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Lynette's
Broke To Ride Horses
Page!!!
This is a rare event for me to actually have a few colts that I am willing to sell as broke horses!
Usually if I have them broke to ride, I keep them for life for ranch work.
I am selling these two colts only to make money and to get my good colts out in the
public eye as broke horses that have been started the way I like them to be broke & trained.
Everyone else gets to ride my colts after they buy them from me,
but this time it's my turn to test more of my own colts out.
I am in good enough health this year (2010) to risk riding the young ones,
so I am taking advantage of this opportunity.
These may be some of my last broke to ride colts that I will ever sell,
so take a look and if you like what you see call me and set an appointment
to come and watch me ride them in person!
Lynette Mills
307-366-2386
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TOP CAUSE DREAM
2006 AQHA Red Roan Stallion
^ Picture taken 5/15/2008
^ April 14th, 2010 ^
4/14/10 ^
4/14/10 ^
^ 4/14/2010 ^
TOP CAUSE DREAM
AQHA 2006 Red Roan Stallion
# 4858370
Foaled: April 22, 2006
DOC'S SILVER BAR |
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| SPOOKS SILVER BAR | ||
| HOLLY'S SPOOK | ||
| SPOOKY RIP | ||
| RIP RIP | ||
| RIPS NACHIE | ||
| NACHIE ROAN | ||
| REBEL CAUSE | ||
| CAUSE IM QUICK | ||
| ADA'S VANNY JAY | ||
| KINGS QUICK KC | ||
| KANSAS CAT 2 | ||
| SUSIE KANS CAT | ||
| BAY SU JO |
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Sire: Spooky Rip - Gray Stallion
Height - 14.2 hands
Click on:
Broken Back Ranch Quarter Horses
and scroll to the middle of the page to see his sire.
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Dam: Kings Quick KC - sorrel/now deep chestnut mare
Height - 15 hands
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& scroll down the
page to see his dam
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TCD has no breeding experience!
You are welcome to geld him or train him to collect semen.
He will produce great colts with balanced conformations
and
especially great dispositions!
He was broke to ride in November/December 2009 by our local
Ten Sleep, WY veterinarian. Contact info available upon request. .
He put 25 rides on him and I have been riding him 3-5 times a week,
weather permitting since Dec. 4th, 2009.
I rode him during some of my 2010 winter/spring calving season and he did great!
**See my notes below these pics for more info on rides.**
Price: $5,500 (as of August 2010)
Please excuse my dorky hat! ;-)
Being warm is more important to me than appearance!
^ December 2009 ^
^ Dec. 2009 ^
This is one amazingly gentle colt!
His walk is just like his sire, ground covering and he lines out nicely.
He is a little fellow like his sire, only standing 14.2 hands right now.
He may grow taller in the next 2 years and he might just stay the same height
as his sire. He does however, have plenty of bone under him. No spindly legs here!
He has a very strong back and good solid, healthy feet under him.
For a young stallion, he has a very quiet, calm personality.
He really is the epitomy of his sweet sire. You really can't go wrong with him.
I put him behind cows on the last week of December 09 and he pitched right in
with no problems. I used a stock whip with him for the first time. He didn't care
about it at all. Sensible and a joy to ride. He just needs more miles.
He is not ready for a beginner until he has had many more miles, but if I can ride him,
almost anyone else with at least an intermediate level riding skills can ride him too.
Experienced riders will do just fine with him.
Jan 26th, 2010 - Rode home behind cattle on TCD for a 12 mile cattle drive!
Very sweet colt for a young stallion and it was a good ride on snowy steep hills!
April 2010 - I have added another 30 rides since February 1st, 2010,
including my March & some April riding.
May - June 2010 - He got almost two months off while I rode my other horses
and while the mares where around for breeding season!
June 29th, 2010 - Started riding him again. No warm up, just climbed on and rode!
July 2010 - Put another 15 rides on him.
August 2010 - riding him now, working on arena skills and still riding him out in our hay fields and hills.
He prefers his left lead! Having a tough time getting him to pick up his right lead on cue.
I can twirl a rope on him, jump over logs, weave the poles, barrel race, NO PROBLEMS!
He is an amazing little horse. No need to warm him up, just saddle him and go!
Heads up team ropers, especially calf/tie-down ropers & steer wrestlers!
He is the perfect performance prospect, ready for more training
and comes with excellent re-sale value!
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^ Coming around the third barrel (somewhere in the cloud of dust) 8/9/10
^ 8/13/2010 ^
I'm not a roper, but this is one calm, easy going colt that handles everything I ask him to do so well!
^ 8/1/10
For more info and pics as a foal, yearling, 2 yr old, etc.
click on the link below :
Scroll down this page to see more pics of him before he was broke to ride!
2007, 2008 & 2009
^ All 4 pics above taken on 7/4/2009
^ 5/15/08 ^ 5/21/09
^ All 4 Pics above taken - 5/21/2009 ^
^ 3/26/2007
^ 6/25/2008 ^
For Sale!
Five Year Old Gelding
(turning 6 years old in spring 2010)
^ 4/2/05 as a yearling!
^ Summer 2006 As a two year old! ^ spring 2006
^ Summer 2009 v
Pics of me on his back to come soon!
Classy Jack Frost
2004 APHA Bay Overo Gelding
APHA # 796,112
Foaled: April 07,2004
Color: Bay
Pattern Type: Overo
Sex: Gelding as of July 9th, 2008
Sire: Ten Sleep Foxy Bar - Bay AQHA Apdx. Stallion
16 Hands
Dam: Jester Lito - APHA Sorrel Overo Mare
14.3 Hands
Jack had 2 seasons of breeding experience before he was gelded,
so make no mistake...he will always remember being a stallion.
He is not proud cut. My veterinarian cut him properly.
However, don't throw this fellow in with your mares and geldings
all in one coral. You might end up having some trouble!
Throw him in with an all gelding string and he'll be just fine.
You can even throw him in with your stallion and he shoud be just fine too.
He is used to running with 3 older stallions and a big herd of geldings,
plus younger stallions too.
I decided to cut back on my stallions and didn't have a need for a stallion that was
so closely related to my 2 paint mares, so he is now a gelding & broke to ride.
If he sells, great! If he doesn't, your loss, my gain.
He is a nice, dependable ride that I really enjoy!
He is a true athlete & handles himself great in rough terrain.
He is my 'get er' done' horse!
Not for a beginner yet, but with time he could be.
Intermediate riders should do fine.
Experienced riders will love this agile fellow while riding in the hills & moutains.
He only has around 90+ rides from Jan. 2010 to now/August 2010.
He was ridden in the badlands on a large pasture round-up in Jan. 2010.
He has no need to be "warmed up" before you ride him.
He is a no non-sense horse, broke that way by his trainer.
Call for more info from me and for contact info on his trainer.
Lynette Mills
307-366-2386
Price: $4,000 Firm! August 2010
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More info, pics & pedigree about Classy Jack Frost
are available on the following links:
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Lynette Mills
P. O. Box 52
Ten Sleep, WY 82442
307-366-2386
dlynmills@tctwest.net
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