BLACK IRON 45  |
OL RUNNIN IRON |
LUCKY DRIFT BAR |
DOC'S DRIFT BAR |
DOC BAR |
| #76136, sire of 485 foals, he had more sons sell for a million to ten million than any other cutting sire in history, he changed the cutting industry |
| by Doc Bar (sire of more million dollar horses than any sire of his time) |
SIERRA JETSAM |
| by the legendary speed horse and rope horse Driftwood, dam of 2 foals, 1 performer earning 33 pts. Perhaps the only daughter of Driftwood ever bred to Doc Bar |
| roped on for years by the Vowel brothers out of Lakeview, Oregon, excellent blood of Doc Bar, Driftwood, and Lucky Blanton, from the female family of the JA Ranch horses in Texas |
LUCKY NITA |
LUCKY BLANTON |
| a cowboy saddle horse legend, most famous as a rope horse sire, sired AAA race horses, bridle horses of fame, and major cutting horses, 3X Possum |
| NCHA money producer, full sister to Cowhorse Hall of Fame Lucky Split (a multiple AAA producer & produced 5 major rope & bridle horse champions, winning the Cow Palace in the bridle horse sweep stakes (see Legends Vol. 2 p34) |
BONITA ADAIR |
| one of the great mares of her day, bred to Lucky Blanton, Driftwood, Poco Tivio, Booger H, Doc Bar, Star Duster & Nevada King, out of a JA Ranch mare of the historic Charles Goodnight (cattle driver) |
| Many ranch stallions are leftovers from cutting, halter or track. This one is Cowboy Ranch bred top to bottom w/ Driftwood, Lucky Blanton & Hancock. He has a lot of action, disposition, solid feet & bone. They can do anything |
HANDY BLUE BONNETT |
HANCOCK JUAN |
HANCOCK RAYSEN |
| famous as a ranch horse sire, he earned 19 halter pts, working cowhorse and rope points. Sired ROM performers, NCHA money earnings and lots of top rope horses |
| sire of PRCA rope horses, very capable horses, good minded |
JUANA DAY |
| 1963 bay mare by Clabber Juan (a hard-knocking AAAT champion 3 yr old that equaled the track record, and had 76 race starts. He sired rope horses, halter and youth performance pts) |
| 1993 blue roan mare that went grey. The favorite mare of 60 years continuous breeder Stanley Crocker of Centerville, WA |
MISS ROAN BONNETT |
TOP DECK JIMMER |
| winner on the track, out of a daughter of Eagle Top (AAAT, equaled the track record, had 75 races, sired NCHA money earners and national snaffle bit money earners, sired a dozen AAA/AAAT) |
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LOTTA BONNETT 34 |
| 1973 blue roan mare that had 1 AQHA point earner |
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MISS SISS IN CHARGE |
HANCOCK ED |
HANCOCK JUAN |
HANCOCK RAYSEN |
| famous as a ranch horse sire, he earned 19 halter pts, working cowhorse and rope points. Sired ROM performers, NCHA money earnings and lots of top rope horses |
| sire of PRCA rope horses, very capable horses, good minded |
JUANA DAY |
| 1963 bay mare by Clabber Juan (a hard-knocking AAAT champion 3 yr old that equaled the track record, and had 76 race starts. He sired rope horses, halter and youth performance pts) |
| fifteen world class foundation speed horses in his immediate pedigree, all working and rope horses with saddle horse durability, a powerful hard-boned stallion with a lot of ability mentally and physically |
FIDDLE DRY |
DRY DIRT |
| sire of PRCA world champion steer trippin horse, owned by Good brothers in New Mexico |
| won Columbia River team roping circuit, granddaughter of the great War Chief |
LUCY FIDDLE |
| descends from the famous foundation speed sires: Joe Moore, Dee Dee, and Ed Echols |
| This mare rode very very well until a foot was caught and crippled. Her full brother was an exceptionally good-minded horse ridden for years by Brian Pearce. |
SWEET BROWN ALICE |
BROWN KING COMMAND |
POWER DECK |
| By Power Command (sire of King Fritz and full brother to King Command (sire of Commander King)) |
| AQHA 1719564, sire of several $10,000 geldings. |
FIRST 'N LAST |
| By Flying Anchor (AAA horse, weighed 1300 lbs) |
| 5X King, 6X Little Joe, solid mentally and physically, 15.2, 1300 lbs., dam of several producing daughters and a promising young stallion Crusader 045, also several outstanding geldings |
LOWELLA KING BARS |
KING LOWELL |
| last living son of King, siring 197 foals that earned $1,764. NCHA and AQHA world champions $5,809. |
| 4x to King and 5X to Zantanon, one of the foundation mares of the Best Remuda Awards winner Van Normans of Tuscarora, NV |
JOETTA KING BARS |
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