Our Triple B Mares: 

our girls each have their own information page which

may be accessed by clicking on their names.  We have some

of our brood mares listed for sale so If you see a mare you are

interested in, lets discuss it...

1998 APHA Mare, Box C Wimpy Psylocke

A funky name, homozygous black...she has got IT ALL!

APHA Box C Wimpy Psylocke - 95.31% FQHR & 83.98% FQHA bred,

heterozygous Tobiano Mare, standing approximately 15 hands, and 

a half sister to Will Spot Ya, an APHA Leading Sire and 

Champion Producer.

2007 APHA Mare, QTs Golden Crystal

APHA QT's Golden Crystal, A 2007double Homozygous Perlino Tovero mare.  

She is homozygous for the Tobiano gene and the Cream gene meaning 

she will always produce a painted diluted coat foal such as a painted buckskin, 

a painted palomino, painted cremello or even another painted perlino!  Her 

sire, QTs Crystal Bear, a multi-talented horse, champion in a wide variety of

 disciplines and her dam, Kings Country Gold, a soft King line bred mare with 

beauty and intelligence.  A guarantee of color with every foal!  No solid 

colored horses with this little filly!

Baby "Q"...

"Q's" Sire, QTs Crystal Bear in 2007

"Q's" dam, Kings Country Gold in 2008 being rode in Belgium.

Yearling "Q"...dirty but purty, like my paw prints on my painted lady?

Here is a photo taken in January 2011 of "Q" she has grown into a beautiful mare...

with a wicked calm mind.

To learn more about our "Q" click here.

1998 NFQHA, FQHA, AQHA Mare, Lady Van Belle

NFQHA eligible, FQHA & AQHA  Lady Van Belle - 93.75% Foundation Quarter Horse, 

double registered, she is a stunning soft and willing Dun Mare with King, Poco Bueno,

Three Bars, on top and bottom, Leo & Wimpy on the bottom.  This little lady is 

dripping foundation quarter horse, standing a whole 14.3 hands and is one of 

the finest moms I have ever seen.   She actually gives up the feed bucket to her foal.  

No need for creep or foal feeders with this gentle soul.  Picture posted below is 

Belle in pasture condition from the mountains of Tennessee, and only being with 

us for a couple of weeks.  We will pretty her up and take better photos after she 

has settled in and gotten comfortable...man this girl is soft.

January 2009, Belle enjoying the snow!

May 28th, 2009, Ms. Belle, just after her foal was born...

Belle's DNA results are in and she is D/d, A/a, E/e...She carries the red factor but

can produce black points on her foals. To learn more about Belle, click here.