Just wanting to see what is out there for homozygous roans standing at stud.

Metallic Malice

I saw him and thought he was nice! And his $2000 fee sure does cover a lot compared to other stud fees! 

Metallic Malice is lovely!

There is also a young son of A Streak Of Fling in Missouri that I've been trying to keep tabs on. His name is A Streak Of Law. He's actually double bred Moon Fling, which is where the homozygous roan comes from. He's at a place called Royer Ranch on Facebook.

My Vegas Phling.  Sorry. You spelled it right. I spelled it wrong. I keep forgetting that it's PH not F. 

I bred a nice mare to him last year.  He shipped great.  

He's growing up nice! I remember seeing pics of him as a foal. Didn't know what his registered name wound up being, or that he was still a stud, so thanks for sharing him. I'll add him to my stalk list, lol.

Edited to add: This was in reference to My Vegas Phling...

I am a huge fan of Metallic Malice, not only how he looks but you can’t beat his personality and brains. 

These are great, I am definitely going to look them up. If anyone knows of anymore keep them coming!

Not sure what bloodlines/discipline you're looking for, but I came across MT Rowdy Blue Shark this morning on Ranch World Ads. He's homozygous roan, as well as homozygous black, and triple bred Blue Valentine.

http://www.ranchworldads.com/classified.php?listing=101653

https://www.ivieranch.com/mt-rowdy-blue-shark

I've been considering the two roan studs at this place as well, since they aren't all that far from me and I'm old school and still prefer live cover breeding if possible, lol. Both are homozygous roan. Hancock breeding.

Fortyeight Valentine & BS Smokinblucaliente

I really like the looks and papers of that Fortyeight Valentine!

I love old school! And I love the size, bone and feet the hancocks throw. Good looking horses!

Fortyeight Valentine is fairly well known locally as a rope horse. The other is a younger stud that they just purchased in the last year, but I'm sure he'll be in the roping pen before long too!

They are nice boys, and I like that they still have substance without being 16+ hands and 1400 lbs. I prefer my horses in the 15.1 to 15.2 range, so many of the Hancock studs I come across are just way too big for my liking.

I Know I shouldn't post him , because we no longer stand him to the public but Rafter Blu is. He is Blue Valentine & Three Bars bred. He's 20 this year, we have had him since he was a yearling & I just love him. If you can find one bred like him go for it!

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