Spiller Ranch 2008 foals are here! We don't have many but they are good ones!
The Spiller Ranch is located south of the Steamboat Mountains between Abilene and San Angelo, where the Big Country region of West Texas unfolds into the Concho Valley. The landscape is a mosaic of rolling hills and rocky breaks, rich farmland and native prairie grass pastures, mesquite and live oak, prickly pear and yucca. It is here, that good horses are made.
Spiller Ranch mares are ridden and demonstrate why their babies have not only "fabulous forehands" and "superior posteriors" but ability and 'trainability'.
The foal crops of 2006, 2007 & 2008 are sired by Funny B Blue MuchaMan. MuchaMan's willingness to babysit, his tolerance of a gelding ridden through his mares during breeding season, and to allow a ten-year-old to ride him bareback with a rope around his neck, explains why his babies have exceptional minds and dispositions. And then there is the color...
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A look at Spiller Ranch pedigrees will reveal why our horses have good bone, excellent feet, substance, ability, speed and looks. These enduring qualities have sustained the popularity of Hancock & Driftwood horses for eight decades. In today's world of specialization, where thousands of horses are bred each year with hopes of winning a single event, be it racing's All-American Futurity, cutting's NCHA Futurity, NRHA reining championship, NRCHA cowhorse championship, or an AQHA World halter championship, Spiller Ranch horses hold true to the AQHA's original vision of the versatile performance horse. While they may not win the pinnacle of those specialized events, they will be able to do any of them well and just might be your next Ranch Versatility Champion or AQHA Supreme Champion. That is the kind of horse we strive to produce.
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Bud Forell, 26th US Army Infantry Regiment 'Blue Spaders', 1st Infantry Division 1952-1954.
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