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We have a variety of horses that do not fall into either the broodmare or foal category. They
are listed here, as well as some horses are owned by friends. We will not list any horse that we think is being falsely
advertised, but guarantees are strictly between buyer and seller. While we do guarantee all our own sale horses, DiamanH will
not be held responsible for misrepresentation of any horse we do not own.
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Diaman H Quick Doll
2004 blue roan mare
Sire: Fritzkid
Dam: Quick Chick Doll (by Quick Doc - #4 World Show, halter)
Sweet mare with a great foundation (reining) pedigree and awesome blue roan color. (She can be sold with her 2007
blue roan - Hollywood Dun It - filly for an additional $750). She's had a good 45 days ride and is very quiet and gentle.
She is not 100% sound however. The vet missed a small piece of retained placenta last summer when she foaled
- and that cause a slight founder. She'll never be the rope horse the previous owners had hoped for, so we are
reselling her for them. (They paid a good deal more for her than her current asking price) However, trail riding should
not be a problem for her if you keep her trimmed properly.
We would be willing to sell her with a reduced breeding fee to any of our stallions. She is a great mother!!
($1950)
Diaman H McCombs
2000 palomino mare
Dam: Dustys Powerette
Sire: Roses Flashy Joe
Very nicely balanced filly by Roses Flashy Joe and a 100% foundation mare. Poco Champ breeding. 30
days of riding, mostly out on trails, was completed the fall of 2002. Ridden in summer of 2003 on trails also.
She is very calm and quiet, and has a sweet, loving personality. She's around 15 hands. Wonderful
mare to be around. Produced a black and white filly last year (2005) from Ris Key Business. Palomino filly in
2007, bred to our son of Tamulena. Currently in foal to Ris Key Business.
**Oops! April, 2008.....NOT IN FOAL**
We'll bringing this mare in the barn for a tune up on her riding skills.
Will rebreed in June, if not sold prior
($1800 - includes a couple weeks 'tune up')
Smokes Easter Verse
2001 sorrel mare
Dam: Ima Polly Verse (#1 am lifetime point leader in reining
AND #1 working cow)
Sire: Doc N Smoke (#3 am lifetime point leader - reining,
#9 working cow)
Jose Uno...Mr San Peppy...Doc Bar....Poco Tivio.....Sonny Showcase...Sonny Dee Bar....Two Eyed Jack....Leo
San (2)...Sky Top Bar
please
click here for show record:
June, 2007, we just took this mare (and her sorrel filly by a son of Paddys Irish Whiskey - also
for sale) in on partial trade for an AQHA mare. We were impressed with her paperwork before we saw her, but when the
owners pulled her off that trailer - even after the 17 hour ride from Salt Lake City - we were just as impressed with
her in person. Nice mare. Friendly, easy to get along with and sweet little filly by her side. It's
late enough in the season, we will not breed her for 2008. She was ridden quite a bit before the age of 4,
and so once her filly is weaned, we'll get her back under saddle and see exactly what type of rider she is best suited to.
BOTH dam and sire are NRHA champions, BOTH are APHA world champions in reining(and working cow for
the dam), BOTH have their APHA superiors in reining (also working cow for the dam) BOTH have been #1 on multiple APHA honor
rolls...etc., etc, etc.......
Left open in 2007 to tune up her riding. Our current plans are to breed her to Ris Key Business
in the spring of 2008, if not sold prior. If sold prior YOU are entitled to a half priced breeding to any of our stallions!
**UPDATE January, 2008. We've started
riding this mare. WOW. Hard to believe it's been years since she was last ridden. She rode right off.
A bit on the lazy side, she's hard to push into a lope....but once she's brushed off the cob webs and gets in a bit better
condition, I doubt that will be a problem. Besides....nothing wrong with a horse that needs to be pushed to go, instead
of pulled to stop. Speaking of which, GREAT 'whoa' on her, backs, pivots, sidepasses, etc - after 2 (20 minute) rides.
She's a great, quiet, agreeable trail horse, maybe more....maybe a LOT more. Time will tell.
If you are looking for a nice trail horse, that has great potential as a broodmare (did I mention
that BOTH her dam and sire are NRHA reining champions?), then look no further. As always, I will include a half priced
breeding to any of our stallions. YES, that does include Ris Key, or our 2005 HOMOZYGOUS grullo stallion currently in
cutting training.......
