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OH APRIL |
DRIFTWOOD IKE |
DRIFTWOOD |
MILLER BOY |
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| from the JA Ranch of the famous Charles Goodnight (cattle drive baron of the movie Lonesome Dove) |
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| a cowboy legend, out ran two- time world champion Clabber |
COMER MARE |
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| 1954, a cowboy legend. AAA sire and legendary rope sire, one of the greatest minded saddle horse sires of all-time, track record sire, sire of many world class rope horses |
HANCOCK BELLE |
BUCK |
CHICARO [TB] |
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| By Chicaro (AAA foundation sire) |
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| dam of champion sire "Speedywood", NFR competitor producer, out of a daughter of Joe Hancock by a son of Chicaro Bill (AAA) |
MISS HANCOCK |
JOE HANCOCK |
| a legend, 1923 stallion, one of the 5 greatest cowboy saddle horse sires of all-time, famous as a sire of ranch, race, roping, and cow horses |
| Daughter of Joe Hancock |
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| million dollar mare, probably the greatest Driftwood Ike mare, dam of Double Tough San that Camarillos won 6 world championships on, Clay O'Brien Cooper rode another & won 8 world championships |
SKIP APRIL |
K4 HICKORY SKIP |
SKIPPITY SCOOT |
SCOOTER W |
| AAA world champion |
| ROM cutting, by Scooter W (AAA world champion) out of Hired Girl (dam of Skipper W) by Cowboy P-12 |
HIRED GIRL |
| dam of Skipper W |
| major maternal sire of the K4 Ranch hall of fame producers, by Skippity Scoot (ROM cutting, out of Hired Girl (dam of Skipper W) and by Scooter W (AAA world champion)) |
HICKORY ANN HILL |
HICKORY RED |
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| 5X Old Sorrel through Macanudo, 2X Midnight, 1X Chubby |
BREEZE AWAY |
| 2X Midnight |
| 3/4 sister to the famous "Katy Was A Lady", dam of Mike Beer's NFR mount for 5 years "White Lightening Ike" (sire of Chance Kelton's 2012 PRCA trippin horse of the year) |
K4 APRIL |
POQUITO MAS |
JOE MOORE |
| sire of AAAT world record |
| AAA son of Joe Moore (1/2 brother to Joe Reed) out of a Hickory Bill bred mare, sire of many top using horses and ROM race and arena producing daughters |
YOKOHOMA |
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| she was one of the top producing mares of the K4 Ranch of Prescott, Arizona where Hall of Fame cowboy Chuck Shepherd oversaw the horses |
NATALIE ANN |
BROWN JUG C |
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