Brood Jennets

31¼" Dark Brown Jennet
MDR #38608
DOB 7/31/87

Sire: Thomas El Grande of M&M, Gray-Dun
      Grand Sire:   Patrick, Gray-Dun (Danby Farm)
      Grand Dam:  Adelina, Gray-Dun

Dam:  Wood Acres Sophia, 35" Brown
      Grand Sire:  Thomas El Grande of M&M, Gray-Dun
      Grand Dam:  LN Amanda of M&M, 34½" Dark Brown

Click here to see Cupcake's complete pedigree.

Cupcake is on my jennets page as a reference jennet. She is no longer bred due to a series of bad founders with her previous owner. We adopted her after her last foal was born, and she could not stand up. We nursed her back to her feet, and she has done very well ever since, but we don't breed her. She is 21 years old in the photo. She sired an exceptional little jack named 758's Java, who is also retired, and he gave us our Li'l Angels Candy Kisses. Candy is the mother to Li'l Angels Black Diamond, owned by Isobel McGuinness in England, and our very own Candyman, who will appear soon on our herd sire page as a Junior Herd sire. When Cupcake came to us she had a two day old foal with her, who had to nurse while Cupcake was laying down. Her name is Strawberry Cupcake, and she is a future brood jennet on our farm. Cupcake has had many exceptional offspring, and we are glad to allow her to retire here on our farm. She has become quite friendly and is a very sweet, loving jennet.

Immature Red Jennet
Current Height: 31"
MDR #49872
DOB 4/07/07

Sire:  Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. Red October, 30½" Red
      Grand Sire:  Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. LN Red Rangler, 32½" Dark Red
      Grand Dam: Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. LN Red Velvet, 32" Dark Red

Dam:  758's Chanel, Red
      Grand Sire:  LN Star Spangled Banner, 33" Dark Red
      Grand Dam:  Feather Ridge's CoCo, 32½" Dark Red

Click here to see Easter Frost's complete pedigree.

We were in Missouri teaching a clinic on Easter weekend in 2007, and I was praying this jennet would not be born till I returned. It was 18 degrees in Missouri and we actuallly had a big frost in Texas. Well, guess what? The lady that was ranch sitting for me called that morning to tell me Chanel's foal was here! So now you know where she got her name!

Easter Frost as a newborn below.

What a little darling Easter is. I have been so impressed with her since birth, and she is the most like her dad of all his foals. Her sweet personality and charm make her an absolute favorite around here, and many have wanted her for themselves. We are very proud to present her as a brood jennet on our farm, and look for many great offspring. I just want to keep her in the house!

Easter is obviously a clone of her dad, but her mother Chanel, below, is also an exceptional jennet. Chanel is beautifully balanced, and has a gorgeous head. In fact, I think Easter's head looks a lot like her mother's AND her dad's.

32¾" Brown/Roan Jennet
MDR #38608 ~ DNA Typed
DOB 3/24/04

Sire:  758's Java, 31" Brown/Gray-Dun
      Grand Sire:   Wood Acres Poncho, 33" Roan
      Grand Dam:  Wood Acres Cupcake, 31¼" Dark Brown

Dam:  Belleau Mickey G.F.M., 32½" Very Light Gray-Dun
      Grand Sire:  Belleau Bud Man G.F.M., 33" Brown
      Grand Dam:  Belleau Michelob's Madonna G.F.M., 32" Albino White

Click here to see Candy Kisses' complete pedigree.

Candy Kisses reminded me of a chocolate drop when she was a baby. She was such a beautiful little foal. Growing up, she was always one of my best and most favorite jennets, but as a mature jennet she just blows me away. I love her roaning and her unusual color, but more importantly I love her perfect conformation. I always thought she would be exceptional, and she has not disappointed me at all! Her sweet personality and willing attitude make her a joy to be around.

In addition to her own qualities, she has given us two exception foals. I don't think I have ever seen more perfect foals than her two boys. Her first foal, Li'l Angels Black Diamond, went to England as a herd sire and is doing extremely well in the show ring. Her second foal, Candyman, will be retained here as a herd sire. He will be a year old in November, and will begin his show career this fall. Hopefully, we will be breeding him by this time next year. Both of her sons are very small, compact, stocky, have perfect legs and gorgeous heads. Candy is currently bred to 758's Red Pride.

