Whetham Quarter Horses

Sak Em Wily Wood

1998 Dun Stallion    15.1 Hands

Woody's Pedigree

We can't say enough about this horse.  We purchased Woody as a yearling.  He has been our primary stallion ever since.  Besides being extremely athletic, Woody has a disposition to die for.  You could hand breed him with a twine string.  I can walk out in the pasture and catch him right in the middle of the mares even during breeding season.  In 2007, we pulled him out of the mares and took him to 2 brandings.  Last fall I helped the neighbor gather and sort the cows from the calves on him.  I have pasture and team roped off of him but he is not what I consider a finished rope horse.  He saddles, loads, ties, clips, etc. like an old gelding.  You won't know that he is a stallion while you are riding him.  He is exceptional in the box and really runs to cattle well.  He is as smooth as glass to ride and extremely athletic.  Woody has 9 colt crops with the vast majority being buckskin and dun.  Five of his horse colts were DNA typed indicating use as a stallion.  His colts are being used for breeding, ranch, arena and feedlot use with numerous repeat customers.  His colts come right up to you in the pasture and are exceptionally easy to work with and train.    Stud Fee for 2010 is $400 plus mare care. 

Woody and Dan turn one in the practice pen for his brother, Shon, in June of 2010.

Seven S Gunpoint AKA "Gunner"

Gunner and Siobhan O'Connell from the Sliding SL Ranch

             2004 Buckskin Stallion

 Own Son of 2004 AQHA Superhorse - Real Gun

By an Own Daughter of Smart Chic Olena          

Gunners pedigree

Gunner is an own son of Real Gun, the 2004 AQHA Superhorse of the Year who has 473 AQHA points. His dam is an own daughter of Smart Chic Olena whose foals have produced 166.5 AQHA points. Gunner was raised on the 7S Stuart Ranch in Waurika, OK. We purchased him as a 2 year old. He has a natural slide and is a very quick learner.  This horse is the complete package.....exceptional conformation and disposition, athletic and extremely smart all rolled up in a golden buckskin package. He acts like a gelding when you are using him but is a proven sire and will be a stallion when you want him to be. He has been pasture and hand bred and throws color. He has been rode in and out of the arena. I took him to several ranch brandings in 2008 roping and dragging calves to the fire. He has a lot of cow and could easily be trained in working cow horse, reined cow horse, cutting or roping. His colts have his fabulous disposition, athleticism and are quick learners. His first colt crop was in 2007.  His colts are built for reining and cutting.  They are powerful and compact with exceptional hip and good, straight legs.  You will love this horse. He is 100% guaranteed in all ways. He was shown in 2 NRHA shows in May of 2009.  He placed 3rd in a Green Horse Class in Lincoln and won the same class at his second show in Broken Bow, NE.  Gunner spent the last year in Wisconsin but will be coming home shortly.  We have decided to sell him as we just don't have sufficient mares to justify keeping him around.  This horse is a finished reiner.  Here is a video link of him being ridden by a beginning reiner in a green as grass class this past spring - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86SHGkU8guc   This is a great opportunity to own an exceptional animal.  Campaign him or breed him - he's a bargain either way.  $15,000

REFERENCE SIRES

These stallions were owned previously and are shown here for reference only.

Olenas Peppy Badger

1997 Gray Stallion    15.3 Hands

Badger's Pedigree

We sold Badger in 2006 when we purchased Gunner.  We were fortunate to have owned him.  We are going to miss having him around.     

Skips Go Lucky Lucas

1994 Sorrel Stallion    15.3 Hands

Luke's Pedigree

Here are a couple of pictures of Skips Go Lucky Lucas.  Luke was our second stud and the sire of many of the mares we currently own.  We kept this stud for several years.  He was the heaviest muscled horse I have ever owned.  He was a gentle giant.  We sold Luke in 1999 when we purchased Woody as we were not set up for multiple sires at that time.  I'm not totally sure if Brenda has forgiven me for that yet.