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Location: East Tennessee | Tell me about the stallion El Scorcho. Anything and everything. |
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Location: Montana | Ask LRQHS on here, she owns him. Also ask Herbie on here, she has ridden a few of them. Everyone wants one by him, I've only heard good about them. |
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | Have only heard good things about him. He has a great sire and super old school dam line. If I ever get to ship semen I want to breed one of my mares to him. His owner is the neatest thing since sliced bread. |
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| I don't think there has every been a bad thing said about him or his foals on here. I don't have any experience with him or his foals, but they all seem super cool and their owners all seem super happy with them. |
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Location: At the race track with Ah Dee Ohs | Herbie on here has 2 of his foals. PM her, she has nothing but good to say about him and his babies. |
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | Herbie has two, Rick Ringstaff has one, Molli Montgomery has one, Dirinda Snider has one, Jana Beam is training one, Ashley Guest has one, Justin McDaniel has one, Alison Tebbens has one, and Beth Rosier has one. I don't think I'm missing anybody. They will all give honest opinions of them.
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Total Germophobe
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Location: Montana | LRQHS - 2016-02-15 7:49 PM Herbie has two, Rick Ringstaff has one, Molli Montgomery has one, Dirinda Snider has one, Jana Beam is training one, Ashley Guest has one, Justin McDaniel has one, Alison Tebbens has one, and Beth Rosier has one. I don't think I'm missing anybody. They will all give honest opinions of them. Yeah, but I don't have one, what gives???  LOL
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Location: Silver Lake, MN | I don't have one either!! LOL. I drool over all of them though. |
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Location: NE Texas | I have two of them, a 3 YO grey filly out of a sprinting TB mare that ran out almost $100K and a 4 YO brown gelding out of a stakes producing daughter of Splash Bac. I will say that the El Scorcho babies have an outstanding disposition and are so easy to be around. The 3 YO had 30 days with Chase Shafer last year as a 2 YO and in the first 30 days of riding, he was hauling her to JR Rodeos running out steers and bulls on her. I hauled her with me to the barrel races all year last year and she was like hauling an old, seasoned rodeo horse. She'd eat an entire hay bag on the way to the barrel race, drink a full bucket of water, tie her to the trailer and you'd never know she was there. She's so easy to be around, very smart, and plenty athletic. I didn't ride her much last year after having her broke simply because she had done everything that had been asked of her and I wanted her to grow and mature. When I picked her up from Chase, we met at a barrel race. He rode her bareback in the parking lot, rode her around and loped circles on her in the warm up pen. She really deserves the opportunity to be a futurity horse, as she's plenty athletic, great minded, and wants to do everything right....unfortunately i'm unable to take off and go to the futurities, so unless someone comes along that can't live without her, she'll have to wait on me. She will be the grey horse in the pictures below. Here are the videos of the day I picked her up from Chase at the barrel race.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA5tBi8vpEY
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The brown 4 YO gelding is just as neat. He too is great minded and easy to be around. I hauled him with me as well last year toward the end of the year. Chase Shafer put 30 days on this colt as well last year, but he had to have a tooth extracted, so he's a little behind. He's my main project once the time changes. When Chase had him, he was riding him to work cows on in the pasture before he came home. He's a big, long strided colt and has plenty of speed. This colt is a big sweet guy and I can't wait to get back to riding him daily. He, too, wants to do things right, but isn't as physically mature as the grey filly. He's a little more sensitive than the grey filly in that if you have to correct him, he takes things very personally and almost gets his feelings hurt. The grey filly is just like ok, got it, let's doing something else wheras this colt is like, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, please forgive me. HAHA Here is the brown colt stretching out in the pasture. He can fly!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgDiRzISvEI
I'd take a pasture full of these Scorchos if I had the time to ride them all. I feel guilty because i'm behind on these two, but my other gelding that isn't a Scorcho is a diva and requires ALOT of riding and time, so it is what it is. If you want a nice youngster, don't look past the El Scorcho babies. They will make your life easy and you'll have a blast riding them!
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Location: Central Texas | I am an admitted El Scorcho baby stalker. I would take one in a heartbeat. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Thank you everyone for the info! |
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Hungarian Midget Woman
Location: Midwest | I have a short yearling. I absolutely love him. He is super calm and takes everything in stride. I need to get some new pictures of him, but he's just a doll. He is very sensible and smart. Show him once and he has it. I've ponied him off my riding horse and he's great in the trailer. Heck, he rode from LA to IN with minimal stops at 3 1/2 months, and he ate and drank on the road plus hopped off the trailer and ate grain. Nothing bothers him. I can't wait to ride him.