Immature Red Jennet
Current Height: 31½"
MDR #48448
DOB 11/03/06

Sire:  Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. Red October, 30½" Red
      Grand Sire:  Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. LN Red Rangler, 32½" Dark Red
      Grand Dam: Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. LN Red Velvet, 32" Dark Red

Dam:  Bumpus Farms Magic Maggie, 32¼" Dark Brown, NLP
      Grand Sire:  S. S. Sunset, 33½" Dark Red
      Grand Dam:  Bumpus Farms Lil Cassie, 33" Dark Brown

Click here to see Ruby Slipper's complete pedigree.

Ruby Slippers is a real eye catcher, and has been very popular with visitors and breeders. She was a gorgeous foal, like most of Red October's daughters, and we always thought she would grow up to be a spectacular jennet. No great surprise that she is one of the prettiest jennets on my farm. We only took her to one show, in order to compete for the Supreme Champion Sire award that she did help her dad win, along with Crimson Tide and Heaven Sent (below).

Ruby is very small, very stocky, and super cute. Her conformation is excellent, and her disposition is the best. She even looks gorgeous in her winter coat. She is always the first to greet you in the pasture, and LOVES the golf cart! She follows me everywhere, and never misses an opportunity to visit with anyone.

Her mother, Maggie (seen on this page) has been a great producer for us. Maggie has a red sire, and has produced three red daughters sired by Red October. Ruby is a full sister to Katie Scarlett and Cream Tangerine.

31½" Brown Jennet
MDR #45563
DOB 3/19/06

Sire:  Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. Red October, 30½" Red
      Grand Sire:  Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. LN Red Rangler, 32½" Dark Red
      Grand Dam: Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. LN Red Velvet, 32" Dark Red

Dam:  CSF Lynette, 31" Gray-Dun
      Grand Sire:  CSF Willie Nelson, 34" Gray-Dun
      Grand Dam:  CSF Marissa, 32" Brown

Click here to see Heaven Sent's complete pedigree.

First, Heaven Sent is one of our treasured daughters out of a little jennet named Lynette. Lynette was a very small, gray jennet who happened to have outstanding conformation. Her topline never dropped even a fraction of an inch, even after eight foals. So bear with me as I give a little history, since Lynette was the first jennet I ever purchased, along with two of her daughters, Emmaline and Olympia.

Lynette is the mother to Emmaline, who was the mother to Li'l Angels Debra Nell (owned and shown by Kenny and Missi Webb of Little Rasscals Miniature Donkeys), Li'l Angels Esther (currently owned by Cindy Benson of Benson Ranch, mother to Lacey Doll and Marquise, both shown below, and Blue Print, a show gelding). Lynette is also the mother to Li'l Angels Jazzlynn, one of our best performance jennets, and a multi champion in both halter and performance. Lynette also produced Li'l Angels Bethany, who is also a superior jennet and a full sister to Heaven Sent. Lynette is also the mother to a jennet named Olympia, who is the mother to Li'l Angels Hannah, also seen below.

So, as you can see, there is a lot of history with this little jennet, Lynette. She is no doubt an outstanding producer, and we are very proud to have many of her daughters and granddaughters on our farm. They are all outstanding quality, and very trainable.

Heaven Sent was only shown once, and won NMDA Junior Reserve Champion at the Texas State Championship in 2007, as a yearling. She is very cute, small and VERY stocky and compact. As a daughter of Red October, she also carries the red gene.

Heaven is currently bred to Galaxy, and I expect they will produce something very special. Look for her foal in the spring of 2010.

33" Red Jennet
MDR #48445
DOB 11/08/06

Sire:  Short ASSets Starfire, 32½" Red
      Grand Sire:  My World Cheyenne, 31½" Dark Red
      Grand Dam: Noah's Starlena, 32½" Red

Dam:  Short ASSets Shawnee, 33½" Gray-Dun
      Grand Sire:  My World Cheyenne, 31½" Dark Red
      Grand Dam:  Windcrest Shanna, 33" Gray-Dun

Click here to see My Sunshine's complete pedigree.

My Sunshine was an easy jennet to name, she just lit up my day when she was born! We had bred her mother, Shawnee, to Red October for her first foal, and the result was a little beautiful little red jack foal. We tried again, but wanted to try an outside breeding with her, hoping for a girl we could retain for breeding, with a bloodline that was different from our others. We chose Short ASSets Starfire, owned and shown by Frontier Legends, and the result was this gorgeous red jennet. Bingo! Oh, yes, I knew I would be keeping her!

