1996 AQHA Grulla Stallion Fee: $500
15.1 Hands
Sired by: Snipper Music
Dam: Cinder Gold Bar,
granddaughter of Mr. Bar None
(World Champion Running Quarter Horse),
and also the granddaughter of
Mr. Gold 95 (Superior Performance Horse)
Here at Lynn's Quarter Horses, we stand four gorgeous foundation bred
stallions that have everything you are looking for, as a serious breeder...
Disposition, conformation, athletic ability and last, but by no means
least, COLOR.
Weanlings, yearlings, broke 2 yr olds, ranch geldings,
broodmares, etc. These are quality horses with working pedigrees.
They have athletic ability, trainable minds, gentle dispositions,
intelligence, the prettiest heads you'll ever see anywhere,
super conformation, big muscled hips, good bone and feet big enough
to carry their weight. They can work on a ranch, day after day.
Versatility, you bet, these horses can rope, rein, cut cows, pleasure
and trail ride. Add to all of that, lot's of color! Every color
imaginable; Grullos, grullo roans, Duns, dun roans, blue roans,
bays, bay roans, red roans, buckskins, red duns, palominos, blacks,
etc.
If you would like to look at more pictures of a certain
horse, please email me and I will email you more pictures. Please
tell me what horse or horses you are interested in. contact: Betty
Lynn
Thank you.
Meet the Lynn's:
Rockey Lynn was born and raised on a ranch in the mountains of Clearwater,
Idaho. Someone asked his dad why he farmed such steep country. He said
"because it was too steep to pasture!" Rockey and his siblings
helped run the family ranch from little kids on. They grew all their fruits
and vegetables in a huge garden, and their mom canned it all on a wood
stove. They milked cows, churned butter, and made ice cream by hand. In
the spring, they would help relatives and neighbors drive their cattle
from Clearwater to Elk City to summer pasture. It was a two-day ride,
trailing cattle, and then they would ride the 50 miles home in one day.
Rockey's personal mount has been a stallion since he was 9 years old.
He likes how alert they are, and how they'll warn you of something up
the trail. He trained a lot of colts, trailing cattle. He says it keeps
them calm, gives them a purpose for doing what you ask them to do, and
they never get bored or sour, like they do in an arena. The kind of riding
he did, he needed a horse with good bone; feet and legs that would hold
up on mountain trails, horses that had good trainable minds, horses that
liked to work cattle. Those are the kind of horses that Rockey likes,
and those are the kind of horses that he raises today. His love of horses
and the kind of horses it takes to get the job done remain the same. Rockey
has been breeding and raising registered Quarter Horses since 1975.
Betty Lynn was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan. A self proclaimed horse-aholic,
she says she never met a horse she didn't like. She started out showing
ponies in horse shows when she was eight years old. Her showing progressed
from 4-H classes (Western pleasure, halter, and showmanship) to barrel
racing in her teens. She was Michigan Barrel Racing State Champion in
1961 and '62. She rode and trained two horses to win their AQHA Arena
ROM's in barrel racing. SORTAGO LEO (a 1957 grandson of Leo) won his Arena
ROM and was AQHA High Point Barrel Racing Stallion in 1963. MISS PIPER
(whose pedigree traced to Peter McCue) earned her AQHA Arena ROM in 1965,
along with the Michigan Quarter Horse Association Barrel Racing Champion
of 1965.
Rockey and Betty have always loved and handled stallions. They have over
20 years of experience breeding horses. They will make every effort to
get your mare in foal. A good horse veterinarian is available if needed.
Every mare is penned separately. They are fed and watered 3 times a day.
Hand breeding only. Our stallions have beautiful heads and conformation,
great dispositions, intelligence, athletic ability, and exciting color!
Come and see them in the flesh. We enjoy showing them to people. [ View
the Ranch ]
