Welcome - These are the remaining 2024 (fall) weanlings!

SIRE: TINY

Dam: Zips Blue Drifter (AQHA)... One of our last 2 daughters of War Chiefs Pride, AKA known as 'DRIFTER', our double bred Driftwood ranch stallion.  He sired many outstanding roping horses and ranch horses.  They were 'born broke',   Anybody could ride them and get along with them, but they were still very athletic.  

This filly has it all.  She has excellent conformation, very good bone and feet.  She is jet black, but could turn gray like her mother.  She will mature very thick and heavy.  She has a wonderful disposition and is a real 'people horse' (as you can see from the above picture).  She leaves her mother to meet everyone at the gate.  She loves being scratched and petted.  She is an absolutely striking beautiful filly.  [This is the filly playing and kicking up her heels above.]

SIRE: TINY 

Dam: Granddaughter of HIGHBROW CAT.  His second dam is a granddaughter of PLAYGUN.  This colt's dam is a trained reined cowhorse, but never got shown.

This is her first foal and she did not milk as well plus, he was foaled late.  So, he is much smaller right now.  He has very correct conformation with everything in the right place.  He just needs to grow up.  Since his dam is a 14 hand cowhorse, he will also not mature as big as Tiny's other babies.  But, he is still going to have exceptional bone and feet, just like all of Tiny's colts. He should be an outstanding cowhorse & ranch horse but with more size and bone than other well-bred cowhorses. He is truly one-of-a-kind!

Tell me if you have ever seen a half Draft colt as well bred as this colt for cowhorse and ranch work?  We would love to see someone train and take this colt to stock horse competitions!

SIRE:TINY

Dam: Lefty, an AQHA daughter of Call Him The Flash, our old Stallion that was Colonel Freckles, Doc Bar and Zan Parr Bar breeding.  He's also an AQHA reining point earner in very limited showing.  He could rope both ends and was an outstanding cowhorse.  Lefty was our best trained ranch horse; she was also Pete's personal cowhorse that could do anything on a ranch, sort, rope or work a cow.

This filly has excellent conformation with exceptional bone and feet.  She is absolutely gorgeous.  She is black or very dark brown, without a white hair on her. She is very, very athletic, like all of her brothers and sisters.  If you want a big, stout, good looking ranch or arena pick-up horse or a horse able to handle big, tough rodeo stock, here she is. 

Sire: TINY

Dam:  Granddaughter of Dun It With A Twist by Hollywood Dun It.  [He is the cowhorse shown in the group of photos below.] 

This is a very well balanced colt.  He was foaled in late summer, so he is much smaller and farther behind the other foals.  He is a good mover with a lot of athletic ability.  He is going to be a very good looking colt and will mature big and stout like all of Tiny's colts.  He will make an outstanding ranch or trail horse.  His mother is well bred and a beautiful, well trained cowhorse herself.

Sire: TINY

Dam: Driftie, One of our last 2 daughters of War Chiefs Pride, AKA 'DRIFTER', our double bred Driftwood ranch stallion.  He sired many outstanding roping horses and ranch hoses before being exported to the UK.  They were 'born broke',   Anybody could ride them and get along with them, but they were still very athletic.  They made great roping horses and recreational saddle horses. 

This is a very correct and very good looking filly.  She has it all -- good conformation, lots of color, good disposition and a lot of athletic ability.  She could turn gray, but at this time, she does not look like she will.  She is out of the same mare as 'Dunny', the well trained 3-year-old dun gelding listed on the ranch and trail horse sale pages.