2019 AQHA Gelding ‘ Baby Blue Solanos’  – AKA Gomer. Because he has the personality to match. Gomer is a finished head horse that is easy to rope on. Good in the box, lots and lots of run, rates cattle, nice move in the corner and a snappy face. He has enough run for the high numbers but is really easy to catch on for a lower numbered roper. He has been hauled to jackpots and world series ropings and futurities.

15.2HH Stout Sorrel , big black feet, no blemishes, straight legs.

Gomer is a finished head horse that is easy to rope on. Good in the box, lots and lots of run, rates cattle, nice move in the corner and a snappy face. He has enough run for the high numbers but is really easy to catch on for a lower numbered roper.

This is definitely one of the nicest horses we have had in our barn. He has the best personality. Super friendly, in your pocket, not bothered by tarps, dogs, traffic. Just one of the really easy to get along with horses everyone loves.

Gomer is a trick horse! He can pickup ropes and hand them to you in the saddle when you’re roping. He will side pass to the fence or mounting block to help you get on.

All around, a nice horse that has seen his share of miles on the ranch. He has a fancy handle, correct spins, wants to really stop for a big horse, rides soft in the bridle and collected.

When kept in regular work, he is safe and suitable for the whole family. With extended time off, he may offer a few crow hops during warm-up — more like a couple of quick lead changes than a buck. He has certainly never bucked anyone off, and you can pull him up and hes over it. He is not mean or dirty about it and goes right back to work once warmed up.

Currently located in AZ. Message for price and more info.

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Tick – 2021 AQHA Grey Gelding
Sired with Great Special Effort and Wrangler War Leo right on his papers, Tick’s bred to have both speed, cow and sense — and he proves it every day.

Raised on a big cow-calf ranch in Saskatchewan, he’s packed miles of real outside work: crossing water, rough country, and moving cattle like it’s second nature. He’s big, stout, and sure-footed with solid feet — barefoot and sound. Hes got some filling out to do yet but he is going to be a stout gelding.

Tick isn’t built for the reining or the show pen, but he’s coming along nicely — softening in the bridle, neck reining, side passing, and starting to sit on that big hip of his. He’s been hauled to the arena as a head horse, and he’s starting to find some wheels. Backs in the box and stands quiet, runs to the cow, pulls strong, and starting to face. Hes just one of those horses that makes catching easy. Tick has been to a couple ranch rodeos as well.

He’s as uncomplicated and kind as they come — quiet, safe, and never does anything dumb. No buck, no pull-back, no nonsense. Just easy to be around and eager to please. He’s not going to be your open caliber head horse, but he’s got plenty of run for the 12 and down ropers — and all the heart in the world.

Perfect for someone wanting a reliable, user-friendly gelding that can work all week and rope on the weekends. Heck, we even throw the kids on him for leadline. Tick is an old soul.

Call Jesse 403-336-0797 to come try him! Located in Arizona

Located in Arizona currently. $17,500 USD — $24,000 CAD.