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RG Morgans/Denmark Ranch Harris & Joanie Grunden family 32913 So. Cottonwood Canyon Rd. Maxwell, Ne 69151 Home: 308-367-4214

www.rgmorgans.com denmarkranch@yahoo.com Cell: 308-367-7225

Ranch Raised, Quality Morgans since 1969!

Hello friends! We hope you’re all doing well, keeping healthy and safe, too. We’re sorry it’s taken us a bit this year to get these out. Thank you for your patience. We’re sure you’re probably wondering if we’ve forgotten about you. I think we’ve been running behind (well, since forever), but definitely since this spring. Along with several other adjoining landowners, we’ve been preparing for a prescribed burn for about five years now and on a quiet, beautiful April morning, we lit it up. We were supposed to have three more weeks to finish stuffing trees into ravines and cutting ones out of the fence lines, but everyone was worried if we’d be shut down due to regulations, (because it definitely takes more than ten people to pull it off). So, with about a 36 hour notice to tie up the boundary lines, the match was struck. I’m sure we could’ve tinkered another year and still would’ve found more to do. Thanks to a good bunch of friends & neighbors, it went off without a hitch. A little scary as it was right up to the perimeter of our yard. The old mares & studs stayed by the farmstead, the rest of the herd was a mile away. We’re still rebuilding fence lines. And while normally we’d be able to turn back out to grass, there hasn’t been enough rain for good regrowth, so most of the horses have been getting supplemented with hay and grain this year. So, you might say, the foals were all eating good before we weaned them. The bad part? No rain has meant hauling water at a pretty steady pace the past couple months. If anything, the hard work is a welcome distraction to hearing about all the unrest, evil and destruction in our country and in the hearts of so many people. We are thankful for our quiet, little corner of the world where most folks still have some common sense, morals & values, but our thoughts and prayers are with all of our fellow Americans who aren’t as fortunate. With the election fast approaching, we, like everyone else, wonder if things will get better or worse. Harris hopes to make most of the deliveries before the election if possible, so if you’re interested in a horse, please get in touch as soon as possible so we can get it tucked in on a trip. Currently, we have horses bound for Montana, Michigan, Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania.

We’ve took the majority of these pictures middle of August. My goodness, they’ve grown since then! We’ve got a few additions in our stallion line up that we’re pretty excited about and we think you will be too! They’re some of those solid, foundation lines that our program was built on, just coming from a bit of a different direction. We also have some changes coming in the form of “taking deposits.” After several years of doing this at customers’ requests, we will honor the ones we currently have on hand but we will not be taking any new ones. The deposits consist of a handful of planned crosses as well as a couple carryovers and affect about a third of our 2021 crop. We’re sorry if that’s letting some of you down, we just know we need do something different and we hope you understand. We think we’ll be able to be more efficient, get the catalogs out sooner and be a lot less confusing for everyone and a lot less stressful for us! To have to call someone and let them know, “The mare you chose slipped her foal”, or “didn’t settle” or “We lost the mare”, or “We know you wanted a black colt but she had a filly” and they’ve got to either choose another foal of similar bloodlines or wait another year? It definitely upsets our nerves and the applecart. So, when we build our catalog next year, we’ll be looking ahead to make sure to allow a sufficient amount of time for the catalogs to reach everyone and as well as some time for you to read through it and call with questions or requests for more info. There will be specific date will be listed, that we’ll start taking “sale” calls. We hope you understand. Please call if you have any questions. We are also going with a different print company this year! We heard about a place in Kansas called Livestock Direct. Seen some examples of their work and it looks pretty nice! Please know, that if you see any errors, it’s due to us, not them! Not only do they print the catalogs, but they will also be mailing them out directly to you! I’m sure this will sound silly, but I’ll miss the opportunity to include a hand written scribble when time allowed, but as Harris said, you all are reading plenty of my scribbles throughout this catalog and most people would rather get the catalog! We’re pretty sure these folks will get this out to you quicker than we do around our kitchen table. Therefore, in the future, if you have any changes to your contact information, please let us know so we can make sure we “find you”. And by chance, if you hear someone say that they’d called for a catalog but never received one? Please tell them to call again!! Trying to simplify life, I made an address book on the computer so I could more easily add names in alphabetical order. Apparently I hadn’t “saved my changes” and one day, the computer automatically restarted. The new names I added didn’t save to the list and by then, I’d thrown out our handwritten notes from some new callers. Unfortunately, there are about fifteen people whose names we’re missing. We even dug through the burn barrel that hadn’t yet been lit, but only recovered a couple. All I know, is for all the digging through rubbish, notebooks, etc., we did? And knowing there’s a few people out there who think we don’t care?

Ugh. Life definitely did NOT get any “more simple.” We now keep a hand written notebook and one on the computer. These last two paragraphs haven’t changed much in a few years. It’s just impossible to word this any differently. But please know, it’s meant as sincerely, as ever. We thank you all for your calls, letters and visits! We appreciate them all. And we hope we can continue to do this for many more. We enjoy everything about raising Morgans and helping people find what they’re looking for. But most especially, it’s the people…the friendships that are most rewarding. We are so grateful for all the wonderful folks we’ve met over the years! Heartfelt thanks to all of you who make it possible for us to continue raising Morgans. Regardless if you’ve called for a catalog, passed on our information, purchased a stud fee, bid on or purchased a horse; or supported us with your kindness and friendship at the Buckeye, in our travels or in our life…or took the time to drop us a note to tell us you admire our stock…we sincerely appreciate it. We wish you all a good year ahead and hope to visit with you or see you, soon. Take good care, Harris, Joanie, Jace & Dallas

A Bit of History Harris’ family has been raising registered Morgans since 1969. His parents, Harvey & Myrna, were looking a smoother riding horse for ranch work to help Harvey’s ailing back as well as a kind hearted, dependable horse for their young family, too. They soon fell in love with the beauty, work ethic and kind disposition of the Morgan horse. The common sense, stamina and heart of the Morgan, were exactly what they were looking for. They built their herd with Flyhawk and those wonderful western working lines. We aren’t trying to change what they built, just enhance it as best we can. We’ll always be grateful for the trust & knowledge they shared with us. In 2002, with a handful of mares we leased from Harris’ folks and three of our own, we built our home just a few miles down the road. A little town called Denmark once existed in the hills behind our place, so we thought it only fitting to call our new homestead RG Morgans/Denmark Ranch. We make our living raising kids, cattle and Morgan horses. To support that hobby, we also drive a school bus; do a bit of catering and clear cedar trees from pastures. As for our horses…we put just as much stock in our broodmares as we do the stallions. There isn’t one on the place that doesn’t have a job. They earn their keep by raising the foals out in the pastures and by being good mamas. With the exception of three, all of the mature mares in our band have had at least 30 days of saddle work before joining our program. Some are also trained to drive and we still call upon a few of them for ranch work. This enables us to have a better idea of how their work ethic, capabilities & personalities. It also gives us more insight on what they may pass on to their foals. They also handle easier at breeding and foaling time, are friendlier and of course all that makes for a more calm, quiet, friendly herd. They will literally, peacefully surround you in the pasture, waiting for your attention. Unless otherwise stated, every horse for sale in this catalog has been imprinted, halter and lead broke. They are all current on vaccinations, worming and trimming. They stand well for the farrier. If the proper age, they have had dental work, wolf teeth pulled, etc. Our foals are handled often, and even after they are weaned, we continue with the attention we give them. We keep the weanlings in a large corral or small pasture to grain and hay separately from the herd until they are at least a year and a half old. As yearlings and two year olds, they are often haltered, lead, have their feet picked up, etc. Saddle work begins around two and a half years of age. All our stallions are trained to ride and drive at the appropriate age. They are occasionally taken to town for a show or presentation but are mainly used for ranch work. They have an excellent work ethic, manners and disposition.

