LEO BLUE 45  |
VAQUERO 45 |
LONSUM LUCKY BOTTOM |
LONSUM TIGER |
TIGER LEO |
| AQHA 0174497, 15.3, 1300 lbs., AAA, 24 cutting points, AAA at Los Alamitos, sire of many world champions in 9 events, sire of 4400 pts. |
| 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 |
KIOWAS DIANA |
| AQHA 0082685, dam of 9 cutting winners, 4 world or reserve world champions, point earners in 7 events earning 604 pts. 3X King (42%), one of the greatest and most versatile mares of all time |
| exceptional confirmation, disposition, speed, and cow, still sound at 25, out of one of the greatest cowhorse families in history |
LUCKY BOTTOM ANN |
LUCKY STAR MAC |
| an all time leading NCHA sire and top 30 broodmare sire, double bred Bert and Oklahoma Star, possibly the greatest cowhorse of all time |
| 1981 NCHA futurity semi-finalist (top 45 out of 1000), NCHA certificate of ability #4152, NCHA earnings of $16,155.39 and 27 saddles, sold for $55,000 in the late 80's, the cow was never born that could get by Ann |
BARRED BIRDETTE |
| dam of 7 major NCHA winners including Lucky Bottom 18 (world champion), Lucky Bottom 62 (bronze award) |
| probably the greatest outcross young stallion in the world with 3 of the greatest cowhorse families of all-time: Chickasha Mike, Lucky Star Mac, and Leo, excellent mind, athletic, and kind, 8 generations of cowhorses |
CHICKIDEE MARIA |
CHICKASHA DANNY |
CHICKASHA DAN |
| NCHA open futurity champion, NCHA open world champion, hall of fame, sire of only 9 foals in American before going to Australia |
| sire of 100% money/earners from performers, 1991 NCHA leading broodmare sire |
CHICKASHA BAY |
| out of the great Chickasha Lady, dam of 7 finalists in the NCHA futurities including Chickasha Bingo, NCHA non-pro futurity champion |
| sister to Chickasha Maria ($250,000 NCHA earnings, put Carl Crawford in the NCHA non-pro Hall of Fame, scored 226 points in the NCHA futurity trials) sister to Chickasha Mary (Res World Champion Jr cutting) |
MARIA REED BAR |
PLANO BARS |
| probably Three Bars' greatest performance siring son, just not promoted to big numbers |
| dam of cutting winners of $450,000, dam of Chickasha Mary (AQHA reserve world champion jr cutting, dam of Chickasha Esther (winner of $80,000) & Chickasha Cowden (NCHA Silver Award) |
MARIA REED |
| dam of $250,000, Maria Reed's dam, Maggie Cowden, produced four daughters that produced a world or reserve-world champion. |
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NLD MISS KATY CONCHO |
WAR TRAIN |
WAR CONCHO |
WAR CHIEF |
| considered to be one of the three greatest speed siring sons of the speed horse Joe Hancock, out of Big Mountain (TB, a daughter of Man O War) |
| 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 |
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 |
| 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 |
WAYWARD IKE |
| by the legendary saddle horse sire Driftwood Ike by Driftwood, sire of a $70,000 rope winner |
| a granddaughter of Driftwood Ike out of a daughter of War Drift (full brother to War Concho) double bred Driftwood |
WAR DRIFT MISS |
| by the famous War Drift (the natural ranch horse sire and grandson of Joe Hancock and Driftwood) |
| she is the dam or granddam of four black stallions, all good looking, good minded, and excellent confirmation |
BLUE HANCOCK COUNTRY |
NLD EDDIE HANCOCK |
MR ROAN HANCOCK |
| Gary Tarver's successful sire, he's famous for big bone & well muscled horses |
| 1989, 16 hands, 1400 lbs., a famous ranch horse sire from the Nels DeBruycher ranch of Choteau, Montana |
BABY STARBINE |
| 1980 |
| 7X to Joe Hancock, great disposition, dam of Black Lamp 045 (a good looking and good riding young stallion) |
THE COUNTRY BLUES |
OUR COUNTRY BUCK |
| a snaffle-bit cowhorse sire |
| one of the outcross, foundation mares of the DeBruycher Ranch |
ORO NIPPER |
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