($2000)
4/27/2008 SALE PENDING
Pages Lucky Miracle (AQHA X532311)
1996 bay mare
Sire: Bar Moneys Cody (by Three Jets Cody)
Dam: Ante Up Sports Bar (race winning daughter of Up The Ante)
Well, Page is back home with us. We had her ridden for 60 days when we bought her (green
broke) as a 4 or 5 year old, and then she spent several years here as a broodmare before we sold her a couple of
years ago. She's back with us as the owner needed a small pony for her young son - instead of a barrel prospect
for herself. While she was taking a break from being a broodmare, Page was used as a trail horse. She
was on several day long rides this past year (2007) and is a great mount for most riders. No buck, no rear.....but not
sure I consider her a mount for a beginning child...just because I'm very cautious advertising anything
but a real 'dead head' as a beginning child's mount. Page has been started on barrels at the walk and trot and,
although you have to really ask for it since she's not by nature a horse that wants to go fast, she does have the speed to
be a real contender should someone want to explore that option with her. Take a look at her pedigree......the speed
shouldn't be a surprise!! Her sire is a son of Three Jets Cody (by Three Jets si 100) out of a daughter of Bar
Money (si 95). Page's dam is not only a race winner herself, she's a daughter of Up the Ante (si 97)
Page is currently open as she has not been exposed to a stud for over 3 years now.
(We have her last foal for sale....a GORGEOUS 3 year old buckskin gelding.) Guaranteed sound to ride and/or breed. She's
a very sweet mare, in fact, it was her personality as much as anything that caused us to buy her back. She
comes with no bad habits, and is current on all cares. Stands a good 15.1 hands. She produces outstanding
foals and is an excellent mother.
($2000/offer)
Diaman H Ima Miracle (X0645397)
2005 buckskin gelding
Dam: Pages Lucky Miracle
Sire: Roses Flashy Joe
March, 2006.....just got this one (Cal) back on trade for a well broke mare. He was outstanding when he left
as a baby, but he's even better now. He is a gorgeous color of golden buckskin and his black points just intensify
the striking 4 white socks and wide blaze. While his dam and sire are 15.1/15.2, he does have a full brother
standing at 16 hands. I'll play it safe and say this one will mature in the 15.1/15.2 range. He has the speed
in his pedigree to run any speed event you want, yet the calm disposition to become a 7 year old kid's hunter/jumper like
his full brother.
Price includes first 30 days ride, completed November 8th. Incredibly smooth, athletic movement! Walk, trot,
canter both directions. Started him riding slow and easy - not a single buck from this guy. **UPDATE** Training
is coming along GREAT. Great 'whoa', backs, pivots, etc. Started trotting the barrel pattern. He's a natural.
He's a very quiet, willing riding horse. However, he still has plenty of 'go', so no inquiries on this one if you are
a beginner, please.
**1/1/2008** Need to free up some time, so I had the trainer turn him out to pasture for a couple of
months while she gets caught up on some of the other (100) horses we have here. Sorry Heather.....
Price will increase in the spring once he's brought back in for more training.
($2750) PARTIAL trades considered for 'dead broke', 100% sound and sane, trail
horse(s).
Diaman H Zippa Zandra (839640)
2005 red dun (overo) filly
Dam: Zippa Skip Zena
Sire: A Breeze of Class
This keen headed, big bodied girl is the prettiest color of red dun and
will mature near her dam's height of 15/15.1 hands. She's a smooth and easy loper in the pasture - great athletic ability.
She does carry the overo gene, and a couple of her spots could well qualify her for regular papers in the future. As
a broodmare she carries a double advantage of being able to throw TWO kinds of 'color'. She'll produce overo foals AND
dun/red dun/grulla babies. Can't go wrong there. She's straight, stout and very correct. We already have one of
her full sisters in the broodmare band, or she'd be higher priced. Just take a look at DH Zippa Zondra (APHA broodmares
page) if you want to see how nicely this little girl should mature. She's turned
into one of our best broodmares. No doubt this girl could do the same for your herd.
I would be willing to include a 1/2 priced breeding to Ris Key Business for when she turns 3 or older.
You might want to note that we just sold a filly for $5000 that was the produce of the above mentioned FULL SISTER
crossed with Ris Key..... This little girl would sure pay for herself rather quickly that way, wouldn't she??
30 days ride, just finished November 8, turned back out to pasture for the winter. Mini-clips of last
ride available through email. Natural, low head set and easy going gaits.
Excellent WP prospect.