RG Denmark’s Justa Farmer

(RG Black Dandy x Coal Creek Lara) * 2006 Black Stallion * * 16.0 H * Homozygous Black * 100% Foundation * Live cover, fresh/frozen shipped semen available, $750 stud fee LFG Farmer is one of the best we’ve raised. He is an outstanding representative of our program and the type of Morgan we continually try to produce. As far as we’re concerned, he’s the total package. Powerful, strong build, correct conformation, athletic, common sense with a loving, gentle disposition. Easy to handle, trained to ride and drive. Crosses well with any mare, stamps his foals with his classic Rimlo Black Dandy style and beauty. His Rimlo Black Prince 25366 BLK BT foals are sought after for 70440 BLK DNA SBT LOM Sally RG Black Dandy 023261 BLK breeding programs across 154629 BLK QDNA Teton Shadow Hawk RG Black Sentola 85526 BLK BT the country and can also 0113458 BLK DNA QBT RG Lorelei Lee be found excelling in a 086295 BAY SBT Wyoming Flyhawk variety of disciplines. Teton Royal Raven 24795 BLK BT Fourteen years of age and 86284 BLK BT Tetonia Royalty Coal Creek Lara 021099 CHNT BT we still can’t produce 0124104 BLK DNA QBT Kahlua Kahlua's Onyx Star 15362 CHNT BT enough Farmer foals. 096134 BLK DNA SBT

Coal Creek Ebonybess 069475 BLK BT

RG Denmark’s Justa Cowboy

(RG Denmark’s Justa Farmer x RG Cowgirlsblack Catalina) 2017 Black Stallion*No markings*Currently 15.2½-15.3*H.Black*100% We consider Cowboy’s sire and dam to be some of our finest. Cowgirl is one of the first mares we bought from Harris’ folks when we married. She’s 20 years old now and has consistently produced the top quality foals. Quiet, gentle and beautiful. And so are her foals. They’ve been used as breeding stock and have made for some fantastic trail and driving horses. Cowboy is stunning, elegant has plenty of action. Rimlo Black Prince Cowboy had some RG Black Dandy 70440 BLK DNA SBT driving time applied last 154629 BLK QDNA RG Black Sentola RG Denmark's Justa Farmer 0113458 BLK DNA QBT winter. This winter, 171782 BLK QDNA Teton Royal Raven we’re hoping to put some Coal Creek Lara 86284 BLK BT 0124104 BLK DNA QBT Kahlua's Onyx Star riding miles on him. 096134 BLK DNA SBT Couldn’t be happier with Rimlo Black Dandy Rimlo Black Prince 25366 BLK BT his first crop of foals this 70440 BLK DNA SBT LOM Sally year and we’ve settled RG Cowgirlsblack Catalina 023261 BLK 0149065 BLK QDNA Kahlua's Onyx Star five to him for 2021. Kahlua's Onyx Star 096134 BLK DNA SBT

15362 CHNT BT Coal Creek Ebonybess 069475 BLK BT

MUR Royal’s Joyride

(Tom Shoe x RC Royal Princess) * 2002 Brown Stallion * Rt. Hind Fetlock Distal Spots * 16.0 H * H. Black*99.5% Foundation Live cover, fresh/frozen shipped semen available, $750 stud fee LFG Royal’s been Harris’ loyal mount for ranch work for over 15 years. Mostly retired now, he still has the desire & endless stamina to work when called upon. His endurance is second to none. He has a tremendous work ethic, common sense and maneuvers the cat-steps with ease and skill. Royal’s offspring are as versatile as he is, inheriting his stamina, work ethic, beauty and smooth, graceful lines. He has Rimlo Black Valiant sired 70 foals and they Black Val's Jim 23109 BLK BT excel at riding, driving, 120495 BLK DNA QBT Happy Day Kizzy 0101966 BLK SBT ranch and feedlot work, Tom Shoe 139244 BLK DNA QBT Jante Mountain Man trail, dressage, family Ranches A&F Crystal 75017 BLK BT 096163 BLK DNA SBT Delmaytion Ann horses and as sought after 022704 CHNT breeding stock. Royal’s Teton Blackman Teton Black Beauty 86285 BLK BT foals can take a little 105005 BLK DNA SBT Tetonia Royal Ann longer to mature but when RC Royal Princess 016837 CHNT 0125826 BRWN DNA QBT Rimlo Black Prince they do, they are simply Miss Prairie Queen 70440 BLK DNA SBT 0101655 BRWN DNA SBT RG Praire Queen stunning and powerful. 8

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RG Denmarks Thunderstruck

(MUR Royal’s Joyride x Bessia’s Apache Tears) 2018 Black Stallion * Currently 15.2H. Black * 99.75%* As our stallions are getting some age on them, we’re trying to prepare and have a couple boys grown up and ready to take their place. Royal is going on 19. We have just a few breeding age daughters of his and a few coming up, so a stud of Royal would complement our Farmer daughters well, just like Royal did our Dandy girls. When we leased the Bessia mares, we both admired Apache Tears for an outcross. Apache was by the legendary Sharthunder and out of Black Val's Jim Tom Shoe 120495 BLK DNA QBT one of Dorothea’s top 139244 BLK DNA QBT Ranches A&F Crystal 096163 BLK DNA SBT mares, Jubarose. We MUR Royal's Joyride Teton Black Beauty knew if we’d get a 160044 BLK QDNA RC Royal Princess 105005 BLK DNA SBT 0125826 BRWN DNA QBT Miss Prairie Queen colt, we’d have an 0101655 BRWN DNA SBT outcross for the Wyoming Flyhawk Sharthunder 24795 BLK BT majority of our herd. 102852 BLK DNA QBT Triple S Ebonella Her classic old style Bessia's Apache Tears 067443 BLK DNA QBT Domino Joe brought a nice balance 0151778 BLK QDNA Bessia's Jubarose 16417 BLK BT 0100165 BLK DNA QBT Tetonia Rosa JJ & type to this colt! 022602 CHNT BT

