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Ole Man Cougarand is a "Champagne" Palomino. Champagnes are born with blue eyes and they turn brown with age, they have pink freckled skin on their muzzle, around their eyes and on their genitals. They appear to have an almost metallic sheen to their coat. Most horses' hair shafts are solid, but a champagne's are translucent, giving the coat a stained-glass sheen. The champagne dilution is a dominant modifier resulting in a predictable match of crossing colors.
I really like my stallion "Dual Dash" and want to ride one of his colts, but he is young and I don't have anything old enough yet. If Ole Man Cougarand was by Dual Dash, he would not be for sale. This is a very special horse.
Update: Ole Man Cougarand won the RMBA Ranch Horse 5/under class in Deer Lodge. See pictures in above slide show.
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Dam: Doc Shy Ann
Shy Ole Man
Ole Man Cougarand
2006 AQHA Palomino Gelding
This gray filly is our first colt from this mare, and we hope you are as excited about her as we are. She is really friendly and should grow to 15.1HH. She is very athletic, straight, good conformation, and will do good in any discipline. The Gray Starlights have been consistent winners in NRCHA and all performance disciplines. Her sire is our stallion, Dual Dash, that we stand and use on the ranch. Dual Jazz is a NCHA LTE, $60,000, and Dual Pep is the #3 All-Time NCHA producer and Jazabell Quixote is the #4 All-time NCHA mare. Preferred Pay is the Dash for Cash son that the 6666’s kept for their use.
Starlights Gray Dual
2011 AQHA Gray Filly
McKays Frosty Guy
2007 AQHA Sorrel Gelding
Freckles (15.2HH and 1200#) is a full brother to the horse we called Jack, that was the Reserve High selling RMBA horse in 2007. This horse is equally talented. He has been with Josey Sutton for three summers. Freckles needs someone with soft hands and with patience. He will be a top contender at any speed event and is “catty” and quick enough to do anything with a cow. He is not for the inexperienced, but the right individual could have a lot of fun with this horse.
Note that his pedigree is loaded with talented and successful horses. Dam is a granddaughter of the great Secretariat AND Doc's Jack Frost.
This is the last Doc McKay gelding that we have, and they have been good to us.
TRUE BLUE DUAL
2010 AQHA Roan Filly
I don’t know if True Blue Dual is going to be blue; she has chestnut highlights that add to her beauty. She is a sweetheart and is gentle enough for anyone. Dual Dash does that. His sire Dual Jazz is a NCHA LTE of $60,000. Her dam True Blue Valenta was the high selling broodmare at the 2010 RMBA sale. This filly can easily be the heart of anyone’s program. She will excel in any discipline. The buyer will never regret this purchase. The Dual Peps are noted as the most gentle of the top performance bloodlines.