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Elmo, Montana

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Here are some of the youngsters from our 2007 and 2008  foal crops.  We had a large number of blue roans this year, most of which were colts (as opposed to fillies).  If you'd like to get a good deal on really nice horse, buy it young and raise it yourself and you'll not only have the joy of watching your youngster grow and develop, you'll save yourself some money.  We like to sell weanlings and yearlings and offer good price incentives for those interested in raising a horse themselves.  With a variety to choose from, we're pretty sure we've got something for everyone!  Prices for untrained horses range from $800 to $1500 and we'll entertain any reasonable offer.  Come visit the ranch and take a look. or call or e-mail for prices and details. 

(Special consideration for 4-H students.)
Hickory Scamp Candoo is an April 2007 colt out of Doco Hickory Miss by Freckles Candoo.  Hickory has always produced some of our best looking foals (she has an awesome pedigree which probably explains why).  "Scamp" has a lot of style and presence, and a flashy blaze to balance his hind baseball sox.  He's confident, friendly and sharp as a whip.  This is another one of those Freckles colts that really captures people's attention.  He's definitely a favorite and has a sweet personality to boot. Dusty Fritz Candoo is a May 2007 buckskin filly out of Double C Dusty Lou by Freckles Candoo.  This filly is very feminine and has her sire's pretty head.  With her mother's flashy buckskin coloring she won't last long.  "Murphy" is pictured at the bottom of the page here executing a tight left turn! 

 PocoDocVoodoo Candoo is a May 2007 black colt out of Son of Doc Miss Poco by Freckles Candoo.  He's coming along nicely and has his sire's sweet temperament and willing disposition. 

Billy the Kid Candoo is a May 2007 bay colt out of Billy Lu Owee by Freckles Candoo.  This colt is handsome and strong and has a sweet personality.  He's a very dark bay with flashy white sox, a pretty head, and soft and sensible eyes.  This guy's an eye-catcher--which is due as much to his outstanding conformation as his poise and personality.  Everyone that sees this colt falls in love with him.
Blue Chickolena is a May 2007 blue roan colt out of Chickalena Chex by Hancocks Blue Olena.  Some blue roans don't start roaning until late summer, but we knew this fellow was going to be blue from the get go.  He's got a tiny white star, but other than that he's true blue, which suits his double Doc O'Lena breeding.  This colt has excellent conformation and a lot of style.  We're liking the cross that results from this mare and our blue roan stud. Pistolena Candoo is an April 2007 sorrel colt out of Lenas Porcelain Doll and Freckles Candoo.  This is a very friendly colt with a deep chest, big hip and pretty head.  With Doc O'Lena breeding top and bottom he should have plenty of cowy instincts.  We like this colt's disposition and curiosity.
Candoo Freckles Jay is an April 2007 sorrel filly out of Aye Jay Freckles by Freckles Candoo.  This is a nicely muscled, friendly foal with a lot of class.  Her siblings (Docs Jewel Candoo and Freckles Doc Candoo) are pictured on the  Horses for Sale page).  This filly has a little roaning and a very independent streak. May 2008 blue roan filly out of Babes Freckled Poco by Hancocks Blue Olena.  This is one of the few fillies we had this year and she's a real head-turner.  She's solid blue with only a tiny white band on her left hind coronet.  Babes Freckled Poco always makes pretty-headed babies with sweet dispositions and great conformation.  This filly should easily reach 15 hands given the size of her sire and dam.

April 2008 red roan colt out of Peppys Two Cute by Hancocks Blue Olena.  This colt was only two days old when he was whisked off with his dam to Fourth Grade Days in Irvine Flats this spring.  He was named "Jester" by the school children because he had such a distinctive personality.  He's friendly, sweet, curious and full of himself, and is going to make an awesome saddle horse once he starts training next year.  For now, he just has weaning and halter breaking to look forward to, and we're looking forward to getting to know this little guy a little better. 

April 2008 blue roan colt out of Munez Nite Lynx by Hancocks Blue Olena.  This is one of those colts that we thought was going to be black but turned blue by the end of summer.  Lynx always makes nice babies and we're looking forward to learning more about this fancy boy come weaning time.
April 2008 blue roan colt out of Lady James Candoo by Hancocks Blue Olena.  This is Lady's first foal, and we're pleased with what she produced.  This colt will have Jessie James, Colonel Freckles and Doc Olena just off his papers and should prove to have a lot of cow savvy and style.  We're eager to see how this boy develops.  

June 2008 buckskin colt out of Double C Dusty Lou by Hancocks Blue Olena.  This is a fancy buckskin colt out of a really nice mare.  His sister, Dusty Fritz Candoo, is shown above.  Both of these buckskins have nice muscling, pretty heads and a lot of potential. 

May 2008 blue roan colt out of Freckles Magic Smoke by Hancocks Blue Olena.  Smoke always comes through for us with nice flashy babies and she likes to bring them into the world with a pair of hind sox--as though they hit the ground ready to go to work.  This colt is going to be a real head-turner and probably as cowy as his siblings.  I'm guessing this guy will have some serious cutting potential.   

May 2008 blue roan colt out of Sheeza Freckle Too by Hancocks Blue Olena.  Here is yet another colt born black that blued by the end of summer.  Sable crosses well on Blue and always produces either a blue or a black foal for us.   Sable's foals always train up well and are popular with buyers. 
April 2008 buckskin colt out of Lenas Porcelain Doll by Hancocks Blue Olena.  This foal looked like a grullo when it was born, but once it shed its foal colt, it turned  a light buttermilk buckskin with tall black sox and distinctive points.  This is a fancy colt and, with  all that Doc Olena breeding, he should have a bright future working cows.  Keep an eye on this one.  You won't be disappointed! Here's a picture of Murphy frisking in the foothills.

 

Sigurd:  (406) 849-5402; Zoe (406) 849-5917

E-mail us at:  chiefcliff@centurytel.net or ssigurd@centurytel.net

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