Denver’s Sensation

(Flower of Déjà vu x RG Royal Mountain Laurel) 2018 Black Stallion * No Markings * H. Black* 99.88%* Currently 15.3 A few years ago, (in one of the stupidest moves we made), we let the sire of this colt go. What made it one of the best moves…he went to our good friends Willis & Susy Mast of Danville, Ohio. They’re raising some really nice foals by him and they were nice enough to hold this guy back for us. We bought him sight unseen and when he arrived this spring, Harris immediately called Willis to tell him how ugly he was.  Couldn’t even contain our excitement over the phone long enough to play a trick as they surely could hear it in our voices. Actually, we like him so well, that we bred seven mares to him for 2021! So excited to see those babies! His dam comes from some of our oldest lines in our program, (Rimlo, Teton, Kahlua). His sire has famed Wyoming Flyhawk Caduceus Denver 24795 BLK BT sport horses Caduceus Denver 90415 BLK DNA SBt Topside Sable of Déjà Vu 020252 BRWN and DJJJ Ebony Gold. An Flower 178749 BLK QDNA DJJJ Ebony Gold Battersea Jolie 101465 BLK DNA QBT outstanding mix of old, proven 0134292 CHNT DNA QBT Battersea Eiffel foundation lines. Thanks again 0117283 BLK DNA SBT Tom Shoe to the Mast family for MUR Royal's Joyride 139244 BLK DNA QBT 160044 BRWN QDNA RC Royal Princess considering us for this RG Royal Mountain Laurel 0125826 BRWN DNA QBT 0183679 BAY QDNA Rimlo Black Prince magnificent stallion! RG Cowgirlsblack Catalina 0149065 BLK DNA SBT

70440 BLK DNA SBT Kahlua's Onyx Star 096134 BLK DNA SBT

Robbi Sue’s Ragtime (Edelweiss Magic Man x Robbi-Sue Misalert) 1998 Buckskin Stallion

* *15.3H * 96.4% Foundation* Gus has over 100 foals scattered around the world. You can find them in breeding programs, show rings, as sport horses and excelling in any type of discipline you imagine. Gus is a gentle soul and sires foals with athletic ability and outstanding conformation. We now have two of his beautiful daughters that are breeding age, heavy hitter 2008 RG Miss Martina and 2017 RG Denmark’s Lorelei Lee. You can see them with other mares, pictured near the back of the catalog.

Derawnda Zeus (JMF Mr. Bojangles x LSPR Royal Lady Bo)

1999 Black Stallion * 15.1H * 98%Foundation*H. Black* While we hoped to have Zeus here for the rest of his breeding career, it just wasn’t in the cards. Zeus desperately needed to be in a home where he could not only be with mares over the winter, but pasture breed as well. We are just not set up to safely do that, here. Nor could we be, very easily. Zeus now happily makes his home in Indiana. He had such a high percentage of fillies vs. colt ratio. But we helped the colt average considerably. We had several folks ask to keep us in mind for his fillies, but only had two. We retained them and one of his colts for our future. Bay filly out of RG Denver’s Belle Starr, Black filly (RG Denmark Miss Melania) and brown colt (Bessia’s Bright Star).

We hope you enjoy the catalog! If you see something you’re interested in and would like to visit, the best time to reach us is early mornings or late evenings. We are always up until at least midnight so don’t think it’s ever “too late to call.” It’s not!! And if it’s during calving season, you might be doing us a favor by waking us up for a night check! Mom & Dad had a tradition of delivering for actual cost of fuel & lodging. We continued to honor that tradition for 17 years, but we’re sorry to say, we’ve got to add $100/horse now, to help breakeven on the wear & tear on pickup/trailer and lost wages of being gone, etc., that are just adding up to be too much…We hope you understand. (But don’t fret…we’re still several hundred dollars cheaper than professional haulers). Before we make a “run”, we figure the closest and quickest path of travel to the different location. Then, the cost is divided amongst the number of horses on the trailer, up to each drop off point. Anyone “off the beaten path” of that main route, is responsible for their share of the fuel/extra lodging that it took to reach their point and back to the main trail. We try to make it as fair & reasonable as possible for everyone. We do not charge board for foals when purchased as weanlings for fall delivery. As for older stock, charging for board depends on when they’re spoken for and when the time of delivery or pick up is scheduled. We do not profit on board, we just charge our cost of feed. If you have any questions or concerns about this, please give us a call. Coggins and health papers are required for delivery and are at the expense of the buyer. Registration papers provided upon complete payment. The foals were weaned near the end of September. They’ve all been vaccinated and wormed. The farrier will be out before delivery. If you have any questions at all, please don’t hesitate to ask. More than anything, we want our customers to be happy. Sincere thanks!

REWARD for info leading to return of 2014 Smoky Grulla, Reg. Morgan Mare, 15.1 ½H. BAR NON SHADY BLUE SKY. Stolen May 18-19, 2020 between hours of 9:00 pm-May 19, 12:00 noon. Heavy in foal, Due June 1, 2020. Quiet, Friendly, trained to ride. Hot iron brands on left side. “44” on shoulder, “RG” on hip. Pic at right taken May 18, 2020, 9:00 p.m. Picture below with 2020 foal.

RG Denmark Soaring Eagle (RG Denmark’s Justa Farmer x Bessia’s Fiesta Carmela) Bay Stud Colt, 100%Foundation June 9, 2020

For those of you folks that remember our long-time producing mare, Bessia’s Abishag, Carmela is a full sister. And like Abishag, she’s also 15.3-16.0 hands and built like a brick. He’s got a lovely arch to his neck and stands proud. He’s broad chested, big boned with strong legs and feet. He’s not homozygous black but has dark undertones, just like his dam. We just can’t say enough about his sire. We think Eagle would make an excellent stallion prospect or excel in any discipline you choose. Unfortunately, his dam is open for 2021. This colt should easily mature to 15.3 hands. Fall/Winter 2020: $2700

Rimlo Black Prince 70440 BLK DNA SBT RG Black Sentola 0113458 BLK DNA QBT Teton Royal Raven Coal Creek Lara 86284 BLK BT 0124104 BLK DNA QBT Kahlua's Onyx Star 096134 BLK DNA SBT Wyoming Flyhawk Sharthunder 24795 BLK BT 102852 BLK DNA QBT Triple S Ebonella 067443 BLK DNA QBT Teton Royal Raven Bessia's Jubalea 86284 BLK BT 0105432 CHNT DNA QBT Tetonia Rosa JJ 024230 BAY BT RG Black Dandy 154629 BLK QDNA

