Twenty Degrees Hotter, 2020 bay tobiano filly
Twenty Degrees Hotter, bay tobiano filly born March 11/2020 by Good N Lazy (Lazy Loper X MPH Macs Good N Pleny) and out of A Satin Invitation (Special Invitation X Krymsun N Satin) Harper is an evenly marked tobiano filly, she will be 5 panel and OLW negative. DNA testing will confirm whether she is homozgyous black (she should be) and whether she carries nd1/nd2 (she has white on the area where her dorsal stripe should be, but her dam is homozygous for nd1 and her sire also carries it so she most likely is!) This is the first foal for Shelby, 2013 bay tobiano mare. Shelby is by leading APHA sire, Special Invitation who is by Invitation Only. Her dam, Krymsun N Satin, is by 3 X World Champion, One Hot Krymsun, and out of Reserve World Champion, Zippos Satin N Lace, who is currently #1 on the APHA leading dam mare list as she has produced offspring earning over 14,000 points. We expect Harper should finish 15.1 to 15.3 hh. We've seen her jog and lope and she looks like a good one! Her dam, Shelby is a beautiful mover who can jog and English trot as well, and she has a stick straight front leg at the lope. Check out her video on the mare's page! We currently have two short video clips of Harper, and will be getting better video when the snow finally melts and we can use the outdoor arena. Asking $3700.00 US, $4800.00 Canadian currently, price may change if exchange rate changes drastically.. That price will include Coggins and International Health Papers, border vet check, and myself hauling up to 5 hours to meet you or a shipper. Commercial shippers can still haul from Canada into the US - so don't let this virus stop you from buying a great filly! Contact me for more info.
Twenty Percent Bluer (Venus) 2020 bay filly
SOLD - To Shari Gurney Galbraith of BC!!!! dark bay Solid Paint Bred APHA filly by Good N Lazy and out of a point producing mare, Plenty Blue At Night (Mr Good And Plenty X Midnight Nightmare) This is a nice big filly with a cute lope, and a genuine interest in people! The oldest full sibling to this cross, Wright on Lazy (Franklin) has been very successful both English and western at the big Open shows. In 2019 Franklin was the High Point amateur western horse and the High Point English amateur horse at one of Canada's largest open shows, Christmas In September. We think Venus will follow in his footsteps.
Venus's DNA testing shows she is homozygous for black and carries one copy of agouti, so she will never produce a red based foal. She carries no patterns but is homozgyous for nd1 (non dun primitive markings) Venus is 5 panel and OLW negative.
Venus is a cute little mover, and will be successful showing APHA or the local open shows, and with her quiet temperament we think he will be amateur and youth friendly. She loves people and will leave the other horses to spend time with us - and she is scared of nothing. I am happy to share video of her standing calmly besides the roaring machinery as we move bales! $2200.00 Canadian, $1600 US. We have her priced very competitively, so price does NOT include shipping, Coggins or International Health Papers, but we will gladly arrange these for you if needed.
Venus's DNA testing shows she is homozygous for black and carries one copy of agouti, so she will never produce a red based foal. She carries no patterns but is homozgyous for nd1 (non dun primitive markings) Venus is 5 panel and OLW negative.
Venus is a cute little mover, and will be successful showing APHA or the local open shows, and with her quiet temperament we think he will be amateur and youth friendly. She loves people and will leave the other horses to spend time with us - and she is scared of nothing. I am happy to share video of her standing calmly besides the roaring machinery as we move bales! $2200.00 Canadian, $1600 US. We have her priced very competitively, so price does NOT include shipping, Coggins or International Health Papers, but we will gladly arrange these for you if needed.
Lazy N Wonderland, April 2020 bay tovero filly by Good N Lazy and out of Invite The White (Special Invitation X R Fancy This)
For sale, unique bay tovero filly born April 2020 by Good N Lazy (Lazy Loper X MPH Macs Good N Pleny) and out of Invite The White (Special Invitation X R Fancy This). Alice has it all; she is a super pretty filly with picture perfect head, neck and general conformation. She is elegant, eye catching with one blue eye and dark eyeliner, you will notice her in the show pen! Beautiful mover with a cute jog and soft lope. She is 5 panel negative but carries OLW, she has tobiano and frame genetics so will be a high colour producer. Breeder's Trust.
