It was with great sadness that we had to report that this incredible mare died in the spring of 2007. We feel fortunate to have owned this grand lady and that we retained two of her daughters to keep for our broodmare band. JoJo was one of those once in a lifetime mares and she will be missed around here for a long time.

We sold "Squee" fall 2010 to Ken Glaser and Paula Coffey and she was retired as a broodmare. They started riding her again and she was a loved part of their family for many years.

Another grand mare from the Don Stearns program that we lost in the spring of 2011. She always brought in a fancy baby. We have kept one of her daughters in our program, Zans Red Hot Candy and she is following in her mother's footsteps.

She represents what we are all about. "Monkey" was out of the great Tyrees Miss Jo Jo and always produced one of our top foals.

From the Estate of Bob Robey. Bob Robey called her his 50 cent mare. We had to put this plucky mare down in 2015. We are fortunate to have a daughter as a replacement. She was a finished calf roping mare that had gone down the road successfully. 46.88% Harlan, 93.75% Foundation.

From the Estate of Bob Robey. Little Bit was a true sweet heart, 37.5% Harlan, 96.875% Foundation. Sadly, we had to put this big hearted mare down in the fall of 2013. She is still missed. She did give us a daughter for the broodmare band and she has a son standing in Oklahoma by Firewater Flit. We used her grandson in 2021 when we lost Sabre Charged at the begining of breeding season.

We had to put this grand old mare down in the fall of 2005. She raised some really nice babies for us with two of her sons going on to be studs for other programs. Unfortunately, in all of the years that we owned her she never gave us a daughter.

It is always hard when you lose a horse and it is especially hard when you lose a great one. We are sad to report that "J.J." passed away on 9/15/19. We did retain 2 of her daughters for the broodmare band. "J.J." earner of a Performance ROM in Calf Roping with 14 AQHA points.  Thank you so much Benny and Susan Scarberry for giving us the opportunity to own this great mare. 18.75% Harlan, 98.44% Foundation.

Toponas Jewel, earner of Performance ROM in Heeling, Poles and Barrels. Jewel is a half sister to Big Honey Harlan and a full sister to Miss Pinch. 6.25% Harlan, 77.34% Foundation. We retired her in 2020 with plans to go back to riding her.

26.5625% Harlan. From the last foal crop bred by Bob Robey. We lost this mare in the summer of 2022 and unfortunately did not have any daughters to replace her.

We lost this gorgeous, sweet mare summer of 2022. She was by Badgers Rodeo Red, Open Reserve World Champion - Senior Tie-Down Roping, Open Performance ROM, Amateur Performance ROM, Open Superior Tie-Down Roping, Amateur High Point Tie-Down Roping, Amateur High Point Breakaway Roping with Points in Heading, Heeling, Tie-Down, Breakaway, Barrel Racing, Pole Bending. Sire of Multiple 1D Barrel Horses, Futurity Winners and World Show Qualifiers in Roping Events as well as Barrels. We did manage to keep two of her daughters and her son.

10.8125% Harlan, 98.44% Foundation. We sent this powerful mare that always raises a powerful baby to Alabama in the summer of 2022. Combines two of our favorite breeders: Bob Robey and Don Stearns. Her 2020 & 2022 fillies also went to Alabama with Tina Coker Hammonds.

10.24% Harlan, 13.38% Leo. Some old time blood in this mare. Her 2018 colt sold to a buyer from Wales in the United Kingdom. We kept her 2021 filly. Her foals were always popular. Sold to Ken Raba in the Fall of 2023.

21.17% Roan Wolf, 20.28% Harlan. A sweet heart of a mare. Roan Wolf sired an AQHA Champion and multiple ROM Performance earners. We sold Heather in the fall of 2023 to the Turner family of TN as she needed a place that was a little greener and friendlier in the winter. We did manage to keep three of her daughters for replacements.