RG Denmark's Justa Farmer 171782 BLK QDNA

Bessia's Fiesta Carmela 0168222 BAY QDNA

RG Denmark Badge of Honor (RG Denmark’s Justa Farmer x Bessia’s Hannah Montana) Bay Colt, H. Black, 99.6% June 3, 2020 Honor has changed so much since these photos were taken over a month ago! All of the foals have grown so much, I wish we had time to snap new pics but we don’t. If anything, we hope you’ll all be pleasantly surprised at how much they’ve grown when you get to see them. Honor’s dam is a ¾ sib to Eagle and she also falls in that 15.3-16.0 hand range. Main difference between the two, besides Honor being homozygous black, is Honor’s neck is just a little thicker and shorter and he himself is a little more compact. Both have friendly dispositions, they’re both packed with a strong build, muscle, a long legged extension and a beautiful trot. Should easily mature to 15.3 hands. Fall/Winter 2020: $2650.00

RG Black Dandy 154629 BLK QDNA RG Denmark's Justa Farmer 171782 BLK QDNA Coal Creek Lara 0124104 BLK DNA QBT

MUR Royal's Joyride 160044 BRWN QDNA RG Denmark's Kiss Me Kate 0189651 BRWN QDNA RG Kate's Cattle Call 0168196 BAY QDNA

Rimlo Black Prince 70440 BLK DNA SBT RG Black Sentola 0113458 BLK DNA QBT Teton Royal Raven 86284 BLK BT Kahlua's Onyx Star 096134 BLK DNA SBT Tom Shoe 139244 BLK DNA QBT RC Royal Princess 0125826 BRWN DNA QBT RG Black Dandy 154629 BLK QDNA RG Cattle Kate 090095 BAY DNA QBT

RG Denmark’s Leo (RG Denmark’s Justa Farmer x RG Denmark’s Kiss Me Kate) Black Colt, H. Black, 99.75% June 11, 2020 Although we ultrasound every mare to confirm pregnancy and to check for twins, Kate was hiding one. This first time mama not only carried them full term but almost two weeks past her due date. This colt was born first, followed only minutes later by a smaller colt. Kate wanted them both and we tried hard but lost the second colt 36 hours later. Leo is as proud & typy as they come. The only thing we’d fault him for would be he’s a little pinched in his hocks. At first, we figured it might be due to being out of room as they were a little scrunched up! We’ve not had him trimmed yet so that might make a difference but we just wanted to point it out to you and let you decide from there if you would like him as a stallion prospect. If not, he’d make a wonderful family horse for your littles to grow up with. Maternal side of this pedigree is filled with family favorite lines that excel in riding & driving & their caring, loving dispositions. Fall/Winter 2020: $2600.00 RG Black Dandy 154629 BLK QDNA RG Denmark's Justa Farmer 171782 BLK QDNA Coal Creek Lara 0124104 BLK DNA QBT

Sharthunder 102852 BLK DNA QBT Bessia's Hannah Montana 0175696 BAY QDNA Bessia's Ione 095210 CHNT DNA SBT

Rimlo Black Prince 70440 BLK DNA SBT RG Black Sentola 0113458 BLK DNA QBT Teton Royal Raven 86284 BLK BT Kahlua's Onyx Star 096134 BLK DNA SBT Wyoming Flyhawk 24795 BLK BT Triple S Ebonella 067443 BLK DNA QBT Beckridge Donlyn 69235 CHNT QBT Mortana Teresa 078478 CHNT 15

2020 foals held by deposit: Top row are by Farmer, black colt out of Bessia’s Katie Scarlet and bay filly out of RG Miss Martina). Middle: 2020 RG Black Ember Hawk, (Farmer x RG Lillie Hawk. Lillie had a black filly we were planning on retaining. A young girl in Florida used to own a full brother to Lillie. We decided to let her go and hope for another. If not, we might be making a trip to Florida, someday.

Bottom left: 2020 Black colt, (Farmer x Apache). Headed home to Montana with Dorothea’s grand daughter and her family. Bottom right: Apache and her “2nd foal.” RG Love’s Enduring Promise. We lost Coal Creek Taylor Jo to colic, her foal just a few weeks old. Refusing the bottle, bucket, etc., when separated, she would nurse any broodmare that would allow it. Decided she was doing better that way, so we left her with the band. Of all the mares, Apache took her completely in, raising her own colt and the orphan filly without skipping a beat. Love this kind, beautiful mare!

RG Guardian of the Night (MUR Royal’s Joyride x Ragtime Tiz A Dun) Bay Colt, H. Black, H. Bay*98.4% May 21, 2020 We’ve crossed Tizzie with Dandy and Farmer (several times now) and the results have always been outstanding. Her colts have sold as stud prospects and fillies are the “keeping kind”. Last year, we decided to go a different route and matched her and her daughter Caroline, (you’ll see on the following page) with Royal. We consider both of them stallion prospects! Tizzie is a wonderful mother and apparently has a high buttermilk content as her foals always grow exceptionally well! This high stepping, long legged colt is big! He’s correct, head carriage. If you don’t need a stallion, he’d be a very fancy mover under saddle, in harness or the show ring. One of the friendliest foals of the crop, he’d make a great family horse, too. He should finish out 15.2+ easily. Fall/Winter 2020: $2850. Black Val's Jim 120495 BLK DNA QBT Ranches A&F Crystal 096163 BLK DNA SBT Teton Black Beauty RC Royal Princess 105005 BLK DNA SBT 0125826 BRWN DNA QBT Miss Prairie Queen 0101655 BRWN DNA SBT Vigilmore Cavelier JPSJG Just Amazing 32125 BAY BT 94410 BLK DNA SBT Midge of Lazy Acres 019242 BLK Edelweiss Magic Man Robbi Sue's Mystique 29233 BLK BT 0154377 DUN DNA QBT Robbi-Sue Misalert 030050 BUCK DNA BT Tom Shoe 139244 BLK DNA QBT MUR Royal's Joyride 160044 BLK QDNA

Ragtime Tiz A Dun 0178620 BAY DUN QDNA

RG Denmark Navigator (MUR Royal’s Joyride x RG Denmark Sweet Caroline) Grulla Colt, H. Black, 99.2% April 30, 2020

Caroline’s first foal by Royal is sure dressed to impress! Besides that unique grulla color he’s wearing, he shows off his proud, upheaded style very well and very naturally. He’s one of those foals you could just take pictures of all day, he just knows where to look and how to present himself. If you’re curious about keeping him a stallion, this colt is homozygous black, so he’ll never throw you a chestnut. With his dun gene, he’ll pass that on 50% of the time so you can look forward to grullas and bay duns as well as blacks & bays. Fall/Winter 2020: $3750 Black Val's Jim 120495 BLK DNA QBT Ranches A&F Crystal 096163 BLK DNA SBT Teton Black Beauty RC Royal Princess 105005 BLK DNA SBT 0125826 BRWN DNA QBT Miss Prairie Queen 0101655 BRWN DNA SBT RG Black Dandy RG Denmark's Justa Farmer 154629 BLK QDNA 171782 BLK QDNA Coal Creek Lara 0124104 BLK DNA QBT JPSJG Just Amazing Ragtime Tiz A Dun 94410 BLK DNA SBT 0178620 BAY DUN QDNA Robbi Sue's Mystique 0154377 DUN DNA QBT Tom Shoe 139244 BLK DNA QBT MUR Royal's Joyride 160044 BLK QDNA