Alice's dam has a successful show record, with offspring showing successfully in Canada and the US, and one even in Europe! Show her now, and then raise some foals in the future, she will be a high colour producer with both tobiano and frame overo genetics.
Easy to catch, enjoys attention, up to date with worming and hoof care. Halter broke and will be started in In-hand trail if here this fall.
$4800 Canadian, $3700 US, we ship a lot to the US so let us know if we can help you out.
Alice's dam has a successful show record, with offspring showing successfully in Canada and the US, and one even in Europe! Show her now, and then raise some foals in the future, she will be a high colour producer with both tobiano and frame overo genetics.
Easy to catch, enjoys attention, up to date with worming and hoof care. Halter broke and will be started in In-hand trail if here this fall.
$4800 Canadian, $3700 US, we ship a lot to the US so let us know if we can help you out.
Red White N Lazy, 2017 bay tobiano mare (Good N Lazy X Invite The White)
For sale: Red White N Lazy (Joy), bay tobiano mare by Good N Lazy (Lazy Loper X MPH Macs Good N Pleny) and out of Invite The White (Special Invitation X R Fancy This).
Joy was born and raised here - and we will be sad to see her go.
Joy was lightly shown as a yearling, competing in Open and Amateur In-hand trail once at the APHA level, bringing home some decent placings. She was also shown at a couple of Open shows in showmanship, halter and in-hand trail. She earned 3 points in showmanship competing against mature horses, and went Grand Champion halter horse once and Reserve Grand Champion at a different show.
Joy had the year off as a two-year-old, with a few rides in December of 2019. She is currently back in training with Nicole Gauthier of La Plaine Quarter Horses, having about 45 days training with Nicole as of July 2020. I have two short video clips below - the first was at 45 days, and the second was about two weeks before that. She is a beautiful mover, with lots of natural cadence and rhythm and a fabulous hock! She's still quite forward on the video, and just starting to frame up, but she is going to be stunning with some more time. She is already jogging and slower then in the second video - new video to come soon!
Joy's dam, Invite The White, earned 43 Open lunge line points plus won the Ohio State Lunge Line futurity. Invite The White is by leading sire, Special Invitation, and out of multiple superior mare, R Fancy This, who went on to produce offspring earning 14 World or Reserve World Championships including Lopin Lazy and Krymsonized.
Joy is growing and bum high right now. We expect her to finish 15 to 15.1 hh. She is a very pretty mare - correct legs and nicely shaped feet, short strong back, and a beautiful head with big soft eye and the Lazy Loper forelock!
She is 5 panel and OLW negative, carries tobiano genetics and is homozygous for black and hetrozygous for agouti. That means she will never produce a red based foal, and can produce black or bay offspring.
Up to date with inoculations and worming, wearing front shoes while in training, and had her teeth done fall 2019. No health or soundness issues. No vices, she is easy to catch, has grown up in a small herd, ties and is good with her feet, and loads and hauls well.
$8500 Canadian, $6500 US, price will increase if she remains in full time training.
New video and photos to come soon.
You can see Joy's sire on the stallion page, her dam on the mare page, and Joy's baby pictures in the 2017 foals page.
Joy was born and raised here - and we will be sad to see her go.
Joy was lightly shown as a yearling, competing in Open and Amateur In-hand trail once at the APHA level, bringing home some decent placings. She was also shown at a couple of Open shows in showmanship, halter and in-hand trail. She earned 3 points in showmanship competing against mature horses, and went Grand Champion halter horse once and Reserve Grand Champion at a different show.
Joy had the year off as a two-year-old, with a few rides in December of 2019. She is currently back in training with Nicole Gauthier of La Plaine Quarter Horses, having about 45 days training with Nicole as of July 2020. I have two short video clips below - the first was at 45 days, and the second was about two weeks before that. She is a beautiful mover, with lots of natural cadence and rhythm and a fabulous hock! She's still quite forward on the video, and just starting to frame up, but she is going to be stunning with some more time. She is already jogging and slower then in the second video - new video to come soon!