Hes he's out of a daughter of First To Shine/oUt of a Pie in the Sky mare. |
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | Just let my niece, Madalyn, ride Kiss My Pritzi Dash. Man, what to say there....shes really really fast, knows her job and has such a gentle nature. I have to find a helmet for my niece. This filly eats ground.
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | I guess the thing I would say here is come ride him......you, your grammy, your kid and the hip hop rapper he is listening to can ride Scorcho. He is 20 now, so not as fast as the young boys, but he will get you safely around the barrels (you just have to hold on). He throws a brain that is very teachable. He throws sense and a big ol butt AND LORD does he throw his personality. He has protected me plenty. Everyone has a favorite line. We are all different. Come sit on the man and decide for yourself :) |
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | sparky16 - 2016-02-15 5:23 PM
Tell me about the stallion El Scorcho. Anything and everything.
Oh, we believe mating him with a goat will produce a unicorn. |
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Shipwrecked and Flat Out Zapped
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | Giant white bird and Scorcho = PEGASUS! !!! |
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Location: Opelousas, LA | LRQHS - 2016-02-16 7:23 PM I guess the thing I would say here is come ride him......you, your grammy, your kid and the hip hop rapper he is listening to can ride Scorcho. He is 20 now, so not as fast as the young boys, but he will get you safely around the barrels (you just have to hold on). He throws a brain that is very teachable. He throws sense and a big ol butt AND LORD does he throw his personality. He has protected me plenty. Everyone has a favorite line. We are all different. Come sit on the man and decide for yourself :)
I saw him when he was at Southwest Stallion Station, he was not old back then but he was an old soul and a gentleman for sure. He was pretty much an afterthought there, not really promoted and not super popular but he was nice to look at and very kind. Makes me wish I would not have had to sell my LHDI daughter, I would have bred to him this year, still may if my RSE daughter does not sell. Not sure how he ended up where he is now but he is a very lucky boy for sure. |
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Shipwrecked and Flat Out Zapped
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | He's here if you want a breeding. He's everything to me. I don't know what I did to deserve him....seriously. I feel guilty sometimes that he's right outside.....like maybe I don't deserve him. He's been the next best thing to Fred to me for many years. I'd do anything for him :) |
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Location: Midwest | I've seen him in person and ridden him when I visited lrqhs and picked up my colt. Scorcho's a total sweetheart and I love his build!
He is very willing and honestly you'd never know he was a stud if you saw him at a barrel race. He stood calm and quiet between two mares all day long. My colt reminds me of his daddy. Great disposition and just full of sense.
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Location: Bastrop, Texas | I knew I shouldn't have read this thread. |
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| Me too. Everytime I see Herbie's filly, it takes all my self control not to jump in my truck and head down there with the trailer and all the money I can pull out of my mattress. |
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Location: NE Texas | LRQHS - 2016-02-16 7:06 PM Just let my niece, Madalyn, ride Kiss My Pritzi Dash. Man, what to say there....shes really really fast, knows her job and has such a gentle nature. I have to find a helmet for my niece. This filly eats ground.
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Location: Golden Gulf Coast of Texas | Herbie that grey filly is special. Glad I don't know where you live. |
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Location: NE Texas | mreklaw - 2016-02-17 9:03 AM Herbie that grey filly is special. Glad I don't know where you live.
Thank you, mreklaw. She's pretty dang cool! I see we're both in Texas....i'm not hard to find! HAHA Don't come see her though, as you won't leave without her, I guarantee you that. She's an old soul and so confident about everything. I have to take 2 hay bags when I haul her....she'll finish the first one on the way in the trailer. LOL She hauls WAY better than my open horse.