RG Denmark Sweet Caroline 0189673 GRULLA QDNA

RG O Say Can You See (MUR Royal’s Joyride x RG Bessia’s Dorothea) Black Colt, 99.75% May 24, 2020

Dorothea is the only offspring we retained from our 23 year old mare, Bessia’s Abishag. She is only four years old but is maturing into a big, deep bodied mare, just like mother. She has her sire’s warm, gentle disposition and her foal does, too. This colt is sired by Royal so once again, we’re able to offer you a solid mix of some of our top stallions we’ve stood over the years. Many 16.0 h horses in his background, so he’s got potential to be pretty good sized. Where Dorothea isn’t finished growing, we’ll play it safe and say he should mature easily to 15.2+. Could make a nice stallion prospect, or a strong, athletic riding or driving prospect, too. Fall/Winter 2020: $2750 Black Val's Jim 120495 BLK DNA QBT Ranches A&F Crystal 096163 BLK DNA SBT Teton Black Beauty RC Royal Princess 105005 BLK DNA SBT 0125826 BRWN DNA QBT Miss Prairie Queen 0101655 BRWN DNA SBT RG Black Dandy RG Denmark's Justa Farmer 154629 BLK QDNA 171782 BLK QDNA Coal Creek Lara 0124104 BLK DNA QBT Sharthunder Bessia's Abishag 102852 BLK DNA QBT 0142095 BLK DNA QBT Bessia's Jubalea 0105432 CHNT DNA QBT 19 Tom Shoe 139244 BLK DNA QBT MUR Royal's Joyride 160044 BLK QDNA

RG Bessia's Dorothea 0191649 BLK QDNA

RG Courage Under Fire (MUR Royal’s Joyride x RG Chantilly Lace) Dark Bay Colt, 99.75% May 30, 2020

Oh, don’t you hate it when bad things happen to good horses? And boy does it hurt in more ways than one, when it does. A little bit of trouble left this stud quality colt, needing gelded. He was supposed to go to a good & patient man…and trust us~that was sure a hard phone call to make. Fire is our “golden cross”, (Royal crossed with a full sister to Farmer) and is one of our most requested pairings. Right now, he’s built stocky & stout. He has a friendly disposition. He has full siblings in the 15.3-16.0h range and that’s where we think he’ll finish out. Many of you know that we try to take some driving aged geldings to the Buckeye each spring. We considered keeping Fire for a few years to do just that, but seems like there’s some extra bills waiting for us this year so we’re going to let him go. If he doesn’t move, you’ll be seeing him a few years from now, in Ashland. Fall/Winter 2020: $3000 Black Val's Jim 120495 BLK DNA QBT Ranches A&F Crystal 096163 BLK DNA SBT Teton Black Beauty RC Royal Princess 105005 BLK DNA SBT 0125826 BRWN DNA QBT Miss Prairie Queen 0101655 BRWN DNA SBT Rimlo Black Prince RG Black Dandy 70440 BLK DNA SBT 154629 BLK QDNA RG Black Sentola 0113458 BLK DNA QBT Teton Royal Raven Coal Creek Lara 86284 BLK BT 0124104 BLK DNA QBT Kahlua's Onyx Star 096134 BLK DNA SBT Tom Shoe 139244 BLK DNA QBT MUR Royal's Joyride 160044 BLK QDNA

RG Chantilly Lace 0177998 BLK QDNA

RG Denmark’s Lady Liberty MUR Royal’s Joyride x RG Victoria Barkley Brown Filly, April 12, 2020

Victoria’s dam, “Dolly”, is a 23 year old mare we retired from breeding a few years ago after she suffered a stroke. She was a steadfast ranch working horse Jo used for close to 15 years. Dolly is a daughter of Cattle Kate who was a constant producer of reliable, hardworking yet loving, versatile partners in several disciplines. You can also find her lines in the sweet, black colt by Farmer x Kiss Me Kate). Our extended families have all retained stock by Cattle Kate, too. Her lines have served us and our customers for over 40 years. Liberty is the only filly we have available this year but don’t think it’s for lack of quality. We honestly feel she’s one of the best. We retained a 2018 full sib and think this one is actually put together a little nicer. And, no, we aren’t just saying that. Liberty is a good one. She’s a pretty moving filly, has correct conformation and a friendly disposition. Liberty would make a wonderful addition to your breeding program or as sensible riding/driving stock. Fall/Winter 2020: $2750 Black Val's Jim 120495 BLK DNA QBT Ranches A&F Crystal 096163 BLK DNA SBT Teton Black Beauty RC Royal Princess 105005 BLK DNA SBT 0125826 BRWN DNA QBT Miss Prairie Queen 0101655 BRWN DNA SBT RG Black Dandy RG Denmark's Justa Farmer 154629 BLK QDNA 171782 BLK QDNA Coal Creek Lara 0124104 BLK DNA QBT Teton Black Beauty RG Kates Living Doll 105005 BLK DNA SBT 0141679 BAY DNA QBT RG Cattle Kate 090095 BAY DNA QBT Tom Shoe 139244 BLK DNA QBT MUR Royal's Joyride 160044 BLK QDNA

RG Victoria Barkley 0185569 BAY QDNA

RG Star Spangled Banner Flower of Déjà vu x River Valley Princess Black, H. Black Colt, 100% June 28, 2020 With this old style mare bred to Flower of Déjà vu, we were sure hoping for a filly. We’ve lost 2 of the 3 Déjà vu fillies/mares we’d retained over the years, (one to predator, the other to colic). Déjà vu has a foundation outcross we really like and could use in our herd. We’d be holding onto this one for ourselves but with our hopes high on his half-brother, Denver’s Sensation in our lineup, we’re letting him go. Banner was the last foal born this year. He’s not quite 2 months old in these photos and we weaned him at three months. Although he’s a bit behind the others, we hope you’ll be patient with him, look ahead and realize the potential he has as a herd sire, sport horse, etc., especially when he’ll most likely mature to look somewhat like that half-brother! Friendly, proud, typy. Banner should mature to be powerful, stout and finish at least 15.2. $2900.00 Wyoming Flyhawk 24795 BLK BT Topside Sable 020252 BRWN DJJJ Ebony Gold Battersea Jolie 101465 BLK DNA QBT 0134292 CHNT DNA QBT Battersea Eiffel 0117283 BLK DNA SBT Rimlo Black Prince RG Black Dandy 70440 BLK DNA SBT 160044 BRWN QDNA RG Black Sentola 0113458 BLK DNA QBT RG Denmark's Black Lark River Valley Morning Star 158442 BLK QDNA 0176061 BLK QDNA HTV Sunday Velvet 0117163 BLK QBT Caduceus Denver 90415 BLK DNA SBt Flower of Déjà Vu 178749 BLK QDNA

River Valley Princess 0183728 BLK QDNA

A peek at RG Denmark’s Justa Cowboy’s first foals! He had 3 black fillies that were held by deposit this year: Top Row both pics: RG out of RG Denmark Wind of Sedona, Middle Row both pics: RG The Dawn’s Early Light out of Bessia’s Ebony Rose and bottom left: black filly (RG Wednesday’s Grace).

