DARK DESERT 45  |
AFTER DARK 045 |
HANCOCK ED |
HANCOCK JUAN |
HANCOCK RAYSEN |
| famous as a ranch horse sire, he earned 19 halter pts, working cowhorse and rope points. Sired ROM performers, NCHA money earnings and lots of top rope horses |
| sire of PRCA rope horses, very capable horses, good minded |
JUANA DAY |
| 1963 bay mare by Clabber Juan (a hard-knocking AAAT champion 3 yr old that equaled the track record, and had 76 race starts. He sired rope horses, halter and youth performance pts) |
| fifteen world class foundation speed horses in his immediate pedigree, all working and rope horses with saddle horse durability, a powerful hard-boned stallion with a lot of ability mentally and physically |
FIDDLE DRY |
DRY DIRT |
| sire of PRCA world champion steer trippin horse, owned by Good brothers in New Mexico |
| won Columbia River team roping circuit, granddaughter of the great War Chief |
LUCY FIDDLE |
| descends from the famous foundation speed sires: Joe Moore, Dee Dee, and Ed Echols |
| a handsome cowboy ranch horse, good withers, bone, & disposition, no Doc Bar, Poco, Peppy, or Freckles, 4X Hancock, 3X Leo, 5X King, plus Three Bars & Oklahoma Star |
CALAMITY JANE 045 |
ROCKET BAR DANCER |
MITO WISE DANCER |
| $306,000 si 106, only horse to defeat Dash For Cash twice, won the all-american derby, died young |
| AAA si 92, Winner of over $30,000 as a rope horse and 4 trailers and 24 saddles, he was incredibly handsome, possibly the only stallion son of Mito Wise Dancer |
PARAISO ROCKET |
| dam of 13 starters and 13 winners, only four mares in history ever to do that, her dam (Burk's Gayle) by Leo Tag by Leo, produced Shirlie B Gayle champion aged mare $600.000+ |
| a big strong mare with a good mind, all of her foals have been easy to train |
LONSUM HANNAH 045 |
LONSUM TIGER |
| AQHA 0805757, NCHA open reserve world champion beating Freckles Playboy and Doc's Oak, grandson of Leo and triple bred King, finalist NCHA open futurity, 4th NCHA derby |
| grand-daughter of two of Leo's best, both granddams are world class producers |
JAE BAR JANE |
| dam of 6 reining money earners, dam of Jae Bar Pac (tough PRCA rope horse) |
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DESERET 045 |
WD ONE |
WAR DRIFT |
WAR CHIEF |
| by the legend Joe Hancock, considered to be one of the three greatest speed siring sons of the speed horse Joe Hancock, lots of world class rope horses descended from him |
| probably the most famous grandson of both Joe Hancock and the legendary Driftwood, a famous ranch horse pedigree, full brother to War Concho and Mahala Hancock (both legends among cowboys) |
BROWN BEULAH |
| dam of legends (War Drift, War Concho and Mahala Hancock), one of the greatest Driftwood daughters out of one of the greatest daughters of King |
| grandson of three legends: Joe Hancock, Driftwood and King, an old time ranch sire, sire of winners on the PRCA, USTRCA and NCHA, sire of major teampenning winners and top rope and ranch horses, tremendous traveler |
RED EIGHTEEN |
TIO RED |
| 1958, roan, a fancy grandson of Joe Hancock and Driftwood |
| dam of 5 stallions, also $35,000 sorrel gelding and $50,000 stallion, good disposition, fast |
SANDHILL 18 |
| the breeder John Scott said that her sire was the greatest cowhorse he ever bred to, full-sister to top producing Haythorn mare, Haythorn Gal 6 |
| this mare is 3X bred War Cheif (who was by Joe Hancock) & 2 of the crosses come through War Drift & the other one through his full brother War Concho |
NLD MISS KATY CONCHO |
WAR TRAIN |
WAR CONCHO |
| grandson of the legends Joe Hancock and Driftwood, his dam is by Driftwood out of Queen Anne (dam of Miss Safari, reserve champion NCHA futurity) by King, full brother to War Drift and Mahala Hancock |
| Joe Hancock and Driftwood on his papers, good-natured and fast, he is by War Concho out of a granddaughter of Driftwood Ike, his 2nd dam is by War Drift (full brother to War Concho) |
IKES BOMBER |
| a granddaughter of Driftwood Ike out of a daughter of War Drift (full brother to War Concho) double bred Driftwood |
| a favorite mare and producer |
BLUE HANCOCK COUNTRY |
NLD EDDIE HANCOCK |
| 1989, 16 hands, 1400 lbs., a famous ranch horse sire from the Nels DeBruycher ranch of Choteau, Montana |
| 7X to Joe Hancock, great disposition, dam of Black Lamp 045 (a good looking and good riding young stallion) |
THE COUNTRY BLUES |
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