My move from WI to TX had some costly tax consequences - I must reduce my herd of select horses!
Check the Sales Arena for 2010 foals and the Broodmare and Stallion pages for the older horses.
Pedigrees are linked from each individual's page. Foals will be weaned/separated at approximately 5 months of age.
My horses and I are located in Avery, TX (Northeast corner of TX).
Call 903-684-5392 (or email) for current photos/availability of each horse.
Prices are based on age, training, and bloodlines; all prices are negotiable. Package deals available.
Sales or Leases are available - I'm not going out of business, just need to trim my herd of quality horses.
A non-refundable 20% deposit will hold your horse until transportation can be arranged.
| At the Lazy J-M Ranch I focus on building upon the versatile heritage of the Appaloosa horse - a heritage proudly carried across the wild ranges and the rough, steep terrain where they proved most adept. Their diversity as a working horse is hard to beat. While every breeder designs a breeding program to develop their own "perfect horse," the Appaloosa breed has continually proven to be capable across a wide range of abilities from haltering to racing; from pleasure trail-riding to endurance; from working a cattle ranch to everything in between. |
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| I believe in breeding the "whole horse," the wonderful dispositions, the can-do attitudes, the functional conformation, as well as their colorful coat patterns. With the advances in genetic research undertaken by The Appaloosa Project the inheritance of Appaloosa characteristics and well known patterns will become a little less like "rolling the dice." These are truly unique animals and it would be a shame to loose any of their wonderful characteristics! |
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Another trait that I value is the Indian Shuffle, this smooth, easy stride was highly
prized by cowboys who sat in the saddle all day. These horses were said to be sure-footed on the trail as well.
While there are no guarantees, some bloodlines show a greater prevalence for passing on this wonderful ability;
and with the recent advances made in genetic research we may very soon be able to positively identify these horses
in a breeding program as well.
A wonderful article on the Middle Gaits,
including the Indian Shuffle, explains the mechanics of movement and can help identify what your horse is doing. Jeri Mainwaring Owner/Manager |
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