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Our horses are handled daily. We keep them on pasture year around with other horses, both mares and geldings. They learn to cross ditches, sagebrush, water and handle themselves on the trails next to their mothers. We like to ride our mares with a foal on them to teach the foal to cross any obstacle and work cows. We only raise foals on mares that are nice mares to ride. We do not breed a mare if she is does not have a nice gait, does not have a good disposition, or if she has faulty conformation. We hold our stud to these same standards. He has such a good gait that his foal out of a quarter horse mare is also gaited. We start our horses using the round pen method. I do not "chase" the horses around, rather I use more of Monty Roberts methods of join up. Our horses are not ridden until they are fully confident in the round pen with many different situations. They will be ponied and hauled around on many rides before they are asked to be ridden in those situations. Our horses must be very versatile, as we ask them to do many things. They have to ride alone out in the desert, or in a huge group in the mountains, or just with a buddy down the sidewalk of town. They are familiar with dogs (we have 8 dogs of various sizes that are not kennel pets either), donkeys and Pygmy goats. This gets them very used to small creatures running here and there. |
It Must Be Dun (aka Tazz) is a beautiful grullo (going grey) stallion out of the Gem Lady Dawn dun lines. He is a half brother to DFE's Future Is A Dun. He also carries a cream gene. He is an excellent choice for someone wanting to breed for the dun gene, or someone wanting to start breeding but needs an experienced stallion. It isn't often you find a stallion of this quality available for purchase. |
"Tazz" is a very well mannered stallion. He is used to hand breeding and is very nice to handle and is easy on the mares. He is 15.1hh, and is the best gaited horse I have ever rode. He will preform the smoothest foxtrot all day long. And if you get tired of that he will do the smoothest canter that rivals any quarter horse. He is not pacey and is not throwing pace into his foals, he will put a nice foxtrot on a mare that does not. He also produces colts with very nice minds and loving dispostions. We have not had a foal yet that was hard to handle; all come into the world loving people. This years foal crop produced 4 dun gene foals (a bay dun, a grullo, a dunalino and a dunskin) and one solid black. He is throwing the creme gene 50% of the time as well. His bloodlines include.: Missouri Red Wing, Warrior's Gentleman Gem, Gold Exchange, and Ace's Little Man. |
$4000 Firm |
Reference photo only - one of Tazz's foals. |
"Bomber" - $600 OBO She is just that, the "Bomb". Very nice filly, loves attention and being in your pocket. Whatever you are doing, she is there to help. She has a very nice way of moving, very flowy foxtrot. She has had some light round pen work and leads and loads well. She is correct and straight in her conformation, with a very well put together body. Very feminine and cute. Would make and excellent riding mare and brood mare. She should mature at 15.1hh. She is a grandaughter of Black Cloud C. Others in her pedigree are: Pooles Blue Boy, Super Star, and Morning Star. |
"Jazzy" - $1000 OBO She is a very nice 3 year old mare. I have started her and she is doing very well. She has had some outside rides and takes everything very calmly. She is very well gaited, exhibiting all kinds of movement. She is very loving and likes a soft hand, very responsive. Jazzy will make an excellent riding mare as well as brood mare. She has only had her feet trimmed at this point, no shoes yet. Jazzy is 15.3 and I think is done growing. She could have a cream gene as well, as when she was born her eyes were lighter grey. She is very well put together and is straight and correct in her conformation. Her bloodlines include: Dizzy Dude, Zane's Dude, Snip's Black Diamond, Black Diamond, and Gold Man. |
"Bash" - $1800 OBO Short for bashful. He is a very nice yearling. Gentle and loves people. He loves to please, he never wants to do anything wrong. Bash is very gaited; in the pasture he will do a running walk and foxtrot, as well as a very nice canter. Bash is correct and straight, and has a very nice proportioned conformation. He has had some light round pen work and leads and loads well. I expect him to reach 15.1hh. His bloodlines include: Super Star, Morning Star, Southern Gentleman, Red Zane, and Snip Lady. Some very old time good foxtrotting horses. |
Jenn Severude 307-851-7201 foxy_rae@yahoo.com |
"Toy" - $1200 OBO This is "Toy". And he is just that; a fun, cute little toy. He likes people and has a very nice gait. He is possbily a smokey black as his eyes were a light grey when he was born. He is out of Tazz. His mother is a very sturdy built mare that will only foxtrot, no pace in her. I expect him to fill out and mature to around 15 hh. He is still a stud colt, but will be gelded later this summer. His pedigree includes: Dynamite R., Missouri Rambler, Dallas J, Zanes Diamond, and Gold Man. |
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Foxworthy Foxtrotters is located in Wyoming and is a breeding and training facility specializing in Missouri Fox Trotting horses. We offer gentle, gaited, nice dispositioned horses for sale at all levels of training. See our sales list below to find your next trail partner. |