At right: Bay filly held by deposit, RG Denmark’s Sweet Mercy (Robbi Sue’s Ragtime x RG Amarillo Morning). 23

Some of these colts are tucked into other places, too, but thought we’d put some of Zeus’ colts in one location to for you to spot them easier. Top Row: The old man himself, Derawnda Zeus; two colts out of Bessia’s Gypsy Rose & RG Southern Star horse around in their pen with our kelpie pup. Tried for better pics but they wouldn’t quit the horseplay and I ran out of time. Gypsy’s colt, RG Nebraka’s Mario is still for sale. Southern Star’s colt, RG Denmark Like A Prayer, is Kentucky bound. Middle: Black colt, (RG Lara’s Meadowlark). Bottom left: Brown colt by Bessia’s Bright Star, retained; Black Colt by RG Shadow of the Tetons, RG Denmark Prince of Bluegrass is also headed for Kentucky.

RG Enduring Freedom (Derawnda Zeus x EMR Glacier Lily) Black, H. Black Stud Colt June 19, 2020

Hard to believe it’s been almost 20 years since we let Lark go, but we finally have a daughter of his on the place. Her dam goes back to some good old Caduceus blood that we’ll gladly add, too. Glacier is a classic style mare and we sure like how she’s maturing. How we were hoping for a filly from this cross! But as we were trying to figure out what Zeus colt to retain, it took us until Sept. to decide if we were keeping this colt. We like him, his lines and his style that much. He’s a sweet, sharp, friendly, up-headed fellow! Stud quality at birth, he’s a couple months younger than some of the others, so a little smaller right now. But don’t overlook him because of that. Be patient with him as he’ll catch up. Should finish 15.1-15.2. $2900 JMF Mr Bojangles 160383 BLK QDNA Derawnda Zeus 168329 BLK QDNA LSPR Royal Lady Bo 0160381 BLK QDNA

RG Denmark's Black Lark 158442 BLK QDNA EMR Glacier Lily 0190462 BLK QNDA Caduceus Sonata 0144532 BLK DNA QBT

The Carolinian 119404 BLK QDNA W A W Coles Coquette 025927 BLK JMF Sir Beam 131029 BLK JMF Royal Lady Blue 0132087 BLK BT RG Stuart's Monarch 146371 BAY QDNA QBT Coal Creek Lara 0124104 BLK DNA QBT Justin Knox 28431 BAY BT Caduceus Exira 094812 BRWN DNA SBT

RG Nebraska’s Mario (Derawnda Zeus x Bessia’s Gypsy Rose Lee) Black Stud Colt, Jan. 25, 2020

Sometime during the winter of 2018/2019, Gypsy had unknowingly slipped or absorbed her foal. Needing to winter Zeus with some bred mares, we’d put him in a small pasture with her and a handful of others. That spring, without the arrival of a foal but no sign of coming into heat, we took her in for an ultrasound and discovered she was already bred back for a very early 2020 foal. This colt has been weaned for a few months. He’s got a bit of a hay belly on him right now but he’s got a better chance of getting rid of that, than I do mine. We’ve had some inquiries on if we think he’s stud material. Everyone has their own thoughts on what they feel or consider. We think there are stronger prospects in the group but feel he could grow into a decent one. He has the face of his sire, conformation of his dam. Beautiful trot. Should finish out 15.1½ h. Fall/Winter 2020: $2500 JMF Mr Bojangles 160383 BLK QDNA Derawnda Zeus 168329 BLK QDNA LSPR Royal Lady Bo 0160381 BLK QDNA

Sharthunder 102852 BLK DNA QBT Bessia's Gypsy Rose Lee 0171029 BAY QDNA Bessia's Ione 095210 CHNT DNA BT

The Carolinian 119404 BLK QDNA W A W Coles Coquette 025927 BLK JMF Sir Beam 131029 BLK JMF Royal Lady Blue 0132087 BLK BT Wyoming Flyhawk 24795 BLK BT Triple S Ebonella 067443 BLK DNA QBT Beckridge Donlyn 69235 CHNT DNA QBT Mortana Teresa 078478 CHNT

Bessia’s Gypsy Rose Lee (Sharthunder x Bessia’s Ione) 2006 Bay Mare, 15.1½ , 99.2% In foal to Farmer for July 13, 2021 This summer, we were approached to purchase the Bessia mares rather than lease them and to make it work, a few things have to give. We have three full sibs, Bright Star, Hannah and Gypsy. Gypsy is coming on 15 years. Her Zeus colt and her 2018 filly Indian Rose are the only two foals she’s had. She’s a full sib to Bright Star and Hannah Montana, just a bit smaller in size. Looking for a good, forever home. She can be a bit bossy. In foal to Farmer for 2021. $3750.

Wyoming Flyhawk 24795 BLK BT Sharthunder 102852 BLK DNA QBT Triple S Ebonella 067443 BLK DNA QBT

Beckridge Donlyn 69235 CHNT DNA QBT Bessia Ione 095210 CHNT DNA BT Mortana Teresa 078478 CHNT

Domino Joe 16417 BLK BT Lily Black 9320 BLK Blackwood Correll 16266 BLK BT Triple S Red Carmen 022397 CHNT BT Merry Dexter 21087 CHNT BT Beckridge Donita 017813 CHNT BT Sentatefield 12271 BAY BT Mortana Lisa 014944 CHNT

RG Kate’s Cattle Call (RG Black Dandy x RG Cattle Kate) 2005 Bay Mare H. Black, 100% One of the last mares we have by Dandy, Call has done a little bit of everything for us. Started as a 2 ½ year old, ridden steady for a short while before being a broodmare for several years. We gave her a refresher course and put 60 days on her a couple years ago and the kids were starting to use her for 4-H practice and to move cows. Then life kicked in…the horses the kids had retained were old enough to start using and Call was left grazing. This spring, we tried to put her back in production. As it’d been a few years since she was bred, we did a culture. She came back clean but after servicing her through 4 or 5 heat cycles, she still didn’t settle. At 15 and trained to ride, we’d still consider her green due to being a broodmare most of her life and our inconsistency at steady riding. Very friendly mare who ALWAYS comes up for attention, even in big pastures, but she can be a boss/dominant of the pen. We don’t think she’d make a good driving prospect and won’t guarantee her for breeding. We’d like to see her go to a good home for riding or companionship. Priced reasonably to allow for training: $2500

