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Does the horse have registration papers?

I have a two year old handmade saddle for sale on a 16 inch Wade tree, rough out finish, stamped to a half breed with the Hamley stamp. Five inch horn, with a six inch cantle. This is a work saddle and it shows it. If you are interested I could send pictures.

MillIronQH; What do you know about the Leo Hancock Hayes line of horses? I enjoyed the two links you provided. Awesome Pete doesn't look like your typical Hancock horse. Do some of your horses go back to Taylors program? What can you tell me about Taylors' horses? Thanks rross

We have alot of ticks here in the spring. On the horses that I'm riding I alternate between a flea and tick dust [powder] and Permectrin spray. I really focus along the mane and where my saddle and cinches might rub. By the time I wrangle my mares/colts in the spring the mares are usually...

jillj; Here are a few mares to ponder; Rika; Freckles Playboy-Doc Bar out of a Peppy 212 daughter[she is bred to a son of Mr.San Peppy] Lenade; Mr. San Peppy son from the King Ranch and a Wyoming Doc- Peppy 212 daughter[bred to a son of Mr. San Peppy] El Dia; out of the Mr. San Peppy son and...

Your horse or the stud must have come from Tuftin's in British Columbia?

Try Penicillan for a week.

LA-200 is not recommended for horses, I can't tell you why, but one thing it creates a burning sensation when injected.

If the horse is busy watching you and not paying attention to the cow, more than likely he stands a good chance of getting beat.

There are several propane models out there.

I've found it depends on the horse whether their ears are forward or back while working cows. If their ears are back while working a cow it doesn't mean they are agitated, I think it is an indication they are really into what they are doing. I have two full brothers, one pins his ears, the other...

Break your stud to ride, he will be alot happier and easier to get along with.

I am breeding my Mr. San Peppy gr. daughters back to a Mr. San Peppy son. I'll take those daughters and breed them back to a Rooster son.

I would feed the horse only grass hay until you get to a comfortable point with him. He doesn't need that extra energy at this time and neither do you.

I agree with Alan its real easy to over do the training and risk injury on these two's. I am real selective on the job I pick when I leave the barn on a two year old. It's pretty easy to over match the colt when you are out trying to get a job done. I start them lightly as 2-s if I can, but if I...

Angus Cattle Girl; If the horse isn't off or lame then she is playing games with you. 1~First you ask her 2~Second time you tell her 3~Now you make her

I'll stir the pot! I like to ride mares, they have 10 times the sting and bottom that your avg. gelding has. The high goal polo players ride them for a reason. They will beat the gelding to the ball every time. The same goes sorting cattle. When you ask they give it all, unlike some geldings...

Don't misconstrue what I said, I merely threw out the suggestion of a horse with a touch of draft. I did not say he needed a draft horse. I'm a fairly big man and I don't ride a draft cross. At this point I haven't a need for one. The point you made about some of them being wide and hard on ones...

Alan; The neighbor I mentioned earlier just got back from a 3 day trail moving 800 cows about 50 miles. Riding the same horse for the entire trip. A draft cross. Thats probably further than "Hoss and Matt" ever rode at one time in their lives, Combined. "Shoot Low Sheriff their Riding Shetlands"

Alan- The Canadians ride a lot of horses with some draft in them and for good reason. If they were miserable to ride I doubt that they would keep doing it. Right now my neighbor that works on a big cow outfit is riding nothing but draft cross, he says they are great to ride. He has never...