Dustiy looks like he could shed off palamino but roan also. He is a chunk! Friendly with a cute personality. He moves like an athlete and loves to play. I bet he will love be a cow eating machine. Uses his hocks well.
$1500 Before Weaning
"Crystal"
2009 Perlino Filly
88% NFQHA
Sire: Dun It Deluxe
Dunolino
Son of Dun It Big (Earner of NRCHA and
AQHA Championships)
By Hollywood Dun It
Dam: Nitros Glitter
Grullo 94% NFQHA
Daughter of Little Steel Dust
Also Poco Bueno, Driftwood bred
NFQHA point earner
She moves like a "Dun It" You should see her slide and turn while playing in the pasture. What a nice filly.. She should be able to slide, spin and definitley work or cut a cow.
$1900 before Weaning SALE PENDING
2009
86% NFQHA
Sire:
Dam: DB Luckys Star
Grullo 90% NFQHA
Granddaughter of Lucky Poco Tom
Great Grand Daughter of Peppy San Badger
And of Holey Sox Jr.
Earned Her COA in Reining, Trail, Ranch
Cutting, Barrels, etc....in NFQHA
Super cute headed, well balanced filly. Moves awesome in pasture. Slides, glides and rolls back on her hocks. Should really like the cows too.
"Thumper" is a gray molly who is out of our mare Tequilalita who is our Smart Little Calboy x Smart Little Lena mare. She has produced the 2004 NFQHA National Versatility Champion in the Non-Pro Division.
This mule belongs to Casey and Debbie Stout, (Janets Brother and sister in law). She was born on Easter. Casey wouldn't let us name her Bunny but said Thumper would do!
"Bonus" is a grullo john who is out of our mare Blu Beary Chex. She is a Jackie Bee, Mr. San Peppy bred. She is a NFQHA point earner. This is Janets mule. We had to tease Tom and Bonnie Lee on this one that they made a mistake and bred Blu Beary to a zebra instead of their jack....He was born on April 30th. Janet calles him Bo for short!
In 2005 Janet and her brother Casey decided that they would like to try MULES!
I just about Had a Heart Attack.........I have NEVER been around mules and had no intention of starting now BUT after a bit of convincing and alot of thought and research on my part, I decided that instead of just buying who knows what kind of mule out of what kind of mare and donkey that we would use our nice broodmares to raise the best mule possible. We chose Tom and Bonnie Lee 's Jack "Lonesome Me" and then chose the mares that we thought would do the best job based on disposition and conformation.