Sunshine is so gorgeous, and so feminine. She is even prettier in person, and looks great with her winter coat also. I love her very correct conformation, and her adorable personality. Such a sweetie! We have spent many years developing a strong red breeding program, and this girl fits in beautifully.

33½" Gray Jennet
MDR #33040
DOB 3/02/02

Sire:  Ozark Jazzy Jamm, 31½" Dark Brown w/Star
      Grand Sire:  Zeus, 31½" Brown
      Grand Dam: Williamson Donkey's Jessica, 33" Gray-Dun w/Star

Dam:  Triple J Ranch Priscilla, 31¼" Gray-Dun
      Grand Sire:  Pope Farm Teaspoon, 33½" Dark Brown
      Grand Dam:  Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. Cara, 32½" Gray & White Spotted

Click here to see Paulette's complete pedigree.

Paulette is a very special jennet for many reasons. First, she is absolutely gorgeous. She has won many Halter Championships, and she is also an outstanding performance jennet. She was also one of my first foal crop, and she is a Jazzy daughter. That makes her a half sister to Sparkle, Jazzlynn and Hannah.

Ozark Jazzy Jamm was our first herd sire, and he was an outstanding producer. He is also the sire to Li'l Angels Shining Spark, and Li'l Angels Axelle, both multiple Halter Champions, and Axelle is a multiple Performance Champion.

Paulette is an outstanding example of his produce, and one of our most treasured jennets. We showed Paulette until she was five, and decided to breed her. She never did take, and we began to think she never would. Finally, she did conceive, and we were all broken hearted when her first foal was presented "transverse". We rushed her to A&M, and they were able to remove the foal, but, of course, it didn't survive. Paulette was devastated, and so were we. Such a long time to wait, for such a great disappointment.

We were getting ready for the Texas Shoot Out in '08, and since she was open, we decided to take her. I didn't want to breed her back right away, even though the vets said she was not damaged. I just wanted to give her a little time. She looked wonderful, and I thought getting ready for a show would take her mind off her baby. She responded to the activity beautifully, and it seemed to be the best medicine for her. To our delight, she won 1st Place 5 & Over Jennets, and Reserve Champion in Halter. That was amazing in itself, but she also went on to show in performance and won the Reserve Champion Open Versatility. What a girl! The trail photo above was taken at that show, and she was shown by my friend, Rose Jones, in the green jacket.

The best part of the story is that we bred her a month after the show, and she conceived right away. Since then she has had her first live foal, and we are thrilled for her. You can certainly see how much she loves him. His name is Sterling, and he is sired by our Li'l Angels Full Moon. If she never has another foal, it was all worth it to see how much she loves this one. I may never take him away from her!

32¾" Dark Brown Jennet, NLP
MDR #46934
DOB 12/12/05

Sire:  758's Francisco, 32" Dark Brown/Gray-Dun
      Grand Sire:  758's Rosebud, 32" Red
      Grand Dam: 758's Chocolate Rose, 33½" Dark Brown

Dam:  758's Sarah's Girl, Very Dark Brown, NLP
      Grand Sire:  LN Star Spangled Banner, 33" Dark Red
      Grand Dam:   Boone's Little Delight, 34" Dark Brown & White Spotted

Click here to see Allegra's complete pedigree.

I first saw this beautiful jennet when she was a foal. We almost bought her then, but we had a lot of young ones at that time. Just didn't need another one. Then, some friends went to visit Ida Bess, and they told me they saw a beautiful little brown no light point jennet, and almost bought her. I knew exactly who they were talking about. We went to visit again, and I just totally caved in when I saw her as a yearling. What a beauty!

Allegra lives here now, and we are very proud to have her. In fact, she has just given us her first foal, and she's a real beauty! Alicia is sired by our very own Li'l Angels Brave Heart (owned and shown by L.J. & Deb Mix, Wee Ones Farm, Tennessee) and will be the only girl we have by him, since he has been sold. Alicia is small, dark, and VERY correct.

You can see in the photos that Allegra is very correct. She is also very upright, and carries herself with grace and beauty. She has a gorgeous way of going, and always holds her head and neck so poised. I also love her sweet temperament. So far, Alicia, her first foal, is just as sweet and a very lovely little girl. Look for photos of Alicia on our 'future brood jennet' page soon.