Rimlo Black Prince 70440 BLK DNA SBT RG Black Dandy 154629 BLK QDNA RG Black Sentola 0113458 BLK DNA QBT

Rimlo Black Prince 70440 BLK DNA SBT RG Cattle Kate 090095 BAY DNA QBT Funquest Baybara 020027 BAY SBT

Rimlo Black Dandy 25366 BLK BT LOM Sally 023261 BLK Teton Shadow Hawk 85526 BLK BT RG Lorelei Lee 086295 BAY SBT Rimlo Black Dandy 25366 BLK BT LOM Sally 023261 BLK Funquest Barbacon 14809 CHNT BT Funquest Blac Patty 013990 BLK

RG Denmark Northern Star (RG Black Dandy x RG Southern Star) 2013 Black Gelding 100% Foundation

This is a tough one to post. Northern has been Jace’s horse for a few years but as he’s getting older and handling more horses, he’s finding he grabs one of our other geldings more often. It’s been 3 months since Northern’s been ridden and he had a pretty soft winter. Jace said he’d still consider him green. But he has that friendly, loving “Dandy” disposition we love so much. Same can be said of his dam. Jace can lay his hand on his neck and move him to wherever he wants, when we’re moving horses around. Northern is one of the first to come up and greet us out in the big pasture or the small pen. He gets along great with mares and other geldings. We have never seen him boss or bite another horse. In the past, he’s had a good 30-60 day run, usually in the spring/early summer but then our work shifts and he sits for a while. He’s been quiet to catch and crawl on but doesn’t always care for the gentle nudge of spurs. With some more wet saddle pads, we think he’d finish to be a pretty good ranch hand, western style show or trail horse. He has not been introduced to any type of driving whatsoever. Price will reflect additional training applied by print date. Rimlo Black Prince 70440 BLK DNA SBT RG Black Dandy 154629 BLK QDNA RG Black Sentola 0113458 BLK DNA QBT

Rimlo Black Prince 70440 BLK DNA SBT RG Southern Star 0154609 BLK DNA QBT Kahlua's Onyx Star 096134 BLK DNA SBT

Rimlo Black Dandy 25366 BLK BT LOM Sally 023261 BLK Teton Shadow Hawk 85526 BLK BT RG Lorelei Lee 086295 BAY SBT Rimlo Black Dandy 25366 BLK BT LOM Sally 023261 BLK Kahlua's Onyx Star 15362 CHNT BT Coal Creek Ebonybess 069475 BLK BT

RG Denmark’s Swagger (BAM Jett Prince x RG Skipahawke) 2018 Black, H. Black Stallion 98.38%, if I figured right

Well, I lost out. Harris said it was easier to let Swagger go, than figure out where to keep him. With a couple young guns waiting in the wings, as well as holding back a Zeus colt this year, we are plum out of room and a decision was needing made. Swagger is by a son of Dandy and a sweetheart of a Black Prince daughter, doubling up both sides of his pedigree with that good, old Rimlo blood. Swagger is quiet, gentle, has plenty of Morgan type and a beautiful trot. We only used him on one mare this year. We had three two year olds studs to work with and Swagger was the least mature. If we’d have realized we’d be offering him for sale this fall, we would have settled a couple more. Swagger is actually the first black offspring born to the Skip lines and we’ve been using them since the early 80’s! He’s homozygous black, too! He has not yet been started but is quiet and has been easy to handle, care for. Currently, he’s nose to nose with another young stallion and no bickering at all. Can’t say the same for this household, when I was out voted on posting this horse. Swagger’s sire was 15.0 hands when we sold him, Skipahawke, 15.2 ½. I should just tell you he’s ugly and maybe he won’t go… Fall/Winter 2020: $5000.00 RG Black Dandy 154629 BLK QDNA BAM Jettt Prince 189563 BLK QDNA BAM Dragonfire Princess 0180975 BRWN QDNA

Rimlo Black Prince 70440 BLK DNA SBT RG Skipahawke 0144857 BRWN QDNA Nodaway Skiptamalu 095836 CHNT DNA QBT

Rimlo Black Prince 70440 BLK DNA SBT RG Black Sentola 0113458 BLK DNA QBT HVK Dragon Beat 161878 BLK QDNA KLT Empress Wind 0132396 BRWN QDNA QBT Rimlo Black Dandy 25366 BLK BT LOM Sally 023261 BLK Funquest Cafallero 65935 BRWN DNA BT Funquest Priestess 024230 BAY BT

Meet the mares that make up RG! We’ve just got to start off with these powerful full sisters, RG Cowgirlsblack Catalina and RG Southern Star. These girls are 21 and 20 years old now. Rimlo Black Prince descendants offer a classic style, strong legs, correct conformation and their loving, friendly disposition. Left column, Cowgirl, then south of her is her 2015 “Miss Abilene” by Farmer. (both hind fetlocks hidden). Below Abilene is a 2018 granddaughter of Cowgirl, 2018 smoky black filly RG Denmark’s Lost Bird, (Robbi Sue’s Ragtime x RG Cowgirl Sweet Surprise, deceased). Right column: RG Southern Star and her two daughters by Farmer, 2015 mare RG Denmark Lady of Sonora and 2018filly RG Denmark’s Kateri.

Meet the mares! These mares are influenced by Coal Creek lines. They bring grace, beauty and athleticism. Gentle & kind hearted. Left Column: RG Chantilly Lace, (Dandy x Coal Creek Lara); followed by her daughters: RG Miss Melania, (Royal x Chantilly) and her 2020 Zeus filly; lastly, RG Denmark’s Lorelei Lee, (Gus x Chantilly). Right column: 2010 RG Lara’s Meadowlark (Royal x Coal Creek Lara) and 2015 brown mare RG Denmark Wind of Sedona, (Royal x RG Seminole Wind). Seminole was out of Lara. Bottom right: newcomer to our herd, 2009 Coal Creek Oakie’s Flame (Coal Creek Black Oak x Coal Creek Brandies Flame).

These two girls needed to be tucked on the previous pages as they’re filled with Rimlo, Coal Creek & Teton. 2012 RG Shadow of the Tetons (RG Black Dandy & RG China Doll) and her 2020 colt by Zeus. At right: River Valley Princess, (RG Black Dandy x River Valley Morning Star, going back to Lark.

We’ve had the Skip lines in our herd for 40 years. Outstanding breeding, driving, riding stock. Very athletic. Top Row: 2004 RG Skiptamalus Lil Darlin; her 2008 RG Miss Martina, by Gus, with her 2020 filly by Farmer Second row: Martina’s buckskin beauty, 2015 RG Wednesday’s Grace (by Marana Dunke Shay) with her 2020 filly by Cowboy. Last, Martina’s 2018 brown filly by Royal, RG Denmark Running Eagle.

