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Past Tails
We are always happy to find the right home for our horses. As a breeding operation, we strive to raise good foals that go on to lead long productive lives with owners who see their full potential. Below are foals we have previously raised and sold, many of which have gone on to be show horses. Contact us to add a winner to your breeding or showing program.
Te Cool Memory
Born: April 18, 2008 Sorrel Overo filly
Sire: Mr Sinatra AQHA, 2 x World Champion
Dam: One Cool Memory X Te Coolest AQHA
Congratulations to Ron and Millie Corder of Georgia on the purchase of this filly. And thank you to Will Shumake for facilitating the transaction.
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TDS Conclusiv Kid
Born: March 25, 2008 Sorrel Splash Overo Stallion
Sire: TD Kid
Dam: Ms Conclusiv Titan
Congratulations to Sonia Gonzales of Mexico on the purchase of this stallion.
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One Cool Tornado
2004 Sorrel mare AQHA
Sire: Im One Cool Mister (Wold Show Qualifier)
Dam: Sunday Bar Kid
Her sire is a World show qualifier by Mr Conclusion and Ima Cool Skip daughter. Her dam was a big, classic, soggy mare, going back to Sugar Bars.
TD's Fancy Kid
2007 Filly
Sire:TD Kid- Congress Champion
Dam: Miss Conclusiv Titan- RWC producer with 210 halter points
2009 Reserve World Champion!
Congratulations to Tohnni Jones of Fort Worth on the purchase of this fabulous filly! Thank you to Clint Fullerton for facilitating the transaction!
Mo Futurity picture
InPHC Futurity picture
Securely Imprinted
2006 Gelding
Sire: RH Imprinted, 4X World Champion
Dam: Katies Security
Congress Champion as a weanling. This colt went Grand and Reserve Grand Champion several times as a yearling just being fit by an amateur. He came by it naturally!
2006 Stallion
Sire: TD Kid, Congress Champion
Dam: Miss Conclusiv Titan, RWC producer and earner of 210 halter points
Congratulations to Lara Kovenko of France on the purchase of this promising young stallion.
Ms Conclusiv Titan
1995 Mare
Sire" Triples Titan
Dam: RR Conclusive Maid
She earned 210 halter points and produced two Reserve World Champions. This mare the was the corner stone of our program, She gave us three beautiful babies three years in a row, then died tragically after a delivery complication. We were lucky to have her for the short time that we did.
Night Time Renegade
2004 AQHA mare
Sire: River City Renegade
Dam: Casa Melody
Huge 16'2 hand daugher of AQHA great! Congratulations to Wallinger Quarter Horses!
09 RH Imprinted Colt
Born: May 15 2009 Sorrel solid stud colt
Sire: RH Imprinted
Dam: Katies Security
This big guy was built big from day one! He will mature to 16+ hands. Major muscle, long hip and good strong, correct legs. Check out this guys full brother on the past tails page.
Obviously FANCETTE AQHA
1998 MARE
This filly went all the way to Martha's Vineyard. Congratulations to Kris Sauder! It is great to see this mare go to such a wonderful home!
CL MAXIMUM IMPRINT APHA
IMPRINTED BROKER AQHA
2004 STALLION
Sire: RH Imprinted
Dam: Daughter of The Money Broker
This colt won Circuit Champion at the Mo Quarter Horse Club Thanksgiving show.
Congratulations to the Juan Nado of MI on the purchase of this nice stallion.
Miss Conclusiv Titan
1995-2008
The story of Pumpkin:
The mare was bred by Edward J Holm in Houston, TX, where presumably she received her brand of the Rocking I Ranch. That is still a mystery to us. She changed hands twice before coming into the care of John and Laurie Tudor of Celina, TX. As a yearling she was dubbed Tina Louise because she was all legs and elbows and reminded Laurie of the character on Gilligans Island of the same name. She soon grew into herself and altogether she earned 210 halter points under their direction and also became a proven dam, producing a Reserve World Champion. Laurie eventually had sole ownership of the couple's mares and sold them. Tina Louise was her last to sell, her favorite mare.
It was our good fortune to be looking to add a broodmare at the time the Paint Horse Journal came out with Tina Louise listed in the classifieds. We bought the mare from a single picture, virtually sight-unseen, and also from her impressive show and produce record. It was then arranged for the transporter to haul her North to her last home.
At 15'3 and 1200 pounds, she was larger than life and absolutely breath-taking. Her picture didn't begin to do her justice. We were thrilled with our newest addition. She was the kindest, sweetest, most patient horse we had ever owned. It became evident a new name would be necessary to suit this wonderful horse. So Tina Louise became Pumpkin. She foaled three colored colts for us, dieing tragically of a ruptured diaphragm this year after the third. We always said Pumpkin was a permanent fixture here because we loved her so, and this was indeed her last home. We were just thinking we would get to keep her a little while longer. What a blessing to have the time we did.
