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Featured horse for July - Lockalier! At auction at Facebook - click the link above.
Happy to show, own, train and ride eight horses that collectively hold 17 World Championships, 29 Reserve World Championships & 152 Top 10's in 2009, 2010, 2011 & 2013 in 3 breed associations - SSHBEA, MFTHBA and Pinto PtHA - one of our stallions "Leo" was featured on the news as he has won a World Championship in all three of his breed associations. He is the first horse in history to accomplish this. I would love to find you your dream horse, nothing in the world brings me more joy. Please email me and tell me what you are looking for. |
SureLuck's April - 7,500SureLuck's "April" Mayflower -
Is our dream girl. She is out of Baron's Gold "Dolly" who is further down this page and is one of my favorite all time horses. I'd put her up against any horse in the world for smoothness. She does not have a bump in ANY of her gaits. She is a dream to ride, neck-reins perfectly, learned to work cows a week before the World Championship in MO and won 2013 top 5 in the world AM cutting, 4th open roping, 3rd AM roping, top 10 open ranch pleasure, top 10 AM ranch pleasure, top 10 open ranch versatility, top 5 AM ranch versatility, top 10 open ranch conformation, 4th in the World Overall High Point Ranch Horse World Grand Championship. Dolly is the reason we bought our first stallion Leo many years ago, I wanted to duplicate Dolly, and I believe we have. All of her other foals have been smooth, easy to train and lovely, one of them a RWC as a 2 year old (Legend). April was born very long-legged and is out of Tucker, so will most likely be TALL. She looks to be very gaited like her mom. |
SureLuck's Jumping JAKS Flash - 4,500"Flash" is the prettiest little filly! She will look very much like her sire Tucker, with her mom's dishy arab-like face. She is so typey - people think she is half-arabian! She was born, sweet, curious and friendly and will stay that way. Her mom is a RWC missouri foxtrotter and one of our best, most athletic jumpers!
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Lovely carriage/cart 1,500This one is a must see! It has always been covered and is in lovely condition. Made for a larger horse and comes with the single shaft shown. Everything works, we just hardly ever use it. Can also sell a large harness. Will consider reasonable offers, I don't know the maker, but it is obviously very well made.
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LockalierLockalier is an extremely rare gold champagne, curly, registered MFTHBA stud colt. He will be well over 15 hands and has perfect conformation. He is as pretty on the inside as he is on the outside and is a pleasure to handle and train. He is smart, willing, sweet and SUPER quiet and easy going. He easily lies down for you, parks out and doesn't mind saddles at all. He is one of our favorite horses. The only reason we are selling him is that we have enough stallions here.
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Marty the zebraMarty is our 2013 zebra mare. She is gentle enough to bring in the house and once she gets to know you, LOVES to give zebra kisses, which are one of the best things in the world. She leads well and we have trimmed her feet. She isn't perfect about this yet, but tolerates it quite well. Marty likes to have her cheeks scratched. I adore this girl! Marty is not for sale, but we will be breeding her in the future, so if you want a cute baby, please let me know.
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Isis
Isis is a 2006 beautiful grey 16h Oldenburg mare by Isaiah. Isis is the perfect horse for a junior/amateur who is looking for a competitive partner. Isis has competed successfully in the jumper ring and has been schooled up to 1.15m. She is an honest, quiet and willing mare with an excellent disposition. She was professionally started by Daniel Bedoya Sr. More videos and pictures available upon request. Isis is located in North Carolina and is owned by my dear friend. Please email for more information and price. She is bred to the teeth. Email me for price information.
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2004 CM 3 horse slant trailer 4,200Super nice 2004 3 horse slant trailer in good condition, good tires, floor, used, but has another 20 years left in it. Everything works and we use it to haul still.
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Shaker's Spotted "Pride" |
J.A.K.S. - 15,000J.A.K.S. MFTHBA 2-time Reserve World Champion, confirmed in foal to Tucker
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Shaker's Valentine's "Eve" - 4,500Shaker's Valentine's "Eve" is a lovely, sweet registered 2-13-2014 MFTHBA filly. She is out of Pride and Sinny, both World Champions. She is built like a brick house, nice and stocky with an exceptionally pretty face and 2 high white back socks. She has Southern Sunrise and our Shaker bloodlines. It doesn't get any better than this. She is also one of the sweetest, friendliest horses we have ever met. She comes running over to be caught from the pasture and would rather hang out with people than her mom, at 4 months old. She is so easy to train and a pleasure to be around. |
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Katie Morton has her degree in Equine Management from West Texas A&M. She is our head trainer. She can teach your horse just about anything and is truly gifted with horses and people. She is a blessing in every way!
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Cover Girl lying down.
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One of my favorite videos of Leo and Pride -
Watch them compete - Leo is for sale for 50,000, Pride is 15,000.