($1500 - until spring)
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Ladys Dusty Shos
2001 red dun mare
Sire: Ladys Dusty Joe
Dam: Shoshones Misskip
Very nicely built red dun AQHA mare. Weiscamp breeding on dam's side. Very quiet, very gentle. Seems
to really love people and loves attention. Wonderful ground manners. Just about any level of rider would get along with
this mare. The longer we ride her, but more I'd have to say she's a little too forward moving for a beginning
child. We just rode her in January for the first time in 4 months. Saddled her, jumped on.....and rode right
off. No fuss. Been riding her now for about 6 - 8 week, at least 3 times/week. She's really coming
back to riding very nicely. Neck reining is about 80%, GREAT 'whoa', backs great, lopes circles on both leads
(not as smooth on her left lead) Responds great with leg cues.....which is just one more reason she's
not suitable for a small child. You kick her (or click) and she's going to move out. Very reliable, haven't
seen her spook once. Never any attempt to buck, rear, bolt, etc. She does toe in slightly in front. It probably
wouldn't be noticeable by anyone not familiar with horses - but needs to be mentioned. She is an experienced broodmare
and excellent mother that has always thrown 100% straight legged babies. If you are interested - I'd throw in a reduced breeding
fee to our dunalino son of Dun It With a Twist (o/o daughter of Mr San Peppy/Colonel Freckles), for a 90% chance of buckskin/palomino/dun
foal. She is 100% sound and has NO bad habits or vices. As with all our horses, vet checks are welcome.
Stands around 14.2/14.3 hands
($1500)
5/7/08 **SOLD**
This mare is coming along quickly. We put 2 weeks of groundwork on her in October (2002). Goldfingers
took both saddle and bridle in stride, and shows a willingness to work for you. November, 2002, we
put 30 days ride on her (trails). Massive hip and chest. Heavy, straight bones. Stands around
15 hands. Beautiful, beautiful head and ear. Small, old scar on coronet band but no other dings. 100% sound, no
bad habits. .
I really love this mare, as I loved her dam and sire. I wouldn't even consider selling her,
but I think, in fairness to her, she deserves a home that has fewer horses to care for. She gets thin in the winter
when she's out with our 'broodmare herd' of 60 mares. She's fine if we put her in the yearling or 2 year
old pasture (they get grain, as well as our best hay)
UPDATE: February, 2008 Does NOT look as though Goldfingers is in foal for 2008.
That means we will be getting this mare riding again later this month. Price will reflect how well she rides and how
much additional training we decide to put on her once she's going again.
FOR SALE - reasonable offer to good home only.
Diaman H McCues Risk (840427)
2005 grulla bs filly
Dam: Mercury McCue
Sire: Ris Key Business
Decent photos.....but she's many, many times more attractive than the photos show. Really
filled out and looking good right now (fall. 2007). Probably already 15 hands - and still growing.
She has a beautiful looooong neck and very correct conformation with that rare grulla color. I think
she'll look a lot like her dam when she's mature. You can take at the dam at on the APHA broodmare's
page if you want an idea of what you'll end up with. She definitely has more of momma's height (15.1) than daddy's.
(At this point I'd guess she'll be taller than momma)
Very quiet, very willing. Price includes first 30 days ride, completed in July, 2007.
($3250)
Diaman H Jessies Risk (839829)
2005 bay tobiano filly
Dam: Jessie Jill (AQHA)
Sire: Ris Key Business
Jessie is our last (2005) spotted filly from Ris Key left to sell. This filly looks
to mature in the 14.3 hand range. She really has great conformation and a captivating look about her.
With her bold personality, she should make an excellent show horse. She took the saddle really well this past fall (as
all the yearlings did......not really a 'bucker' in the bunch). She's becoming very quiet and friendly.
30 days arena riding (October), then sold to Mn. They spent the month of November going
down the road and on the trails. Tackled a 20 mile trail ride with all new horses on her first trip off their farm.
NO PROBLEMS. We only have her back because the new owners decided they wanted a stallion instead. We traded back. What
we weren't told is that their farrier had crippled her, (in spite of the fact that we WERE guaranteed that
she was 100% sound) so she's getting a couple of months off just to be a horse and let her hooves grow back to
a respectable length. Unfortunately, we lost a $4800 sale in the meantime - because she was not rideable.
**Update** March. We've got her 100% sound again. Back under saddle - and took off
right where we left her.....
We might just breed her to Twister this spring, if she's not sold. Jessie would be our first Ris Key
filly we've kept until breeding age.....kind of curious how that cross would turn out. Hmmmm....daughter of Ris Key
bred to dunalino son of Dun It with a Twist. Good chance at buckskin or dun tobiano. Pretty much guaranteed a
baby with the potential to be a world champion reiner.....
($3500)
Diaman H LeoSans Risk (840430)
2005 sorrel bs filly
Dam: Peg Shannon
Sire: Ris Key Business
This is a sweet daughter of Ris Key. Her multi colored mane and tail (don't know what color to call
it) makes her stand out in the crowd. She's very quiet and friendly, easy to be around - even in the middle of the pasture.
Her dam is a 15.1 granddaughter of Brujo out of a gdtr of Leo San. It will be interesting watching this one grow up.
