"Live
long, ride well, and win to your heart's content."
Ima Star of Doc Bar - "Star"-
is a 1999 model black bay, 14.3 hands, perfect conformation. Built like a bull dog, she has a nice
hip, wide chest, and long body. She has an excellent disposition with a
natural desire to work, with the speed of her race ancestors &
the sound mind of her cow breeding. She is very catty
with quick turns and automatic stops. Star is a seasoned barrel
and pole mare who has been chasing cans and bending poles for the
last four years. She is consistent, running the same pattern
no matter the ground conditions. She has been taken to
Little Rock, Benton, and Pine Bluff, as well as many local pens
throughout the state. She has qualified for the AR State
Horse Show in Little Rock every year. Depending on the
rider, the pen and the pattern, she runs a consistent 15.9 to 16.4
second barrel pattern. She is almost as tough a competitor
in poles, running about a second off the fastest times. All
three of our daughters have ridden or competed on this mare, but
don't let that fool you. She needs a serious, experienced
rider as she is fast. No buck, no rear, and no gate
issues. She is all business in the pen. She is sound
and has never had any health issues. Our girls have won a
saddle, buckles, trophies, plaques, jackpot money, and more
ribbons than you could count on this mare. Whether you take
her to a local fun show or an jackpot race, she comes in with the
same attitude and same speed. We have not extensively hauled
her. She has always been run in leg wraps and boots with
shoes. She has been started on heading/healing but our girls
didn't find that as exciting as the cans and she was never
finished out. She would make an excellent breakaway horse if
someone so desired. We've raised two foals out of her and
she is an excellent dam, easy to work with, with no issues or
testiness. She is not marish or moody. Her only issues
are that she is "cinchy" and will drop or pull back if
cinched too hard too fast. She also pulls back when
tied. We never tied her in the trailer until the slants were
closed and we used a tie off made for pulling back and problem was
solved. Other than that, she has no vices, problems or
issues. Loads of pictures of her over the years in the photo
albums. This is a seasoned, consistent, sound mare at her
prime. $8500 obo
Pedigree:
Sire:
Lena Lass
Doc
Leo Lena
Doc
O'lena
NCHA
$21,991
AQHA Hall of Fame
Okie
Bar Maiden
Sassafras
Lassie
Pokey
Dad
Wee
Bonnie Lass
Dam:
Senbars Sky Rocket
Senbar
Jessie
Mr
Senbar
NCHA $14,753
Miss
Sue James
Go
Rocket Kim
Go
Fisherman Go
Miss
Hobo Kim
Bentleys Bell - "Barbie"-
is a 1996 sorrel AQHA Appendix mare. Barbie has the look and
build of a well-built quarter horse. She is extremely
intelligent and level-headed and has a sweet, laid-back
disposition that those in the arena look for. Loaded with
speed, Barbie has been a natural in the arena. She comes in
quiet, hunting for barrels. Her first foal,
"Malibu," arrived in early 2009 and she is a flashy
sorrel loaded with her mother's chrome, level-head and "gotta
love her" personality. We have had this mare for many
years and our girls have done very well with her. Like Star,
she has been hauled all over the state and runs in any kind of
ground condition. This mare would be an excellent
"intermediate" horse for someone looking for a bit more
speed but not ready for the speed Star provides. Depending
on the pen, the pattern and the rider, Barbie runs a consistent
16.7 to 17.3 barrel pattern. She loves the poles and is
normally only a second to a second and a half off the fastest
times. I do suggest an intermediate rider as she is quick
and likes to run. Her only issue is sometimes at the gate
she will "lock up" and have to be led in by another
horse. This normally only happens at a closed gate. If
allowed to run in, she is fine. No buck, no rear, and not a
mean bone in her body. You can take her anywhere. For
someone with experience looking for a step-up from their first
horse or pony or a weekend warrior who wants to play in the pen,
she is the perfect partner. Healthy and sound. Check
her out in action in the photo albums. $3500 obo
"Live
long, ride well, and win to your heart's content."
Ima Star of Doc Bar - "Star"-
is a 1999 model black bay, 14.3 hands, perfect conformation. Built like a bull dog, she has a nice
hip, wide chest, and long body. She has an excellent disposition with a
natural desire to work, with the speed of her race ancestors &
the sound mind of her cow breeding. She is very catty
with quick turns and automatic stops. Star is a seasoned barrel
and pole mare who has been chasing cans and bending poles for the
last four years. She is consistent, running the same pattern
no matter the ground conditions. She has been taken to
Little Rock, Benton, and Pine Bluff, as well as many local pens
throughout the state. She has qualified for the AR State
Horse Show in Little Rock every year. Depending on the
rider, the pen and the pattern, she runs a consistent 15.9 to 16.4
second barrel pattern. She is almost as tough a competitor
in poles, running about a second off the fastest times. All
three of our daughters have ridden or competed on this mare, but
don't let that fool you. She needs a serious, experienced
rider as she is fast. No buck, no rear, and no gate
issues. She is all business in the pen. She is sound
and has never had any health issues. Our girls have won a
saddle, buckles, trophies, plaques, jackpot money, and more
ribbons than you could count on this mare. Whether you take
her to a local fun show or an jackpot race, she comes in with the
same attitude and same speed. We have not extensively hauled
her. She has always been run in leg wraps and boots with
shoes. She has been started on heading/healing but our girls
didn't find that as exciting as the cans and she was never
finished out. She would make an excellent breakaway horse if
someone so desired. We've raised two foals out of her and
she is an excellent dam, easy to work with, with no issues or
testiness. She is not marish or moody. Her only issues
are that she is "cinchy" and will drop or pull back if
cinched too hard too fast. She also pulls back when
tied. We never tied her in the trailer until the slants were
closed and we used a tie off made for pulling back and problem was
solved. Other than that, she has no vices, problems or
issues. Loads of pictures of her over the years in the photo
albums. This is a seasoned, consistent, sound mare at her
prime. $8500 obo