Joy's dam, Invite The White, earned 43 Open lunge line points plus won the Ohio State Lunge Line futurity. Invite The White is by leading sire, Special Invitation, and out of multiple superior mare, R Fancy This, who went on to produce offspring earning 14 World or Reserve World Championships including Lopin Lazy and Krymsonized.
Joy is growing and bum high right now. We expect her to finish 15 to 15.1 hh. She is a very pretty mare - correct legs and nicely shaped feet, short strong back, and a beautiful head with big soft eye and the Lazy Loper forelock!
She is 5 panel and OLW negative, carries tobiano genetics and is homozygous for black and hetrozygous for agouti. That means she will never produce a red based foal, and can produce black or bay offspring.
Up to date with inoculations and worming, wearing front shoes while in training, and had her teeth done fall 2019. No health or soundness issues. No vices, she is easy to catch, has grown up in a small herd, ties and is good with her feet, and loads and hauls well.
$8500 Canadian, $6500 US, price will increase if she remains in full time training.
New video and photos to come soon.
You can see Joy's sire on the stallion page, her dam on the mare page, and Joy's baby pictures in the 2017 foals page.
Invite The White, 2005 bay tovero mare (Special Invitation X R Fancy This), in foal to Good N Lazy for an April 2021 foal.
I have owned this mare since 2012, and she has been the cornerstone of my breeding program. I don't want to sell her - but I have some health issues that are making the chores and extra work from raising foals difficult. Please check her out on my mare page - I have many photos, extended pedigree and a lot of information on her bloodlines. Here is a really condensed version of that information.
Hope earned 43 Open lunge line points as a yearling plus won the Ohio State Lunge Line futurity. She was injured when started as a two-year-old and never had the chance to compete under saddle. She has one full sibling, Invite This, who has earned over 800 western pleasure points plus was Reserve World Champion in western pleasure. We feel Hope could have done the same if she'd had the chance.
The genetics on this mare are impressive. Her sire, Special Invitation, has been in the top #3 for APHA performance stallions for many years, he is by AQHA leading sire, Invitation Only.
The dam side is equally impressive with Hope's dam also being on the leading dam APHA list. R Fancy This is a 3 times superior mare who went on to produce offspring earning 14 World or Reserve World Championships. Several famous foals by R Fancy This are Lopin Lazy (4 X world champion) and Krymsonized.
Hope has produced a total of 10 offspring. She has been 100% colour producer, producing overo, tobiano and tovero foals. (One foal is registered as SPB but DNA testing shows that foal was a minimal overo, and if the owner wanted that mare could now be in the Regular Registry) Her foals are exceptionally good movers, we would be happy to share video of offspring if you'd like.
She is 5 panel negative but does carry frame overo (overo lethal white), she also carries tobiano genetics as a tovero. She is a smallish mare standing around 15 hh.
Hope does have a few quirks, and we will share these with you if you are interested in her. For example, she is a bit claustrophobic and does the best when hauling if she rides in the back stall of your trailer. She is easy to catch, sound and healthy, ties, baths and is at the bottom of the pecking order in the herd. She is in good weight and health.
Open for 2021. We bred her, she surprised us by not catch (a first!) and it was getting late in the year so we thought we'd give her the year off and breed her next spring. She's available as an open mare if you are interested.
Hope earned 43 Open lunge line points as a yearling plus won the Ohio State Lunge Line futurity. She was injured when started as a two-year-old and never had the chance to compete under saddle. She has one full sibling, Invite This, who has earned over 800 western pleasure points plus was Reserve World Champion in western pleasure. We feel Hope could have done the same if she'd had the chance.
The genetics on this mare are impressive. Her sire, Special Invitation, has been in the top #3 for APHA performance stallions for many years, he is by AQHA leading sire, Invitation Only.
The dam side is equally impressive with Hope's dam also being on the leading dam APHA list. R Fancy This is a 3 times superior mare who went on to produce offspring earning 14 World or Reserve World Championships. Several famous foals by R Fancy This are Lopin Lazy (4 X world champion) and Krymsonized.