I know she has great conformation and personality, but other than that, it's a 'wait and see' on her. Definitely will
make a great all around and/or 4-H project......might make a rope horse. With her personality adn her pedigree,
there's little doubt she'll be an excellent broodmare prospect in addition to her duties under saddle.
($1950 - and will include 30 days ride)
Diaman H Tardy Joe
2004 palomino stud
Dam: Toll Free Tardy
Sire: Roses Flashy Joe
full brother has PBHA points (halter)
keeping this one as a stud prospect - for now
This young stallion is one of our best hopes to replace 'Old Joe'. He has a similar quiet disposition and truely
outstanding conformation with about the heaviest bone you'll ever find.....a tribute to his foundation breeding - top and
bottom side of his pedigree. He has a medium golden color when he first sheds in the spring, and stands a good 15/15.1
as a two year old. (December, 2007......measured at15.2, no shoes, and 1300 pounds - in pasture condition) This guy
has a gorgeous head and ear with super straight legs, short heavy cannon bones, large joints, and huge
hip/chest. 30 day ride last fall (2006) and another 60 days late 2007. Back in the pasture beginning of 2008.
($4500)
Diaman H Riskey Keno
2003 buckskin tobiano filly
Dam: Jets Goldn Jackpot (by superior reiner Kenos Jackpot)
Sire: A Breeze of Class
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I LOVE the color and markings on this sweet young mare. She has outstanding conformation and a real working horse
pedigree. Her dam stands close to 15 hands, her sire a bit under that. We have a full sister of her, she stands
at least an inch taller than her dam. Hmmmm. Since her dam's sire was not only a superior reiner, but did well at halter
(and produced a number of halter greats), I'd assume that height comes from that part of the pedigree. She
also did well with her few lessons under saddle. UPDATE: 1/24/06. 30 days ride on this filly and not
a single buck out of this one. Walk, trot, canter both directions, with a great 'whoa'. Incredible soft jog and
slow lope. All arena work so far. Another 30 days ride this past winter (2006/2007) and she didn't forget
a thing!! Great mare!
($3000) Not in foal for 2008
Diaman H A Dun Risk
2003 dun breeding stock filly
Dam: Ms Fancy Freckles (gdtr Colonel Freckles/Bills Rock)
Sire: A Breeze of Class
This is one beautiful dun filly. She is so sweet and so friendly. Her dam is a massive gdtr of Colonel
Freckles, and it looks as though this filly will mature with the same type of body. Take a peek at Ms Fancy Freckles
on the APHA broodmares page to get an idea of how this filly will look in a couple of years. This little girl has been ridden
about 45 days now. Most of it in the arena, as well as several rides down the road last summer. (2005)
She is very, very quiet. She has incredible potential as a rope horse, team penner, etc. She can easily be registered
in the buckskin/dun registries, where she could take you to the 'head of the class'. Ready to continue with training,
or will be moved into the broodmare band in the spring. The photos show the difference in body bulk between her 2 and 3 year
old summers. I wonder what she'll look like at age 5?!?
Not in foal for 2008, back in training Feb, 2008. **Update March. Rode right
off without a fuss! She is one quiet, lazy riding horse. If you ride her, you'd better hope you aren't in any
hurry to get to where you are going, because she sure isn't. Very agreeable under saddle, but she sure won't put
out any more energy than you demand from her. We'll ride her a few more times....but my husband has decided she's riding
so quietly for our trainer that she might actually be suitable as his next trail horse.....(He's a walk/trot kind of guy)
($2500 - expect more price increases w/additional training)
Diaman H Risky LilPep (836076)
2005 grullo tobiano colt
Dam: Sammy Pepaleo (gdtr Peppy San Badger)
Sire: A Breeze of Class
Gorgeous grulla tobiano colt that has just been tested HOMOZYGOUS for the tobiano gene. His
sire is A Breeze of Class, our grulla tobiano son of Ris Key Business (mulitple world champion/multiple world champion sire),
and his dam is an own daughter of Little Pepaleo (son of Peppy San Badger out of daughter of War Leo. Little Pepaleo is a money earner ($16,000 +), a Texas Classic Senior Breeders finalist, and a
semi-finalist in the NCHA Open Super Stakes.). This little guy has an incredible head and ear with that
stunning grulla color. Definite stud prospect with an outstanding combination of color, conformation, pedigree and personality.
4/5/07 30 days ride just finished......and WOW. He's about the easiest horse to start we've ever had. Extremely
smart, willing and quiet. Putting him out to pasture now, and we'll get him into cutting training in the fall.
Super, super nice.....
6/24/07 Cutting training started, and seems to be an outstanding prospect.
10/1/07. EXTREMELY athletic, now shows both the desire and ability to 'hook up' with a cow.
($12,500) includes 9 months cutting training (through February, 2008)
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