PoJo Ranch

Several years ago my husband and I went looking for a couple trail horses. Like most potential riders our first horses were not exactly as advertised.  As a result two horses became four then eight then...well, you get the picture.  We have bred and raised Paso Finos (the lamborghini of the gaited world); Missouri Fox Trotters (the poor man's gaited horse) and are now raising Tennessee Walkers (the cadillac ride). The goal has always been to raise naturally gaited, good natured, easy riding horses.  Grab your hat, pull on your boots, and throw that saddle in the truck and come to PoJo Ranch.  You can saddle up and find out what gait suits you best.

THE SEARCH!!

Searching for a trail buddy?  Need some help?  I try to keep a list of available, fully trained horses near the phone.  These horses are being offered by individuals I know, trust, and can recommend. Call for their phone numbers.

OUR STALLION

The PoJo Ranch stallion is a son of Spotted Alen Again and we all know he's produced some of the winningest get around.  Alen's Silverado is out of a Big Shot/Sun's Delight mare and has a superb saddle gait.  Silverado is just plain smooth!  He appears to be passing that gait on to his offspring along with consistently excellent conformation and head nod. It took us 10 years to get to this point but this is a stallion who deserves to remain a stallion.  His foals are good minded, well gaited and the color range has been amazing.  In this case color is strictly an added bonus! Silverado is registered has tested A/At which means he has agouti and is a seal brown buckskin.  He has the cream, tobiano and agouti genes to pass to his foals.  He also has the lean, thorobred-y body style and refined head to pass as well.  As always Alen's Silverado is only offered to a limited booking each year.  Book early for 2010 or you could just buy one of his two remaining 2009 foals!

Silver is registered TWHBEA, SSHBEA, PSHR, NSSH.

 Silverado is returning to PoJo Ranch the 1st week in July.  Yahoo!  Book your breeding now! No booking fee or mare care charges.

Winter view on the Barren Fork.

This site was last Updated

July 2, 2010

 Here is a shot of Silverado being ridden by a 14 year old down the trail.  He was pulled out of his mare band, saddled up and headed out.  Did he call to his mares?  Oh yeah but he did exactly what was asked of him.  Stallions don't often come this gentle.