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Location: East Tennessee | Please tell me everything the good, the bad and the ugly. What experiences has everyone had with Magnolia Bar bred horses. Also tell me about Jets Payday horses more specifically Paydays Andy offspring. |
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This is mine, although both Jets Pay Day and Magnolia Bar are back there a bit. My gelding seems to really take after his sire more than anything else, but he's 16h, big muscled, great minded, friendly, and super easy to work with and train. SMART. |
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| I have two Magnolia horses, and they are both level headed, easy to train, and smart. I'd own as many as I could if I could get my hands on more! |
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 Underestimated Underdog
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Location: Minnesota | I just love my Magnolia Bar bred mare! She's a big, almost 16hh red dun. She's got a very easy going personality and is very easy to work with.
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Expert
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| I have two magnolia bar horses and they are both wonderful. Very easy to be around and want to please. My gelding is seriously the best horse I have ever owned. A gentlemen all they way through. They both are Nonstop Jet and Magnolis bar bred |
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boon
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Location: Saskatchewan | I own a great granddaughter of Magnolia bar. She's big, muscled, level headed and smart. She's my rodeo horse and she's the horse I throw beginners on to go trail riding. |
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 I Prefer to Live in Fantasy Land
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | I've always like both and have had a few Magnolia Bar bred horses. |
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 Reaching for the stars....
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| I want one? |
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Location: In the wrong place at the wrong time | The gelding in my avatar is a grandson of Magnolia Bars on the top and grandson of Jet Deck on the bottom.
He is the best horse I have ever swung a leg over!
You could go win a check on him at a barrel race in the morning get you another one that evening team penning and give pony rides to kids the next day.
He's about 15.1 with fence posts for legs and always sound until he blew out his hock a year and a half ago at age 21
If I could find them I'd have a barn full of them. |
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Fire Ant Peddler
Posts: 2881
| Lynn McKenzie's horse Magnolia Missile was a son of Magnolia Bar. She won the TBRA futurity (which was about the only futurity at the time), the AQHA World Show in 1978 and the NFR in 1979. I think she won 6 go rounds. He was Leo on the bottom. Missile was a 1974 model. He was truly a once in a lifetime horse. He died from a reaction to wormer. |
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Location: Planet Earth.... | Love Magnolia Bar horses |
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 Total Germophobe
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Location: Montana | My mare is Magnolia Bar on the top and My Leroy Brown on the bottom. Magnolia Bar is just off her papers, I think...but she has so much try and will do the most she can to please you...but she definitely has a personality to go with it, and I love her every minute for it. I would definitely own another...thinking about breeding her so I can find one bred "the way I want." LOL. |
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Location: United States | I own a mare who is a descendant Magnolia Bar. Her maternal granddam is Mags Star Creek by Magnolia Rocket whom is the dam to Slowstartfastfinish, top broodmare of 2009. She is an incredible animal. I love Magnolia Bar horses! |
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boon
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| I would like to know more about Paydays Andy offspring as well. I have a 2 year old filly by him...
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