For Sale

Horses & Mules For Sale

We also have Jenny Ivers Quarter Horses and Rock 'N' Horse Ranch Quarter Horses and Paints available at our farm. To see their horses, click on their links above.

Beautiful chestnut filly with no white markings by Golden Gambler and out of Ella's Cinderella
Foaled May 27th -- pictures at 1 hour and 3 weeks
KMSHA and TWHBEA registrations pending
Grace is a very classy, athletic filly that will be a winner whether she is in the show ring on on the trails. She has a great disposition and learns quickly.
For more information contact Jeannette Tappe at 210-447-7909

TWH by The Buck Starts Here and out of Genius's Wildflower
Palomino colt with a blaze and one hind sock. He will develop into a beautiful individual!
Foaled April 21st -- TWHBEA registration pending
This colt has the hybrid vigor, both in gait and conformation, that comes from crossing his sire's old-fashioned bloodlines and proven walking ability with the beauty of the Pride line.

TWH by The Buck Starts Here and out of Annika
Buckskin colt with a star, snip, and one hind sock
TWHBEA registration pending
This colt has the conformation, size, and long, loose walk that will make him a great individual on the trails.
"Hopper" developed hematomas in his ears when he was a couple months old, surgery was done, and now he has misshapen ears which detract from his appearance. Because of this we have reduced his price so that someone looking for a great trail horse will consider him!

Photos taken at 15 months
By Donkey Hodi (2nd in conformation class at the San Antonio Stock Show) and out of our Tennessee Walking Horse mare, Darrah's Fancy Firefly
John mule with no white markings
Vinnie is an exceptionally nice individual that will be over 15 hands when mature.
He's athletic and has the conformation to excel in almost any discipline you chose.
He has an excellent disposition and enjoys interacting with humans.
Vinnie learns quickly. He is broke to lead and has had a harness and saddle put on him. He stands quietly for the farrier. He spends most of his time growing and playing.