33¾" Dark Brown Jennet
DOB 6/02/05
MDR # 43414

Sire: LN Star Spangled Banner, 33" Dark Red
      Grand Sire:   LN Nicolodeon, 32" Brown/Gray-Dun
      Grand Dam:  LN Nolina Jo, 32" Dark Brown

Dam:  Laughlin's Retta Black, 33" Black w/Cross
      Grand Sire: Laughlin's Fireball, 32" Red/Brown
      Grand Dam:  KDL Ebony, 32" Black/Brown

Click here to see Marguirite's complete pedigree.

Isn't she stunning? I have always been very taken with this jennet, and she just gets better all the time. She is currently bred to Little Greek, both half reds. I would not be unhappy if she gives us a red foal, but whatever she has is sure to be spectacular.

I love the balance on this jennet, and she has so much presence. You can't miss her in the pasture, she is always sharp looking, and so striking. I love all the white against that very dark brown. I also love her super legs, her stocky build and her nice topline. She is also very compact, which is very appealing.

The breeding possibilities with Marguirite are endless. Bred to red, she can produce red or dark brown. Bred to brown, or half red she can still produce that dark rich color, or red. We have even had some mahogany out of this type of cross. She would also do very well with our Li'l Angles Indiana Jones, giving us the possibility of a dark spot. I can't wait to see her first foal, in the spring, but after that the options are endless. I think we might have to try Indy next! Look for her gorgeous foal in the spring of 2010.

32" Brown Jennet
MDR #39972
DOB 7/18/04

Sire:  Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. Red October, 30½" Red
      Grand Sire:  Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. LN Red Rangler, 32½" Dark Red
      Grand Dam: Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. LN Red Velvet, 32" Dark Red

Dam:  CSF Lynette, 31" Gray-Dun
      Grand Sire:  CSF Willie Nelson, 34" Gray-Dun
      Grand Dam:  CSF Marissa, 32" Brown

Click here to see Bethany's complete pedigree.

Bethany is an absolute darling! She is a full sister to Heaven Sent (be sure to read up on their mother in Heaven's write up, above), and sired by Red October, so she carries the red gene.

Bethany has always been special to me. I especially love her sweet face and her disposition is exactly what you see in that face! Super sweet little girl. I grew even more fond of her when she gave us Roscoe, an adorable little jack foal. He is just perfect in every way.

Bethany was our second Red October foal, and I have never seen a more perfect little girl. She was so stocky, and so straight legged at birth. She has her mothers perfect topline, and overall conformation. Actually, both parents have super conformation, so it's no surprise that she is such a nice jennet. She has matured into an exceptional young lady, and we are very proud of her.

Bethany recently gave us another gorgeous jack foal, named Benson. Benson is very small and super stocky. He's a very cute little fellow, with exceptional conformation. Benson is sired by Red Pride, so although he is brown he does carry the red gene from his sire. We expect great things from this little guy, and many more superior foals out of Bethany!

32" Brown Jennet
MDR #42076
DOB 3/12/05

Sire:  LN Foxbow, 32" Dark Brown
      Grand Sire:  LN Foxworthy, 31¼" Dark Red
      Grand Dam: LN Bride's Boquet, 30½" Gray-Dun

Dam:  Lamb's Exotic Ranch Tiny Bubbles, 31" Brown
      Grand Sire:  Lamb's Exotic Ranch Newt, 33" Dark Brown
      Grand Dam:  Lamb's Exotic Ranch Gladybrooke Iris, 31¼" Gray-Dun

Click here to see Aany's complete pedigree.

I bought Anny when she was just six months old, and it seemed like forever getting her old enough to breed, and getting her first foal here. She recently had her first foal, sired by Playbill, and she was so much worth waiting for. She gave us a gorgeous little dark, reddish brown jennet foal, named Elsie. I'm not sure why my husband got stuck on that name, but it's cute, and he so rarely names one, that I just said OK! He just fell in love with her, and thought her name should be Elsie....so Elsie it is!

Anny is such a stocky little jennet. She has super straight, wide set legs, and a very pretty rich reddish brown color. Her foal is so red she is almost a sorrel. And, as you can see, Anny's face is absolutely adorable. This is a really cute little jennet, and one that people often fall in love with.

Anny will be bred to Indiana Jones in the fall. That one is going to be very hard to wait for!

32" Silver Gray Jennet w/Star
MDR #37179
DOB 10/29/03

Sire:  Ozark Jazzy Jamm, 31½" Dark Brown w/Star
      Grand Sire:  Zeus, 31½" Brown
      Grand Dam: Williamson Donkey's Jessica, 33" Gray-Dun w/Star

Dam:  TRR's Olympia, Gray-Dun
      Grand Sire:  Macha Farm's General Macho, 33" Brown/Gray & White Spotted
      Grand Dam:  CSF Lynette, 31" Gray-Dun

Click here to see Hannah's complete pedigree.

