THE HORSE GAZETTE
Justin • Tony Lama • Ariat • Wolverine • Georgia HATS
BOOTS
Resistol • Stetson • Bailey • Rodeo King Larry Mahan • American Hats Atwood Hat Company
LADIES FASHIONS Cruel Girl • Lawman • Petral • Adiktd Rock & Roll Cowgirl Cowgirl Stuff • Wrangler
Panhandle Slim • Southern Thread Rock & Roll Cowboy Cinch • Roper • Wrangler
MENS WEAR
LADIES ACCESSORIES Handbags • Wallets Phone Cases from America West & Western Traditions
Justin • Tony Lama Nocona
BELTS
SR Real Lil Zippo - 2009 Solid Chestnut Filly
“Matilda” is a super classy little filly that is a great mover with lots of stride and lift. She has a very sweet disposition and is very smart. Good on the hot walker, longe line, farrier, baths and loads. Bloodlines include world champions Radical Rodder and Zippo Pine Bar. A great all-around horse that will excel in the rail and pattern classes with the conformation to win in the performance halter. $3,000
Encores Big En Rich - 2008 Palomino Filly (PHBA/APHA)
“Lil Bit” is a phenomenal western pleasure and hunter prospect. With a successful career in the halter show pen with numerous Grand/Reserve/Champion of Champions awards, she is going nicely under saddle. Walking, trotting, loping and backing on a loose rein. A beautiful mover with quick stops and smooth side passing. This is the mare for the serious competitor in the show pen. Don’t miss her! $6,000
Contact: Mike Schmitz (210) 788-2973
mike@struthoff-ranch.com
Visit us at:
www.HorseGazette.com
SR Simply Roddin Real - 2009 Bay Tobiano/Overo Stallion
“Pierre” is a medicine hat with 2 blue eyes and lots of color. His huge hip and shoulder has made him hard to beat in the halter class. Numerous Grand and Reserve Grand Champion awards. Good on hot walker, lounge line, farrier and baths. With award winning bloodlines including Radical Rodder, Zippo Pine Bar and Barlink Macho Man, in a silver halter or saddle, he will be a true all around champion. $6,000
Struthoff Ranch
9660 FM 1863 • San Antonio, TX 78266
http://www.struthoff-ranch.com
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