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Mare Care Fees:

Dry Mare = $2.00/day

Wet Mare w/foal = $3.00/day

The Boys of Sagebrush

Sequoia Alfalfas Hot Tamale         

aka:  Tommy

AMHA   A 111576   31.25"    

AMHR  247483A 

dob: 02/25/2000

sire: Little Kings Alfalfa Please      28.5"         dam: Angel Wings Cayenne Pepper    33.0"

Tommy has a beautiful floating trot.  He is registered as a Silver Dun which is actually grullo.  He has all the characteristics; line back, primitive markings, and a cross. His dam was a miniaml overo so Tommy carries the overo gene. In 2003, his dam produced a LWO foal. This prompted us to have him tested and he came back POSITIVE for LWO.

All of his foals have been pintos to this point. 

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Short Assets Kilroy

aka: Kilroy

MDR   25689        33"

dob: 12/29/1998

sire:  Windcrest Rusty Red    30.75"           dam: Sky Point Twiggy  32.5"

Kilroy is a very sweet boy that loves to have his cheeks scratched. He isn't particular about which set you scratch either! We hand-breed so that we can ensure he is always gentle with the girls. He is not allowed to get too rough. Kilroy does pass his personality to his offspring, creating very sweet and loving mules.

See his show record on  Kilroy's own personal page.

Kilroy will stand to miniature jennies for $250.

Little America's Terrific Blaze         

a.k.a.: Blaze

AMHA   A 140929     32.05   (temporary)

Blaze is our newest stallion. I loved his conformation and his color. I guess my breeding program is going dilute. Blaze is a super sweet boy that is developing nicely. His first foal was a smutty buckskin tobiano colt.   

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Sagebrush Tamales Blonde Stranger       

a.k.a.: Stranger

AMHA   pending

AMHR   pending

dob: 05/07/2008

sire: Sequoia Alfalfas Hot Tamale     31.25"         dam: CMHF Grace Kelly 3   2.5"

We almost missed this one!  Grace showed NO signs of being close other than rubbing her butt and having a full udder.  Dave went out for his morning walk and noticed Grace down and rolling with a too familiar look.  He ran over to check on her and the nose and front feet were all ready showing.  This boy is big!  He needed a lot of help to get out and poor momma was exhausted.  He is her last foal.  He's a light palomino with 1 green eye and 1 blue eye.  

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