"Sophisticated Lenzie" is a mare that came to us through a purchase at the 2009 Congress Super Sale. We were looking for a mare to show in 4H & open shows. She has Halter points, she is good on the ground in Showmanship, and she rides too! We could not have asked for a better attitude, and manners than that of which she exhibits! She is bred to "Chipified" (pictured at right) for an April 2010 foal, and will be rebred to him for a 2011 foal as well! We are excited for the girls with their ventures with this mare!

Sierra's & Deana's gray mare, "Ima Shi Mito" (left), out of "Mito Cierra" (pictured below left). The palomino filly in the picture is her 2009 foal. The mare is 9 years old, and will be bred to "Potentially Famous" (pictured below right) in February 2010, with hopes of a nice foal for futurities in 2011. We originally looked at the foal, but we all fell in love with the mare instead. The mare has a great disposition and attitude! Tara and I will put some more training on her and she will be used in the 4H Riding Therapy Program while she is in foal (light duty riding). Sierra will  show her in 4H and Open shows in 2010, and we are excited for them both!

"Potentially Famous"

Owned by Mautz Quarter Horses

(Stallion she will be bred to February 2010)

Red is a mare that was Tara's dad's horse. He used her on trail rides, and was used as a brood mare. After Fred's passing, the mare was sold with the option to buy back if they decided to sell. The family that had her, decided to relocate with work and sold her back. Since her return, she has be used for some showing, as a brood mare and used as a therapy horse in the Morgan Co. 4H Riding Therapy Program. Tara taught her to drive the buggy that her old gelding used to pull, after a request from a friend to use the buggy in their wedding as we did in ours. Red has had a foal from Mr. Zippo Win, and a foal from Shaker Bar, which includes the gelding that is still on the farm "Imperial Shaker Bar".

Freddie is a gelding from Red & Shaker Bar, who was promised to Sierra at the time of breeding, as a gift from her grandmother in memory of Fred. When he was born, we asked Sierra what she wanted to name him, she said Freddie, which was ironic, because she was young and did not know the name of her late grandpa, Fred, and he was from Fred's mare Red! Freddie is Sierra's buddy, and we let him mature before Tara broke him at the age of four. He is laid back most of the time, and the third time under saddle, Sierra got to ride him. She had been anxiously awaiting that day! What the future holds for Freddie will be determined later as his training and knowledge increases.

FOR SALE!  $500.00

Bella is an unregistered 2007 buckskin mare. She is cute mare and receiving ground work now to brake her in the near future.  The price will go up as her training and knowledge increases.

Jamaican was a mare that was bought by mistake... I wanted my dad to get a horse to be able to enjoy the hobby with, and we responded to an ad to look at her, dad did not like her but I fell in love with her, so he found a Sonny Dee Bar gelding at that farm that he liked, and I bought Jamaican.  From that day forward there was a trust and bond like no other! I showed her in Halter, Showmanship, Trail, Western Riding, Horsemanship, Western Pleasure, Barrels, Calf Roping, Team Roping, and Team Penning! She had a resume of a champ, but was a $700.00 best friend. Outside of  AQHA & Open shows, High School Rodeo, Jackpots, and weekly roping gatherings, she had fun on cattle drives, trail rides; running bulls back to the return pens at rodeos, and goofing of in the arena. As you can see she did it all, rope on Friday, show on Saturday! When we bought our present farm, I did not want her standing in a stall, I wanted a youth to show her and have fun on her like I did, I priced her very low, and found a good family that took her and won at shows. She passed in 2006, and is deeply missed, but the memories are unforgotten! She has had 3 foals by Mr. Zippo Win in her career as well....

Rusty was a quarter pony cross gelding that grew up with Tara. He was bought from her aunt Kris, and was Tara's life long "BFF". She ran barrels, poles, contesting events, showmanship, horsemanship, and fun classes with him. He was a fast little man, that did everything that she asked. Later on in his career, she proved that you can "teach an old dog new tricks" as she taught him to pull a buggy, and a few years later he drove that very buggy that carried her and her dad to the isle at our wedding! Rusty had a rough "golden years" as he battled cancer, and after many procedures and a major surgery lived a few years longer into his thirties. He is buried here on the farm, and the buggy he once pulled is still owned by Tara. 

Toby was a tobiano paint gelding that Tara had during her 4H years and into high school.  She showed him in halter, showmanship, western pleasure, english, and horsemanship. He was a gelding that was flashy, and he knew it with his ornery attitude that required him to be rode 6 days a week to stay manageable. Tara competed in 4H, open shows and the All American Youth Horse Show with Toby. Tara is proud of the training she accomplished with him such as riding without any headgear by using only voice and leg commands!