Hope has produced a total of 10 offspring. She has been 100% colour producer, producing overo, tobiano and tovero foals. (One foal is registered as SPB but DNA testing shows that foal was a minimal overo, and if the owner wanted that mare could now be in the Regular Registry) Her foals are exceptionally good movers, we would be happy to share video of offspring if you'd like.
She is 5 panel negative but does carry frame overo (overo lethal white), she also carries tobiano genetics as a tovero. She is a smallish mare standing around 15 hh.
Hope does have a few quirks, and we will share these with you if you are interested in her. For example, she is a bit claustrophobic and does the best when hauling if she rides in the back stall of your trailer. She is easy to catch, sound and healthy, ties, baths and is at the bottom of the pecking order in the herd. She is in good weight and health.
Open for 2021. We bred her, she surprised us by not catch (a first!) and it was getting late in the year so we thought we'd give her the year off and breed her next spring. She's available as an open mare if you are interested.
Three Chips Charm, 2006 dun splashed white mare
I've owned Charm since the spring 2016. She is your dream broodmare. At age 14 she has raised 10 offspring. We gave her a year off recently because she was starting to get a bit late in the year, but if we had bred her I have no doubt she would have caught first cycle, like always. Charm gets in foal first cycle bred, she foals quickly and easily, needs no meds to maintain pregnancy, is a great mom who milks like a jersey and raises big, healthy, colourful foals.
Charm is registered as SPB but she would now qualify for Regular Registry if I wanted to apply. DNA testing shows she carries splashed white genetics, plus she has a large irregular blaze for her trait. She is 5 panel and OLW negative, and carries dun genetics with half her foals being dun.
Charm is by superior western pleasure stallion, Three Chips, who is by leading AQHA sire, Zips Chocolate Chip Her dam, Jet of Gold, is a multiple superior mare who went on to produce multiple successful offspring who earned superiors, APHA Championship and Versatility Championship. Jet Of Gold is on the 2020 leading dam performance list.
Half of Charm's offspring have had successful show records, which is pretty good considering that several of her babies are young! Last year there were three foals out of Charm competing in the local APHA shows, and we would bump into each other! So Flip N Lazy, bay overo gelding by Good N Lazy, Fourth Time The Charm, red dun mare by The New Tallent, and Lucky Diamond Charm, dun overo mare, by Lucky Diamond Chip.
Charm is 100% sound and healthy, but she does have a scar from an older injury. She is good in the herd and has no vices, easy to catch, good to vet, loads and travels exceptionally well, ties, baths and is safe to work with when she has foals. Charm has been bred and confirmed in foal for an April 2021 foal - caught first cycle as always.
$4500 Canadian, $3500.00 US, that price includes Coggins, International Health Papers and hauling up to 5 hours to meet you or a shipper. Check Charm's page to see more photos, extended pedidgree and some of her offspring.
What happens when you buy a foal/horse from Battle River Farms?
All horses for sale are guaranteed to be sold with registration papers. Most foals will be Breeder's Trust and Alberta CCF Futurity nominated. All Battle River Farms foals will be 5 panel negative as my stallion and all my mares are 5 panel negative. Some foals will carry frame overo (OLW) and those will be clearly marked. If there are any injuries, health issues or problems of any sort with a foal it will be clearly noted to allow buyers to purchase what works well for them. My goal is to sell you a foal that suits you in every possible way so that it will have a long, happy life with you.
In return, I ask that you shop wisely. Please ask any question you can think of - the parent's size, the foal's colour genetics, ask those questions so you know what you're getting! I'll try to give you as much information as possible, but if something is important to you, ask about it.
I require a $1000 US dollar deposit to hold a foal for you, with the balance paid before the foal leaves our property. Please do NOT give me a deposit on a foal, and then change your mind weeks or months later, and ask for your deposit back. That has happened several times in the last few years, and it is very frustrating. While I held that foal for you I have potentially lost other sales, and I expect to be compensated for that with your $1000 deposit.
We do request buyers put insurance on their purchase to protect you if anything happens while at our place and during shipping. Insurance is optional, but if your horse is injured, becomes sick or in a worst case scenario, dies, you are responsible for all his costs.
I have a lot of experience buying and selling to the US, so can offer you advice on shipping, border requirements, etc and also will meet you with your new prospect at the border.
