning colt with his looks and ability.
Wyatt's price is $750. Let him grow another year and you'll know you got him cheap!

SPORTY LITTLE DUALLY - 2008 Sorrel filly. AQHA # 5150352 http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/sporty+little+dually
"Sporty" - her name says little, but this filly is built like a TANK!!! She is atleast as big as the 2 year olds and has the muscle to back it up. She has been raised out in the pasture on good grass and sunshine and not pushed to grow in any way - it's just the way she is. She has cow horse bloodlines but the size and muscle of a halter horse. Train her any direction you want to go. Sporty's price is $700.

DUALIN KID - 2007 Sorrel gelding. AQHA # 5150313 http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/dualin+kid
"Oliver" is a very good natured gelding. He is quiet and willing to try new things and learns easily. He is currently 14.2h at the wither and 14.3h at the hip so he should finish out about 15 hands, maybe a bit more. He has good shape and when he's done growing he will have some size to him. He is an all-round prospect - cut, pen, sort, or rope with this one, or he'd make a great trail buddy too. He leads, ties, loads, hauls, and is real easy to catch in the pasture. He has had ground work, been saddled, bridled, and lunged. He's ready for you to take and train your way. Oliver's price is $800 now before we ride him.

A RICOCHET KID - 2007 Chestnut gelding. AQHA # 5152333 http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/a+ricochet+kid
"Ricky" is very athetic and quick. He has a big motor and should have a little more "go" to him, but he is very willing and trainable. He should be just like his dam - she's not hot, she is just all business and ready to do a job when you ask her but will walk off quietly when you are finished. He is conformationally correct, built nice, and has a real cute head. He's in pasture condition and sunburnt right now, but put him in the barn and in no time he will have that head turning chocolatey coloring, plus he's got a blaze face, and hind stockings to make him really stand out. He's been ground worked some and is easy to handle. Leads, ties, loads, hauls easily. Ricky's price is $1,200 before we ride him.

WHATS LACY LADY - 1991 Sorrel mare. AQHA # 3007659 http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/whats+lacy+lady
"What" is a well bred mare with some cow horse greats in her pedigree. Her sire has $116,000 NCHA earnings. What is such a sweet natured mare and absolutely loves attention. She is a pretty mare with a wide blaze and hind socks. She was a ranch and cow horse mare in her younger days and then raised some nice babies. She is very well broke. She is gentle and quiet enough for kids and beginners but trained well enough for an experienced rider to have fun on her too. We have used her as a broodmare and then left her open for the grandkids to ride. They aren't interested in riding so now she's for sale. We have recently taken her team sorting. She will willingly go after any cow you point her at, she's not the fastest sorting horse, but she is safe and quiet. She would be perfect for a youth just learning or a timid adult. She loads, hauls, shoes, and is real easy to catch. This mare does need to keep front shoes on or she will get tender footed on the front, otherwise she is sound and healthy. Ride her or breed her and raise some well bred babies. What's price is $750.

DUALLY DAUGHTER - 2000 Sorrel mare. AQHA # 4095893 http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/dually+daughter
"Dually" is the type of mare that always out produces herself. She is good looking, pretty headed, and built nice, but boy take a look at her babies! She is a good natured quiet mare. She is in the mid to low end of the pecking order so she gets along well out in the pasture with the others. We were told that she was lightly started riding as a 2 yr old. We bought her with a foal on her side and bred back, and have used her as a broodmare ever since so we haven't tried to ride her. She is easy to handle, leads, ties, loads, hauls - even backs out, all real easy. We have left her open for you to breed to the stallion of your choice. Dually's price is $1,200.

PEANUT - 2007 Solid Paint filly. This filly is a quality filly, but is not registered. She is sired by Zippos Smoker - a grandson of both Zippo Pine Bar and The Invester. Her dam is a loud colored Tobiano APHA mare. I should have a copy of her papers somewhere. Since she was solid and the only paint foal by this stallion they decided not to send her papers in. She is a show quality filly, she just won't have papers. If you want to track her dam down and pay for it all, I'll be happy to sign the papers to get her registered. This filly moves like a western pleasure horse, she's got the mind of a western pleasure horse, but she has the shape and size to halter too. She's pretty and has a really nice round hip. She is gentle and good minded. If papers don't matter to you - here's a head turning filly at a really cheap price. Peanut's price is $350.

We do have a few others for sale. This is all of our younger stock, but I do have a couple more mares I haven't listed. OH, I almost forgot, I do have a knock out 2009 filly that is sired by our stallion and out of a cow horse mare. This filly has the look that will make a halter baby jealous. I kind of wanted to keep her for myself, but as with most of them, will sell if the price is right. We also have a couple 4 yr old geldings that are sired by a Doc's Oak son with NCHA earnins of $144,000 and out of some really great mares. They are well started, but we were wanting to put some more riding on them before selling them. If you are interested, just ask, they are priced higher though.