Hannah and Sparkle look almost alike, in fact, you would think they were full sisters. Actually, Hannah's mother, Olympia (another Lynette daughter), is a full sister to Debra Nell's mother (owned by Kenny and Missi Webb, Little Rasscals Miniature Donkeys) Emmaline, and since they are both Jazzy daughter's, that makes them full sisters on paper. Also, they were both just a couple of weeks apart, but it was Sparkle that she always reminded me of, and still does.

Hannah is a beautiful silver gray jennet, with a cute little star on her forehead. She has a very cute little babydoll face, and big beautiful eyes. I love her stocky build, and overall balance. And, of course, she has that gorgeous "tabletop" topline, as do all my Jazzy daughters.

Hannah is currently bred to Full Moon, and I'm just pacing the floor already. When I wrote about Lynette, I mentioned that Jazzlynn is one of our performance jennets, and that Lynette is a great producer, but I didn't talk about the fact that Lynette's daughters are also exceptionally trainable, and great movers. I worked with Hannah when she was young, and she was very "push button". I really wanted to show her, but I was dedicated to Jazzlynn, Paulette and Axelle at the time, and I just couldn't really do another one. I was very impressed with her, and believe she would have been great in the show ring. So instead of showing her, I waited to breed her to Full Moon, who is also an exceptional mover, and a great performance donkey. Yes, I'm expecting a foal who will be very trainable, and hopefully make a great performance donkey, not sacrificing halter conformation. Full Moon is a National Champion Halter Jack, and paired with Hannah's wonderful conformation and overall beauty, I just don't see how we could miss! Well, we will see pretty soon! Hannah is due in September. I will update her photos after her foal is born.

32½" Very Dark Brown Jennet w/No Cross
DOB 6/16/05
MDR # 42403

Sire: Willow Creek Luigi, 31¾" Dark Brown
      Grand Sire:   MHT Giovanni, 32" Dark Brown
      Grand Dam:  MHT Crystal, 33½" Gray-Dun

Dam:  Frontier Legends Buffalo Girl, 33¾" Brown
      Grand Sire: NLC Magno Man, 30¾" Dark Brown
      Grand Dam:  MGF Venus Marksalot 38, 34" Gray-Dun

Click here to see Susanna's complete pedigree.

I first saw Susanna when she was very young, about six months. I thought she was really nice then, and she has grown into a beautiful young lady. I love her little head, and she is really stocky and well balanced, with a wonderful topline. I had hoped to get some photos of her before she was bred, but as you can see, she is pretty pregnant in these. She looks great anyway.

Susanna is always noticed on the farm, and she has a super sweet personality. We bred her to Full Moon for her first foal. Both parents have so much to contribute to this pairing, we have great expectations about this one.

Susanna's color is very unusual. She is actually very dark brown, but she does not have a cross at all. I would call her black, but she really is dark brown. Whatever you want to call her color is OK with me, I just call it gorgeous.

33" Red Jennet
DOB 8/07/06
MDR # 47257

Sire: Itsy Bitsy Stars and Stripes, 30½" Red
      Grand Sire:   Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. LN Bronson, 31½" Dark Brown
      Grand Dam:  Perfection's Red Glory Day, 33¾" Red/Roan

Dam:  758's Lucy, 34½" Red
      Grand Sire: LCR Valintino 49 (Winchester), 34" Dark Red
      Grand Dam:  758's Lalai, 33" Dark Red

Click here to see Lucinda's complete pedigree.

Here's another gorgeous red jennet, just perfect for our red breeding program! She's so nicely balanced, and has super legs. She is short coupled and has a great topline, in addition to her great disposition. We have waited a long time to get some of our girls grown up to breeding age, but it's sure been worth the wait. We found this one at 758's Ranch, and she has been with us since she was a few months old. She definitely fits right in around here.

This is not a current photo of Lucenda. She just turned three, and we will have a photo shoot with her soon. She is much prettier, and more mature looking now.

