Stud Fee: $300

Choice's Flashy Cut

Well, where do I start?  I doubt there is a more talented speed racking horse that has ever lived and even if there is, then I’m sure that there isn’t a better horse in the world to breed to if you are wanting a speed racking foal.  Flash is a five time world champion speed racking horse and a one time world grand champion speed racking horse.  He is the only horse that was ever able to defeat the great Speck.  On top of his own accomplishments, Flash has also sired a world grand champion speed racking horse and a Texas State Champion speed racking horse.  And that’s not all, several of his get have been very successful in the show ring.  Flash is probably my easiest handling stallion and he has sired a lot of good looking foals.  I am yet to get a black foal.  Everything I’ve raised personally has been grey or chestnut.  Just remember when you get on a Flash foal you better be ready to go.  I’ve never been on one that didn’t have a motor that could take you anywhere you wanted to go all day long.  Flash is the ultimate speed racking horse sire.

Stud Fee: $400

Gen On Ice

Ice is one of the most unique colored horses in our breed.  He is a dark liver chestnut with a flaxen mane and tail.  Along with his color he passes on a lot of good size to his foals.  He too is by the great Prides Generator and out of a Delights Cold Ice mare.  He is a 7/8 brother to the most decorated walking horse of all time, 40 time world champion, Gen’s Fire and Ice.  This stallion is bred in the purple and was a very talented two year old before being injured.  Due to his extraordinary color he was moved directly to the breeding barn and has been admired for many years in the industry for his color, pedigree, and the outstanding foals he has produced.  If you are looking for a top bred walking horse with natural swing, size and beauty this is your guy.

Stud Fee: $250

Gen's Extremely Gold

I really just can’t say enough good about Extreme.  He is a beautiful, golden palomino, sired by arguably the greatest walking horse of all time, Prides Generator.  This stallion has a great disposition and he passes that on to all of his foals.  He also consistently produces upright foals with terrific saddle gaits.  If you are looking to breed for a beautiful foal with a docile nature and a smooth gait, you can’t beat this guy!  On top of everything else he passes on a thick mane and tail which complements any color of horse.

Stud Fee: $400

Go Boy's Gold Insignia

Of all my stallions, Insignia has probably had the most impact on the breed.  He was one of the first spotted stallions available to breed to and he still draws a following today.  He is homozygous for the tobiano gene so you are guaranteed spots.  If you get champagne it’s just an added bonus.  We have raised some really nice foals by Insignia in the past few years and they are good natured and well gaited.  If you are looking to breed for a spotted foal and want to use a proven stallion that many, many mare owners have patronized then Insignia is your man.

Stud Fee: $250

Kodak's Gold Pride

In today’s breeding world, it almost seems stupid to own a palomino stallion for breeding when you could just breed to a cremello and be guaranteed every time for color.  Well, Kodak has just produced too many outstanding foals to sell him or quit breeding him.  We have been fortunate to raise several palominos by Kodak, and if they are by Kodak then they are going to be golden.  Kodak offers a stocky build that is hard to find within the breed these days.  His color and musculature are his greatest attributes.  He also has a terrific disposition to boot.  Some of my absolute finest foals have come from this horse.

Stud Fee: $300

Snowcream

After years of searching and being very particular we were finally able to acquire a cremello stallion that met up to the standards we were looking for.  Bandit’s first foal crop is hitting the ground now and we couldn’t be more pleased.  He is out of good golden stock and he has a gorgeous blaze that he passes to his get.  We all know that any palomino looks better with a blaze.  Bandit is a good old fashion saddle horse with a good quality mane and tail and beautifully refined ears on top of a high set head.  Trip My Trigger’s dam is currently in foal to Bandit and we are looking forward to a half sibling and Trigger look alike.

Stud Fee: $300

Stuntman's Star of Magic

If you know of a horse with better conformation than this guy, well I would like to see it.  His build is pretty much flawless and his rare striking color is just a bonus.  Not only is he a pretty horse, but it doesn’t matter how ugly the mare is, you are going to get a good looking foal.  I am still yet to raise a foal by Star that isn’t at least spotted or blue roan one.  Not to mention, it only takes a day or two to see the natural saddle that he throws to his foals.  If you want a gorgeous foal with a good motor and a unique color, this is the way to go.  Star has never disappointed me and I’m sure he won’t disappoint you.

Stud Fee: $300

Denney’s Luck Buck

Gee, I love amber champagne.  It’s that maroon tint that they have to their manes that get me.  Not only does Lucky Buck have that champagne sheen with the amber mane and tail, he has one of the thickest and waviest manes I have ever seen on a walking horse.  It reminds me a lot of what you often see on the Friesian breed.  He also has a good saddle gait.  I am looking so forward to my first foal crop this year.  Keep a watch on the site and hopefully there will be some on the ground soon.

Stud Fee: $400

Jim’s Fancy Man

Silver dapple is so rare within the breed and if you’re looking to get silver, well I have had great luck with Jim.  I have had ten foals born this year by Jim and nine were silver.  Jim is beautiful stallion with good old blood lines.  His grandsire is Premier Delight and he sires beautiful chocolate dappled foals with silver to white manes and tails.  If you want swingy foals with that old loose walk, and that rare unbeatable contrast of a silver dapple, then Jim is a hard act to beat.

Stud Fee: $400

Trout-Creek’s Rajha

Rajha too is that unique silver color.  Since the color is so rare I needed a couple different lines in order to cross one with the other in hopes to consistently produce the silver color.  Rajha is a nice small horse with good natural swing and a shade of silver that every silver dapple should be.  His color is perfect.  He also offers the sabino gene to a prospective breeder, which seems to contribute to a whiter mane and tail in my past experience.  If you are wanting to breed for a small beautiful colored walking horse this would be a great route to take.

Stud Fee: $400

The Silver Way

Silver Way is my up and coming silver stallion.  He is both silver dapple and sabino.  He also has something that my other two stallions don’t have, and that is a terrific saddle gait.  Silver Way is really coming into his own and I expect him to really produce some nice foals.  I am offering him a stud to a limited number of mares this year.

Stud Fee: $300

The Sharper Edge

Edge is an incredibly talented individual.  I have never seen a horse that exhibited any more natural talent when simply out to pasture.  Besides a two year Plantation Pleasure World Championship title, he is a beautifully put together liver chestnut stallion.  With the current move in the walking horse industry towards the more natural plantation type horse, Edge offers the best of both worlds.  An Edge foal would be a great candidate for show or pleasure.  If you are interested in those signature crooked hind legs and a true natural ability to walk, Edge is the right choice for your mare.