Own son of Young Gun and out of a Doc's Stylish Oak mare. Used primarily as a heel horse, but we've started roping calves on him to which he is picking it up very quickly. Great handle, natural talent, and a quick stop. We'll continue to rope calves on him until he's sold. Look for this able fellow to excel in any discipline you wish to go with.

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This mare was purchased from Todd and Beth Cowan's 2000 Production Sale. She has seen a little bit of everything ---ranching, pasture roping, sorting, and barrel racing. Very broke and willing. She was also bred for a season to Bob Jordan's stallion, Feature Jack, and produced the grey gelding, SR Foxy Frosty Jack (listed under "prospects").

She runs a nice barrel pattern and is easy to ride. Has had limited hauling, though has had no problems with sights and sounds when she has been away from home.

Ready to go on and make someone a nice rodeo horse.

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Kramer also has a very solid start in the poles. His ends are real snappy and his pattern is smooth. I look for him to really excel in the poles, as he just gets better each time.

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A nice mare out of one of the best performance and producing mares Schaffer Ranches ever raised (Tripps Abby). "Pumpkin" is a stout mare that is gentle enough for a kid to ride, yet fully capable of working up to par for a more experienced horseman/cowboy. She's seen it all, having been used in big Nevada ranch country and is also quite capable as a breakaway horse in the rodeo arena. We hauled her to her first rodeos in the summer of 2006 and were very happy with her performances. She's easy to rope off of and has absolutely no qualms in the box.

Also a great little goat horse. Nice and honest, with lots of run to the goat.

Big time calf horse not for the faint at heart.

He's a class act that's carried Guy Smith to CPRA and PRCA wins throughout Canada and the U.S.

2004 CPRA Horse of the Year.

Roxie is sweet as can be and cute to boot! Gentle and a doll to be around. Initially she started out with a reiner and then moved on to be a youngster's horse. She's been used at playdays in barrels, poles, and breakaway. An all-around horse for the beginner. She has no problems carrying a full-size rider either. A 3 year old little girl has no problem stopping, reining, and backing her up.

$4000

We sold this son of Wilywood and Triple Abby (the dam of our stallion, Pattys Sun Pat) as a youngster and bought him back in the spring of 2007 as un-broke 4 year old. Now, with a year of riding under his belt, he is making a nice horse. He's got the same easy-going temperament and quick to learn style of all of Triple Abby's foals. He's seen some time as a ranch horse; started in the barrels; and has tracked the roping sled. We'll continue to hone his skills and will either keep him for ourselves, or sell if the price is right.

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A beautiful son of A Streak of Fling and Triple Abby (the dam of our stallion, Pattys Sun Pat) that shares the same traits as his brothers - easy going and quick to learn. We have not used his services to date. Easy to be around, and runs with a pen of geldings. Started on the barrels and coming along at a slow lope to date (June 2008). He sustained an injury as a yearling and had a bone chip removed from his left hock. This hock remains larger than the other, but simply because of scar tissue. He does not favor it and it checked-out clear.

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This double-bred Peppy San Badger (Smartest Little Pep x Solanos Peppy San) gelding is ready to go in whichever direction you so chose. He was trained as a reiner, though never shown, and spent several years as a breeding stallion. Presently we are tracking the roping sled around on him and getting him some time out of the arena. He is gentle enough for a young rider and well broke enough to be a great all-around 4-H horse.

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This mare's price has been dramatically reduced due to a problem I can't seem to pinpoint/fix. Last summer and fall (as a 4 year old) she was working great. We'd been using her to ranch on, drag calves at brandings, and she had a great start in the barrels - just started loping the pattern with a lot of natural rate and push. After a three month hiatus I got back on a different horse. I don't know if she was injured in the pasture or if she has taken on a psychological problem? She does not move the same when you're riding her and will pen her ears, swish her tail, and occasionally kick-up. I've given her time off, been to two different vets, two different chiropractors, and tried some supplements. I suspect she'll come out of it at some time, until then, she's being offered for sale at $7000. She is a Bully Bullion daughter out of a Bugs Alive in 75 granddaughter that was a proven, winning barrel horse.

We purchased this gelding at Bob Jordan's dispersal sale in the fall of 2007. He's by LIL EASY FEATURE (LIL EASY CASH/DASH FOR CASH) and out of a STAGE BAR TED and SANDY JACK JORDAN bred mare. He's a very fluid mover with a nice stop and a kind disposition. He's a quick and easy learner. Should grow to have a lot of run to him. Started on the barrels and we will continue to work with him until he is sold.

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Bred to run with "By Yawl", "Easy Jet" and "Raise Your Glass" on his papers. Go back a couple generations and you'll find "Dash for Cash" and "Go Man Go" too! He's always been the tallest colt in the bunch, and he's starting to fill out. We'll start him later this spring or summer.
Very gentle and easy to handle.

Currently priced at $1200.

Cute coming-two-year-old out of "Docz Easy Star Dust" (scroll down to see her photo) and by "Muchadooaboutnothing". He's got a nice hip on him and has always been a stouter-built horse.
He's cow-horse on the top and speed-horse on the bottom.

Currently priced, as an un-started coming-two at $800.