Meet the mares! Our Cattle Kate lines are family favorites. Riding, driving, trail, show ring, ranch work. You name it. Versatile. Mainly blood bays for nearly40 years, but getting some blacks, browns & buckskins, too! Left column: RG Kates Living Doll. (Teton Black Beauty x RG Cattle Kate). Retired from breeding. Right below Dolly is her 2015 RG Amarillo Morning (Marana Dunke Shay), with her 2019 filly RG Denmarkâ€™s Winter Opal by Gus. Bottom left: RG Denmarkâ€™s Kiss Me Kate, (Royal x Cattle Call). Call and Dolly are half sibs. Right column: 2012 RG Victoria Barkley (Farmer x Dolly); followed by her 2018 filly (Royal), RG Princess Pocohontas. Bottom right: RG Royal Prince, (Taco) Not a mare! but a darn nice gelding from Royal x RG Cattle Kate). Pics of Dolly & Taco are good examples of how these lines mature.

Meet the mares! Left column: The first colorful mare we owned and still do! 2007 Bay Dun Ragtime Tiz A Dun. Followed by her two daughter by Farmer, 2014 bay dun daughter, RG Denmark’s Carmelita; then her 2015 grulla daughter, RG Denmark Sweet Caroline. Right column: 2015 Grulla filly RG Into the Blue Mystic, (Farmer x Successful Outta The Blue). Middle: 2018 Bay Dun RG Denmark’s Fallen Leaf. (Royal x Ragtime Annie Get Yer Dun). All of those have Ragtime influence. Bottom right: the kids bought their first horse! And it wasn’t from us~introducing 2018 Gray Dunskin mare, Marana Purple Sage. Very excited to see her foals someday!

Meet the mares! A few years ago, Dorothea called and asked us to lease her mares. Most of these are granddaughters of Flyhawk! Forever grateful to have this chance! Big, broad chested & hipped, powerful mares. Top Row, full sibs: Bessia’s Apache Tears and Bessia’s Ebony Rose, (Sharthunder x Bessia’s Jubarose). Middle Row: SSS Midnight Shadow (SSS Tatanka x HDD Beam’s Ladyhawke) and Bessia’s Katie Scarlet, (Bessia’s Dionysus x Bessia’s Ebony Rose). Fun fact: Tatanka is a full sib to Apache & Ebony. Bottom row: Full sibs (Sharthunder x Bessia’s Ione). Bessia’s Hannah Montana & Bessia’s Bright Star with her 2020 colt by Zeus, retained.

Meet the mares! A few more Bessia lines: Top row: 2016 RG Bessia’s Dorothea, (Farmer x Abishag) with her 2020 colt by Royal, then to the right is her dam, Abishag, (Sharthunder x Bessia’s Jubalea). Middle Row: Sharthunder himself! Bessia’s Fiesta Carmela, full sib to Abishag. Unfortunately, she is open for 2021. Bottom row: Apache & unnamed 2020 colt by Farmer. He is going home to Montana to live with Dorothea’s granddaughter & family.

Meet the mares! These mares are influenced by Caduceus lines. They as do our other mares & their offspring. Caduceus, Coal Creek, Rimlo, Teton lines have been the lines we most bring into our herd. Left column: 2011 RG Denmark’s Idrika, (Farmer x Caduceus Indrika) and her two daughters 2017 RG Denmark’s Miss Flyhawk by Royal; 2020 bay filly by Ranchboss Cortez, 100% foundation. Right column: EMR Glacier Lily (RG Denmark’s Black Lark x Caduceus Sonata); RG Denver’s Belle Starr (Flower of Déjà vu x RG Denmark’s Restless Wind). Déjà vu is by Caduceus Denver, lastly, 2020 bay filly, (Derawnda Zeus x RG Denver’s Belle Starr).

Height 15.2 1/2 15.2 15.1 1/2 15.2 15.1 15.2 15.3 16 15.1 1/2 15.1 1/2 15.1 1/2-15.2 15.2 15.2 15.2 1/2 15.3 15.2 15.1 1/2 15.2 15.3 15.2 15.2 15.3 15.2 1/2 16 15.1/2 15 15.2 15.2 15.3 15.2 1/2-15.3

2021 Foaling Chart Foal will be Foal will be MARE Bred to for 2021 Black H. BL. 2021 Due Date RG Southern Star Farmer x x 4/15/2021 RG Denver's Belle Starr Farmer 5/5/2021 Ragtime Tiz A Dun Farmer 5/19/2021 RG Wednesday's Grace Farmer x 5/21/2021 RG Lillie Hawk Farmer x 5/29/2021 RG Denmark's Kiss Me Kate Farmer x 6/3/2021 RG Shadow of the Tetons Farmer x x 6/11/2021 Bessia's Hannah Montana Farmer 6/14/2021 EMR Glacier Lily Farmer x 6/14/2021 Bessia's Gypsy Rose Lee Farmer 7/13/2020 RG Denmark's Miss Flyhawk Sensation x 4/19/2021 RG Denmark Miss Melania Sensation x 5/3/2021 Bessia's Bright Star Sensation 6/9/2021 RG Cowgirlsblack Catalina Sensation 6/14/2021 RG Chantilly Lace Sensation x 6/14/2021 River Valley Princess Sensation 6/22/2020 RG Denmark Lady of Sonora Sensation x x 6/30/2020 Bessia's Ebony Rose Cowboy x 5/23/2021 RG Lara's Meadowlark Cowboy x 5/25/2021 RG Denmark's Indrika Cowboy x x 6/14/2021 Coal Creek Oakie's Flame Cowboy x 6/17/2021 RG Denmark Wind of Sedona Cowboy x 6/22/2021 RG Denmark's Lorelei Lee Royal x 4/29/2021 RG Miss Martina Royal 5/23/2021 RG Denmark's Miss Abilene Thunderstruck x x 4/14/2021 RG Denmark Sweet Caroline Thunderstruck x 5/3/2021 RG Bessia's Dorothea Swagger x 5/21/2021 RG Denmark's Carmelita Gus 4/14/2021 RG Victoria Barkley Gus 5/1/2021 RG Amarillo Morning Gus 5/21/2021

Even though we aren’t taking anymore deposits, we thought you’d like to take a look at our 2021 foaling chart. There’s a pretty good chance they’ll be more black foals than what are marked on this list. There’s a few of these broodmares that are technically brown, (example: Kiss Me Kate, Meadowlark, Bright Star, Sedona), but do throw black. Just can’t guarantee it. If you have any questions or we can be of any help, please let us know. Thank you! Take care!

RG Morgans / Denmark Ranch 32913 So. Cottonwood Canyon Rd Maxwell Ne, 69151