FOR SALE: WHF REBELS HANCOCK 2000 BLUE ROAN AQHA HANCOCK BRED STALLION. Rebel was bred by Broken Bones Cattle Company in Lander, WY. They are a breeding program known for their distinct Hancock bred horses. He is an own son of Gila McCue Hancock. Rebel stands at 15hands, has GREAT bone substance, and has a super docile disposition. He loads, clips, ties, stands great for farrier and vet, has been used for roping, working cattle, trail riding, and breeding. He has been the main stallion for Stu and Yvonne Daltons breeding program, the owners of WINDY HILLS FARM located in Dugspur, VA. He is the type of stallion that you can turn out with the mares and foals then pull him straight out of the field to work with him. He is passing his disposition on to his progeny and is producing some super nice foals with extremely good minds, not to mention the classic raw bone that Hancock bred horses are known for. His progeny has went on to become excellent cattle working horses, pleasure horses, and roping horses. They are selling him due to them down sizing their herd. They are wanting to focus more so on their grandkids and just enjoying their trail riding without keeping up with their breeding program. If interested contact Stu and Yvonne Dalton at (276) 733-4255 or feel free to PM me and I will help you get everything set up and going in the right direction. I own a filly by this stallion who is out of my Rugged Lark bred mare. She is turning out to be an awesome filly and is my next Reining Prospect. Ricochet is very agile, has a strong will to learn, and is very smart. I have worked some of Rebels progeny and i cannot complain a bit. We have worked plenty of cattle off of them and they are very easy to train. Stu and Yvonne Dalton are good friends of mine and they are the most honest people and horse owners that you will ever come across, so what they tell you is straight up and honest about each and every one of their horses. *SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY*
Posted on: Mon, 04 Aug 2014 13:38:20 +0000
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