2 other Compilation Videos of Leo and Pride below
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It is our mission to breed the perfect horse...
one that a child or amateur rider can win on at show jumping or any versatility event, take on a nice slow trail ride, compete at endurance when you want to go fast - and at the end of the day - give your child a lesson on him. In order to accomplish this - we breed only the best to the best. We have two World Grand Champion stallions with wins in multiple different breeds and disciplines, that we breed to Top 10 in the World or better champion mares - to create the best of the best. You won't find any broodmares here. Dr. Alexandra Cooper says of Leo, Pride, Princess, JAKS & Ms. T - "These are the perfect horses for children to jump - they are effortless to ride, they stop and turn on a dime and they take care of their rider. They are not so huge as to be intimidating, they are willing, kind and a pleasure to jump - and we win consistently at the USEF and Open Jumping shows. I firmly believe that these Foxtrotters, Spotted Saddle Horses and Pintos will be the future of the jumping horse. For us moms that want their child to have a safe jumping horse that can grow with you even up to open jumping – these are the horses for you. The best part being that you can ride them too – they are safe for any rider - that is their greatest gift – their kind temperament and desire to take care of you. "
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Information about this amazing foxtrotter breed - The Missouri Fox Trotting Trail Horse is known best for the comfortable ride it produces.
Loved as a trail horse, the majority of registered Missouri Fox Trotters are owned by people who use them for trail riding, competition, endurance, and pleasure riding.
The Missouri Fox Trotter Trail horse also makes a wonderful show horse, the Missouri Fox Trotting and presents itself with elegant beauty and style in the show ring. Many professional outfitters and forest rangers choose the Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse for its endurance and surefooted behavior in rugged terrain. The Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse is equally at home doing ranch work because of its versatility and intelligence. Movie producers appreciate The Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse because of its gentle nature. The breed has quickly earned its reputation as a horse for all occasions.
The Missouri Fox Trotting Trail Horse has three natural gaits: an easy-going flat foot walk, the smooth and comfortable fox trot characteristic of its name, and a relaxed and free-flowing canter. No special shoeing or training is required for these horses to perform their gaits, and their good dispositions and willing attitudes are among their many desirable characteristics, making them one of the most versatile and loved of horse breeds within the equine registries.
Developed from horses in the Missouri Ozarks, the breed is characterized by a gentle demeanor and its signature gait, the fluid, diagonal 4-beat fox trot. Bloodlines can be traced from the horses of early settlers coming to the Ozarks from neighboring states of Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee and Arkansas. Their horses were depended upon f in this mountainous region and their ability to do whatever was needed around the homestead ranging from plowing to and working livestock, while at the same time being able to double as a stylish buggy horse or riding horse for the family. Whatever the need, this using horse proved capable and adaptable, later becoming known as the Missouri Fox Trotter Horse.
By 1948 a breed association was formed for this talented horse for the purpose of maintaining an accurate stud book for the breed. In 1958 the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association located in Ava, Missouri was reorganized and reincorporated as a stock company. In 1973 the corporation was changed from a stock company to a membership organization. The Association had kept its registry open for qualifying stock until 1983. After that time, horses approved for registration had to have both parents permanently registered in the MFTHBA, effectively becoming a “closed book” registry.
Surefooted in mountainous terrain, gentle in temperament, and smooth of gait for the comfort of both horse and rider, the Missouri Fox Trotting Trail Horse Breed’s
If you ride a Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse today you will want to own one tomorrow.
Loved as a trail horse, the majority of registered Missouri Fox Trotters are owned by people who use them for trail riding, competition, endurance, and pleasure riding.
The Missouri Fox Trotter Trail horse also makes a wonderful show horse, the Missouri Fox Trotting and presents itself with elegant beauty and style in the show ring. Many professional outfitters and forest rangers choose the Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse for its endurance and surefooted behavior in rugged terrain. The Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse is equally at home doing ranch work because of its versatility and intelligence. Movie producers appreciate The Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse because of its gentle nature. The breed has quickly earned its reputation as a horse for all occasions.
The Missouri Fox Trotting Trail Horse has three natural gaits: an easy-going flat foot walk, the smooth and comfortable fox trot characteristic of its name, and a relaxed and free-flowing canter. No special shoeing or training is required for these horses to perform their gaits, and their good dispositions and willing attitudes are among their many desirable characteristics, making them one of the most versatile and loved of horse breeds within the equine registries.
Developed from horses in the Missouri Ozarks, the breed is characterized by a gentle demeanor and its signature gait, the fluid, diagonal 4-beat fox trot. Bloodlines can be traced from the horses of early settlers coming to the Ozarks from neighboring states of Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee and Arkansas. Their horses were depended upon f in this mountainous region and their ability to do whatever was needed around the homestead ranging from plowing to and working livestock, while at the same time being able to double as a stylish buggy horse or riding horse for the family. Whatever the need, this using horse proved capable and adaptable, later becoming known as the Missouri Fox Trotter Horse.
By 1948 a breed association was formed for this talented horse for the purpose of maintaining an accurate stud book for the breed. In 1958 the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association located in Ava, Missouri was reorganized and reincorporated as a stock company. In 1973 the corporation was changed from a stock company to a membership organization. The Association had kept its registry open for qualifying stock until 1983. After that time, horses approved for registration had to have both parents permanently registered in the MFTHBA, effectively becoming a “closed book” registry.
Surefooted in mountainous terrain, gentle in temperament, and smooth of gait for the comfort of both horse and rider, the Missouri Fox Trotting Trail Horse Breed’s
If you ride a Missouri Fox Trotter Trail Horse today you will want to own one tomorrow.