I just need more time on my hands. The brown colt has to be the priority this year, as he's a year older, so she will be behind him. Dang day job gets in the way of all my fun. |
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Location: North Dakota | If I had any need for a baby, I'd want an El Scorcho baby. |
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Location: Buffalo, Wyoming | Seriously been thinking about breeding my Special Leader daughter to him. Was going to do it this year but with buying a house, needing knee surgery and my dog just having emergency surgery I think it will have to wait until next year. ?Herbie once I get healed up I may have to come steal that grey mare from you. |
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Location: NE Texas | UTAHCANCHASER - 2016-02-17 9:49 AM Seriously been thinking about breeding my Special Leader daughter to him. Was going to do it this year but with buying a house, needing knee surgery and my dog just having emergency surgery I think it will have to wait until next year. ?Herbie once I get healed up I may have to come steal that grey mare from you.
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | I doubt he's the best, but he is a stud that throws a brain. His foals are ridiculously easy to train. They aren't crazy or dangerous. They have speed and trainability. I guess many people have similar stories, I don't know. I ride this untrained on the barrels, 20 year old stud. My riding abilities parallel one of Jerry's Kids. Still he pleases and protects. My nieces (6) ride him easily. He protects his rider. He stands in between mares without a pinch of trouble. I guess, he's best explained as CLASS. I guess he was born with it and passes it on. I'd allow any person to ride him, because even though he has the speed, he wouldn't use it unless asked for it and he wouldn't intentionally hurt anyone.
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| I am making a short list to prospect shop this summer once I get my older gelding sold...el scorcho is on the list, but I'd have to buy, no mares and no interest in breeding.
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Location: torrington, wy | I have always wanted to bred to him, I tried to buy him from his previous owner didn't happen, found him with his new owner and they didn't ship, now that they do, I will do my best to get a baby out of a Blazin Te Bar mare. |
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | OhMax - 2016-02-20 7:54 AM
I am making a short list to prospect shop this summer once I get my older gelding sold...el scorcho is on the list, but I'd have to buy, no mares and no interest in breeding.
I love the smart quiet ones. Has he been crossed on any cow bred mares?
The daughter of Doc O Dynamite out of a Peppy San Badger daughter is a very very nice colt.We should have 2 or 3 mares bred him for sale this year. He's 20, so there won't be many left. |
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Location: NE Texas | tebar - 2016-02-20 10:28 AM
I have always wanted to bred to him, I tried to buy him from his previous owner didn't happen, found him with his new owner and they didn't ship, now that they do, I will do my best to get a baby out of a Blazin Te Bar mare.
Oh my, that will be one heck of a cross right there!!! I have loved Blazin Te Bar offspring for years and have drooled from afar! |
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | tebar - 2016-02-20 10:28 AMI have always wanted to bred to him, I tried to buy him from his previous owner didn't happen, found him with his new owner and they didn't ship, now that they do, I will do my best to get a baby out of a Blazin Te Bar mare. He's 20. Shipping is hard. Older sperm doesn't stay viable as long sometimes. He breeds easily on site. When extender and quick shipment occur it's decent. Ive had forgetten extender and late shipments from vets I have used. Thats not me at all.There are so many variables though.....vet to vet....time sitting...coolant......I want to breed everyone that wants a Scorcho, but I worry too much. I want a foal for anyone investing in him. I hear of stallion owners sending ridiculously low amounts of semen and I think that is really really crappy. I don't want to be that person. I want you to get what you want and pay for. So, I have backed away from shipping due to, wanting to insure that the product is delivered. I'm working to breed mares to him that will be for sale safe in foal , suggesting on site insemination and or having quality foals for purchase.
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Location: Dubach, LA | I need one. You should hook me up, Jenn. |
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Location: torrington, wy | LRQHS - 2016-02-20 8:28 PM tebar - 2016-02-20 10:28 AMI have always wanted to bred to him, I tried to buy him from his previous owner didn't happen, found him with his new owner and they didn't ship, now that they do, I will do my best to get a baby out of a Blazin Te Bar mare. He's 20. Shipping is hard. Older sperm doesn't stay viable as long sometimes. He breeds easily on site. When extender and quick shipment occur it's decent. Ive had forgetten extender and late shipments from vets I have used. Thats not me at all.There are so many variables though.....vet to vet....time sitting...coolant......I want to breed everyone that wants a Scorcho, but I worry too much. I want a foal for anyone investing in him. I hear of stallion owners sending ridiculously low amounts of semen and I think that is really really crappy. I don't want to be that person. I want you to get what you want and pay for. So, I have backed away from shipping due to, wanting to insure that the product is delivered. I'm working to breed mares to him that will be for sale safe in foal , suggesting on site insemination and or having quality foals for purchase.
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