We look forward to many years of wonderful foals out of this pretty girl. Look for her first foal in 2010

33¾" Red Jennet
MDR #48447
DOB 10/19/06

Sire:  Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. Red October, 30½" Red
      Grand Sire:  Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. LN Red Rangler, 32½" Dark Red
      Grand Dam: Itsy Bitsy Burro Co. LN Red Velvet, 32" Dark Red

Dam:  758's Clarabell, 35" Light Red
      Grand Sire:  758's Ratus, 33¼" Dark Red
      Grand Dam: 758's Small One, 34¾" Light Red

Click here to see Rhoda's complete pedigree.

Rhoda will be three soon, and I will get her mature photos done. I know that's not the best photo! But at least you can see how gorgeous she is, and her beautiful rich color. Rhoda is a very graceful jennet, and very feminine. She looks distinctly different from my other Red October daughters. She is bigger than most of them also, but I think she looks like her mother, Clarabell. Obviously Rhoda is a lot darker.

Rhoda was born with super wide, and very straight legs. She has not changed. Her legs are perfect and very wide, and her conformation overall is just beautiful. I know she is standing a bit lazy in the photo, but she does carry herself with grace and poise, and has a great deal of presence. Rhoda really stands out, and visitors always ask about her. She has a very nice pedigree, and has a strong future in our breeding program.

32¼" Brown Jennet w/NLP
MDR #31574
DOB 8/23/01

Sire:  S. S. Sunset, 33½ Dark Red
      Grand Sire:  Untraced
      Grand Dam: Untraced

Dam:  Bumpus Farms Lil Cassie, 33" Dark Brown
      Grand Sire:  Pine Grove Farm's Rubarb's Crisp, 32" Gray-Dun
      Grand Dam: Cobra's Cassie, 33" Dark Brown

Click here to see Magic Maggie's complete pedigree.

Maggie is one of those jennets that you don't really notice, I'm sure largely due to her color that kind of blends in with the scenery. She is often overlooked on my farm, and I always have a good chuckle when people see her offspring and ask about their mother. They often get kind of quiet when I point her out, and I know what they are thinking.....How did that gorgeous, dark red foal come out of that plain brown jennet? Well, don't think for a minute I'm putting little Maggie down, becuse she is...yes, you guessed it....one of my FAVORITES! I guess it's pretty plain by now that I love all my jennets, but seriously, Maggie is very special.

Maggie's legs are super straight and wide. She has always produced that for us, and all of her foals have been extremely showey and especially beautiful. Her first foal was a very dark brown jennet named Savannah, who went to one show and became a Champion for her owner, Kim Winton and Jim Speck of AssN9 Ranch. Her second foal, Ruby Slippers, is a future brood jennet, and also helped her dad, Red October, win Supreme Champion Sire Award. Katie Scarlett was her third foal, and now we have Cream Tangerine, who might just be my most favorite of all Maggie's foals. As you can see, Maggie is an exceptional producer.

Maggie is definitely one of the sweetest jennets on the farm, and always brings her foals to me as soon as they are born, as if to say "want to share?". Her foals are always just as sweet as she is, and always the first to greet everyone. I just love them all, and their mother.

Maggie will be bred to Indiana Jones the next time around, and it will be very interesting to see what she produces with him, since Savannah was sired by his dad. Perhaps a spotted Savannah? We certainly won't mind that!

33½" Brown Jennet
DOB 6/13/04
MDR #39302 ~ DNA Typed

Sire: Willow Creek Luigi, 31¾" Dark Brown
      Grand Sire:   MHT Giovanni, 32" Dark Brown
      Grand Dam:  MHT Crystal, 33½" Gray-Dun

Dam:  Frontier Legends Buffalo Girl, 33¾" Brown
      Grand Sire: NLC Magno Man, 30¾" Dark Brown
      Grand Dam:  MGF Venus Marksalot 38, 34" Gray-Dun

Click here to see Cheyenne Girl's complete pedigree.

Pandora was Cheyenne's first foal, and what a little beauty she is. She went to England, to Isobel McGuinnes, Cashal Stud. Cheyenne gave us another gorgeous jennet foal this spring, born on St. Patrick's day. Her name is Kelly Green (couldn't resist), and what a beauty she is. She has been sold to Cindy Benson of Benson Ranch.

If Cheyenne had not given us these two beautiful girls, she would still be treasured for her wonderful conformation and her overall beauty. She is exceptional, and what a mover! This girl really flies!

We are torn as to which direction to go with Cheyenne for her next breeding, since she has the potential to produce some exceptional performance offspring, but most likely it will just be too tempting to not go to Indy with this one. But you never know, we could go either way. Whatever we decide, I'm sure she will continue to produce outstanding offspring, and we very much look forward to the next one!