Stallions

	Zanta Cali Gon 1997 Sorrel - 15 hands $500/LFG "Arnie" Grandson of Zan Parr Bar (click name for an extended pedigree) Quotes from the book “Matlock Rose, The Horseman” “Zan Parr Bar had everything he looked for in a sire: balance and regal bearing; straight legs, and dense bones; strong muscling; deep hip and heart girth; refined neck and pretty head; long, deep shoulder and prominent withers; short cannons and low hocks; and last but not least, intelligence and an easy-going disposition.” “I think the only way you can improve the breed is to breed a horse with conformation that can do something. Zan Parr Bar was the only halter horse I ever had that I wanted to keep for breeding. Some horses can win at halter, but you never see their colts performing. You see a lot of Zan Parr Bar’s colts, and his studs and mares are producing, too.”

	Jessie Trucha 1993 Buckskin - 15 hands $500 LFG "Jessie" Grandson of Jessie James (click name for an extended pedigree) Quotes From Legends, Volume II Jessie James was purchased as a two year old by the Waggoner Ranch. Bob Burton, a Waggoner ranch hand, was the first to ride Jessie James and his stablemate, Poco Bueno. Bob Burton's comparison of the two horses "I don't think there was whole lot of difference between the two horses. Jessie wasn't near as stout a horse as Poco Bueno; they were just two different types of horses. I don't think there ever was a horse like Jessie James." According to Jim Reno, "Jessie James was a tremendous athlete who could run, stop hard, and turn around quickly." "He was a master at using his head and neck to control a calf. he worked with his ears back, and looked like a striking snake as he reached for the calf. He kept his ears pinned flat to the back of his head all the time that he was working a cow, almost like he didn't have any ears. He probably worked a cow more with his head than any other horse I've ever seen." Jessie James was considered by many of the cutting horse trainers in the 1950s and 1960s to be one of the greatest cutting horses to ever look through a bridle. He is remembered as a great cutting horse personality, with a distrinctive style of working that, once seen, was not easily forgotten. And, as one cutting horse trainer and exhibitor of the period remarked, "He made the reputation of more good trainers than any other horse."
	Mr. Hollywood Double 2001 Buckskin Great Grandson of Hollywood Gold (2x); King; Doc Bar $500 LFG "Lil Bit" Due to unforeseen circumstances he is being offered for sale. For Sale: $3,500
The following stallions have been sold or are deceased.
	Stylish Lena 001 2001 Sorrel "Sty" Son of Playin Stylish (click name for an extended pedigree) ~~$1,000 LFG~~ Sold NOW STANDING IN IOWA, SEE MEAN PERFORMANCE HORSES
	HICTARI 1988 Sorrel $1,000 LFG "Tari" Son of Doc Tari (click name for an extended pedigree) Producer of NCHA money earners & AQHA performance point earners For Sale: $ SOLD Deceased: 11/22/08
	Olena Command 1981 Bay Deceased 9/2/08 "Commando" Son of Doc O'Lena (click name for an extended pedigree) NCHA $ earner AQHA Perf. Pt Earner World Show Team Penning Qualifiier Producer of NCHA $ earners NRHA $ earners NRCHA $ earners & AQHA performance point earners and AQHA Performance ROMS
	Foxy Little Jerry 2000 Bay $750 LFG "Jerry" Son of Smart Little Jerry (click name for an extended pedigree) For Sale: $6,000 Sold
	Rumba San 2002 Sorrel "Rummy" Son of Rum Squall (click on name for pedigree) For Sale: $2,250 Now gelded. SOLD
	Ertls Robin 1990 Bay $500 LFG "Bill" For Sale: $2,000

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