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Over the years we have worked hard to raise quality broodmares from within our own program. From the moment these mares were born, they have been watched and carefully selected to see which ones would be a good fit to continue the legacy we strive to continue.

Marcie is a young, grey mare that is a daughter of Kay Cross Cajun out of a Hancock bred mare. Marcie is a full sister to the mare we call June Bug.


Millie is a buckskin daughter of Black In Da Cash out of a mare we called Hailey. She is a great granddaughter of Frenchmans Guy and Dash For Cash. Millie's full brother has made a great career roping in Arizona.


Petunia, oh Petunia! She is a mare with Hancock on her topside and is a daughter of our previous stallion, Hancock Silver King. She resembles her dad almost to the "T". Petunia is one of the top producers in our broodmare herd and we have kept 2 of her daughters as broodmares as well.


Poppy is a pretty blue roan daughter of Black In Da Cash out of Petunia. Petunia is our great Blue Valentine/Driftwood Ike mare who once had 4 full brothers standing at stud. Poppy is very athletic and has some size to her. She is friendly and loves people and being scratched.


Snippy is a pretty bay mare sired by KT A Dashing Gent out of our mare Daisy. She is sweet mare that loves to seek you out in the pasture and has good foot and bone to go along with her personality. Snippy is in foal to PC Frosted Runner for a 2027 foal.


Sparky is a grey mare sired by Kay Cross Cajun and one of Fred's favorite mares. She has raised many nice foals for us over the years and has recently crossed really well with our new, young stallion: Smooth Dynamite 2.


Named after one of our dear friends, Thelma is a grey mare sired by Kay Cross Cajun out of a good Hancock bred mare. Thelma was the first foal out of our mare Feisty. We love this mare's conformation and are excited to see what she produces.


Xena is a big, bay mare raised by Bob and Claire Lee in Nebraska. Bob says that this mare is from his number one line of mares. She has produced very good looking stud colts that continue to improve every year.
