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Awesome Okie Bar
2002 Champagne mare
Dam: Peppy Okie Wilson (by Wilson's Peppy Doc/Doc Wilson)
Sire: Awesome Cougarand (by Cougarand/Peppy San Badger)
COUGARAND, 1986 champagne stallion, represents that magic
cross of PEPPY SAN BADGER on a DOC BAR daughter, a superb blending of bloodlines that will never be out of style.
PEPPY SAN BADGER currently is the #3 ranked cutting horse sire as well as the #3 paternal and maternal grandsire. Talk
about consistency! And DOC BAR continues to reign as the #1 leading paternal grandsire with his grand-get leaving their
indelible hoof prints on the history of not only cutting but DOC BAR has impacted to a significant degree the world
of the reined cowhorse and reiners as well.
COUGARAND has his NCHA Certificate of Ability and is the
sire of cutting, reining and ranch horse winners such as DOC COUGARAND
who has the NCHA COA as well as AQHA Open and Amateur ROMs. He is the sire of COUGARAND COMMAND who was the 1995 Congress Non-Pro Reining Futurity Champion and a 1995 NHRA Non-Pro Futurity
Finalist. COUGARAND is also the sire of BLUE EYED COUGAR,
the AQHA Cowboy Ranch Horse Champion and COUGARANDA, the 1994 World Champion Palomino Reining Champion and the 1994
Dixie Nationals Reining Champion.
But what really makes COUGARAND special is his color. He
carries the fairly new, scientifically identified, rare champagne gene. In his case he is what is known as a "gold champagne."
These horses demand your attention. Their coats have a lustrous metallic sheen to them and sometimes with reversed dappling.
Horses that carry the champagne gene have many other different color characteristics that make them unique, There are
several variations of the champagne gene. A "gold champagne" is the term used to describe a chestnut with the champagne gene
and is similar to what one would call a palomino. The champagne gene on a bay produces an "amber champagne," similar to a
buckskin, and a "classic champagne" is a black horse with the champagne gene and similar to what is known as a grulla. Words
just can't describe the beauty and uniqueness of a horse carrying the champagne gene. . The champagne horse world is emerging.
Be a part of it!
Wilsons Peppy Doc is by Doc Wilson, NCHA Hall of fame, earner of
122k, producer of 1.3 Million in NCHA earners. His dam, Peppys Yellow Rose is an own daughter of NCHA and AQHA Hall of
Famer, Peppy San. Peppys Yellow Rose is a full sister to Solid Gold Doc, NCHA earnings of 28k. Doc has earned his way
to a full court of our mares, and continues to prove why his genetics have been so popular with the cutters over the years.
Wilsons Peppy Doc is an NCHA money earning producer.
'Amber' is as sweet and willing horse as you will find. She stands 14.3/15 hands and is very stout with the most
gorgeous head and ear.... Her color is hard to explain and unless you've actually seen a champagne you can't appreciate
her color. Amber will either be bred to Ris Key Business in May, or Twister. Haven't really decided yet....
Been on her a few times at the walk and she rides quiet, but very green. She travels sound, but in my judgement, she
would NOT remain sound for any extensive riding, as she has not had appropriate hoof care for at least the last
year or two. Will be rebred to Sand Peppy Twist for 2009
($4000)
Diaman H Goldfinger
2000 palomino
filly
sire: Roses Flashy Joe
dam: Foggs Rascal
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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. If you want this mare,
you have to have her teeth floated at least once a year or she will get thin. $68 worth of vet work for a fat horse
isn't a bad tradeoff......
February, 2009. Put another 30 days on her. Quiet and gentle to ride. Great for trails, but she's
been a broodmare long enough that she'll take a lot of work to ever be a showhorse.
$1500 - recently reduced!!
Diaman H McCombs
2000 palomino
filly
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.
$1200
Jessie Jill
1997 AQHA buckskin mare with dun factor (dunskin)
Will register @ 97% foundation with FQHA
Jill is back!! 4/8/2009 picked her up today and she looks great. She's been very well taken care of and obviously
well loved. The previous owner simply saw no point keeping one extra mouth to feed, especially considering in the past
year, she's only had the chance to ride her once. Here are her comments on that ride: Forgot to share with
you the one time we did ride her, she was a doll!! I saddled her without a problem, and when I went to put the bridle
on she dropped her head down to my knees and grabbed up the bit herself, my sister and I stood there looking at each other
so impressed!! Then I round penned her for a bit, she had a few happy bucks but then settled right down. Then
my sister got on and just walked and jogged her and she did great, the only thing she did was flick her tail a bit when asked
to jog the first time. I expected more broodmare like behavior but there wasn't any?? She is a good girl and I
am glad she gets to go back with you....
Not bad for a mare that's been a broodmare for the past few years, huh? She's in the barn now and we'll be
riding her regularly for the next week or two. You know she'll be even better with some time on her....
May 1....she's in the pasture with our AQHA stallion, Diaman H Tardy Joe.
Should be an amazing cross!
$3500
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 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 I'd prefer she go to
an intermediate rider or better - since I'm not comfortable selling most horses as a 'beginners' horse. Page
has been started on barrels at the walk and trot and has 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. Guaranteed
sound to ride and/or breed. She's a very sweet mare with no bad habits, current on all cares. Stands
a good 15.1 hands. She produces outstanding foals and is an excellent mother.
May 11, 2008.....in the pasture with TJ and his broodmare band.
This mare is a special mare to us...simply because of her personality. We'll be a bit more
particular about the home she goes to. We'll also want a 'first right of refusal' clause in the sale contract.
That simply means that if the buyer decides to sell Page in the future, WE have the right to meet any offer by a third party
before she can be sold. That simply prevents her from ever going to a sale barn....or worse.
($1850)
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