Deedoe - 2013-12-07 4:15 PM

Frostburns! he throws some really nice trainable babies!! I have rode/broke 3 and they are easy to train! My colt you can not ride him for months and come back and he is right where we left off, no re training! Good minds! Love them! If you like Leo look at his pedigree

http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/frostburns

Smashedonpepper - 2013-12-07 2:03 PM Very tickled that 3 people recommended Mr TT Pacific! So excited to see 2 of his babies work next week at the BFA...out of 2 differently bred mares. His offspring want to please! 

dianeguinn - 2013-12-07 9:23 PM I am a huge fan of Jet of Honor....I'd never owned one until my current horse, but after riding and owning one, I know why so many have made it to the NFR. OregonBR has a really nice Jet of Honor bred stallion that I would love to get a gelding by, but so far have not been able to afford the ones I've found. ;) Anything Flit Bar has my vote as well, but they tend to be a little more fragile minded than the JOH's...but sounds like they would cross well with your mare. On the Money Reds are very honest and usually have lots of speed, but tend to be slower maturing than the first two. I have REALLY liked the Red's Western Natives I've had...I think he is an undiscovered secret. Everyone of them I had were natural barrel horses and very consistent and honest. Of course, I like the Dash Ta Fames, there's no need to tell anything about them; they've proved their worth in the arena. I also like Bully Bullion (although they can sometimes be hard headed), Easily Smashed (sometimes hot tempered), and anything with Easy Six (Streakin Six, Packin Sixes, Six Fols, Martha Six Moons, etc.). I do NOT like anything with Beduino or Zevi anywhere in the pedigree, or Hancock. Not saying there's not good horses out there bred like that because there are, but they just don't fit with my program. I like easy, ride once a week, natural barrel horses, and the ones I like are like that. Ooopps....sorry...just read your post about your mare's bloodlines...wasn't dissing your mare....if you like her, then GREAT....I just don't like those bloodlines for ME. I was surprised to hear you say she was free running....with Peponita and Doc O Lena, I'm surprised. Most of the ones I've seen bred like that are S.E.T.T.Y!!! LOL I figure it's the racehorse bloodlines in her. After reading that, you might be better to go with a Flit Bar bred or Dinky's Red Man bred stud. JMO

casualdust07 - 2013-12-07 8:56 PM my wish list of colts I want by: Blazin Jetolena A Streak of Fling Firewaterontherocks Frenchmans Guy and I would love a jet black patriot or a valiant hero!

roanrider - 2013-12-07 10:19 PM


I have a 5 yr old mare by ASOF and she is anything but quiet, laid back or user friendly...the things the OP was looking for.  Mine is chock full of talent and try but she is waaayyyy over reactive to everything and is really watchy.  In the wrong hands she could be a nightmare, in the right hands she could be amazing.  Only been working with her a few weeks so we'll see what kind of "hands" I have.  

No I'm saying all ASOF's are like this - I don't know - this is my first and I've heard others say the same about their own.  I'm not saying they aren't talented but so far mine is NOT user-friendly. 

casualdust07 - 2013-12-07 11:27 PM

I would still like to try one. On page one I answered her questions more specifically... I've seen quite a few that I have liked in person. I wouldn't breed just any mare to him but I have one or two that I think he would cross really well on.



I've seen 5 I think from my trainer. One of her clients buys at almost every sale. The first one they bought is super nice, she is out of a FG daughter. I remember she had a little personality to her, they called her a diva. I would ride her any day. They had one gelding they bought at the sale but he wasn't from the fulton ranch- they said he had some attitude but has come around nicely. The third one they have has been a total dream. The fourth one they had was out of a cutting bred mare and my trainer bought him from her. She ended up buying a finished ASOF too to high school rodeo on.



So from what I know from those 5 there seems to be some that are super user friendly and then some with some attitude.





My confederate leader weanling is going to be hot IMO. I can see it now from how she acts with everything else. My first down french colt is so chilled out all the time.



 

roanrider - 2013-12-07 10:41 PM


 ...and what was your trainers phone number?!?  

I'm hoping my mare will turn the corner soon and realize we don't eat horse's at our house...cause right now that's how she acts.  She's scared of anything that moves, and if it doesn't she's scared cause it *might* move.   

casualdust07 - 2013-12-07 11:46 PM oh dear! LOL. Sounds like they can go either way. how is your mare bred on the bottom? I really really really like my rock solid jess daughter. like REALLY like her.

RoaniePonie11 - 2013-12-07 12:47 PM

I don't know what most of the abbreviated names are lol

I liked the sound of the Leo horse but I'm just not sure about breeding to a paint stud. Wouldn't that make the colt have paint papers?

Sorry I'm very illiterate at this stuff. That's why I'm starting a year early....

dianeguinn - 2013-12-07 9:23 PM

I am a huge fan of Jet of Honor....I'd never owned one until my current horse, but after riding and owning one, I know why so many have made it to the NFR. OregonBR has a really nice Jet of Honor bred stallion that I would love to get a gelding by, but so far have not been able to afford the ones I've found. ;) Anything Flit Bar has my vote as well, but they tend to be a little more fragile minded than the JOH's...but sounds like they would cross well with your mare. On the Money Reds are very honest and usually have lots of speed, but tend to be slower maturing than the first two. I have REALLY liked the Red's Western Natives I've had...I think he is an undiscovered secret. Everyone of them I had were natural barrel horses and very consistent and honest. Of course, I like the Dash Ta Fames, there's no need to tell anything about them; they've proved their worth in the arena. I also like Bully Bullion (although they can sometimes be hard headed), Easily Smashed (sometimes hot tempered), and anything with Easy Six (Streakin Six, Packin Sixes, Six Fols, Martha Six Moons, etc.). I do NOT like anything with Beduino or Zevi anywhere in the pedigree, or Hancock. Not saying there's not good horses out there bred like that because there are, but they just don't fit with my program. I like easy, ride once a week, natural barrel horses, and the ones I like are like that. Ooopps....sorry...just read your post about your mare's bloodlines...wasn't dissing your mare....if you like her, then GREAT....I just don't like those bloodlines for ME. I was surprised to hear you say she was free running....with Peponita and Doc O Lena, I'm surprised. Most of the ones I've seen bred like that are S.E.T.T.Y!!! LOL I figure it's the racehorse bloodlines in her. After reading that, you might be better to go with a Flit Bar bred or Dinky's Red Man bred stud. JMO