There are four things required by any horse that crosses the border from Canada into the US. 1) A negative Coggins test, these are good for six months. 2) International Health papers, these are good for only 30 days so must be carefully timed for the border crossing. January 2019 my local vet office quoted me at $230 US ($300 Canadian) for those fees of Coggins, International Health papers, travel time and courier fees. 3) Duty and brokerage fees at the border. I have a broker at the Coutts/Sweetgrass border from Canada into Montana. And 4) A vet inspection with the border vet, costs about $40 US. Some states may have extra requirements.
Currently all horses that I'm selling come with a US price that includes the Coggins, International Health Papers and Border Vet inspection. Your only costs for importing would be your duty and brokerage fees (you do not require a broker if you cross the border with your horse, but you probably will require a broker if you hire a shipper or me to take him across the border) and your shipping fees after I bring the horse into Montana for you.
Charm is registered as SPB but she would now qualify for Regular Registry if I wanted to apply. DNA testing shows she carries splashed white genetics, plus she has a large irregular blaze for her trait. She is 5 panel and OLW negative, and carries dun genetics with half her foals being dun.
Charm is by superior western pleasure stallion, Three Chips, who is by leading AQHA sire, Zips Chocolate Chip Her dam, Jet of Gold, is a multiple superior mare who went on to produce multiple successful offspring who earned superiors, APHA Championship and Versatility Championship. Jet Of Gold is on the 2020 leading dam performance list.
Half of Charm's offspring have had successful show records, which is pretty good considering that several of her babies are young! Last year there were three foals out of Charm competing in the local APHA shows, and we would bump into each other! So Flip N Lazy, bay overo gelding by Good N Lazy, Fourth Time The Charm, red dun mare by The New Tallent, and Lucky Diamond Charm, dun overo mare, by Lucky Diamond Chip.
Charm is 100% sound and healthy, but she does have a scar from an older injury. She is good in the herd and has no vices, easy to catch, good to vet, loads and travels exceptionally well, ties, baths and is safe to work with when she has foals. Charm has been bred and confirmed in foal for an April 2021 foal - caught first cycle as always.
$4500 Canadian, $3500.00 US, that price includes Coggins, International Health Papers and hauling up to 5 hours to meet you or a shipper. Check Charm's page to see more photos, extended pedidgree and some of her offspring.
What happens when you buy a foal/horse from Battle River Farms?
All horses for sale are guaranteed to be sold with registration papers. Most foals will be Breeder's Trust and Alberta CCF Futurity nominated. All Battle River Farms foals will be 5 panel negative as my stallion and all my mares are 5 panel negative. Some foals will carry frame overo (OLW) and those will be clearly marked. If there are any injuries, health issues or problems of any sort with a foal it will be clearly noted to allow buyers to purchase what works well for them. My goal is to sell you a foal that suits you in every possible way so that it will have a long, happy life with you.
In return, I ask that you shop wisely. Please ask any question you can think of - the parent's size, the foal's colour genetics, ask those questions so you know what you're getting! I'll try to give you as much information as possible, but if something is important to you, ask about it.
I require a $1000 US dollar deposit to hold a foal for you, with the balance paid before the foal leaves our property. Please do NOT give me a deposit on a foal, and then change your mind weeks or months later, and ask for your deposit back. That has happened several times in the last few years, and it is very frustrating. While I held that foal for you I have potentially lost other sales, and I expect to be compensated for that with your $1000 deposit.
We do request buyers put insurance on their purchase to protect you if anything happens while at our place and during shipping. Insurance is optional, but if your horse is injured, becomes sick or in a worst case scenario, dies, you are responsible for all his costs.
I have a lot of experience buying and selling to the US, so can offer you advice on shipping, border requirements, etc and also will meet you with your new prospect at the border.
There are four things required by any horse that crosses the border from Canada into the US. 1) A negative Coggins test, these are good for six months. 2) International Health papers, these are good for only 30 days so must be carefully timed for the border crossing. January 2019 my local vet office quoted me at $230 US ($300 Canadian) for those fees of Coggins, International Health papers, travel time and courier fees. 3) Duty and brokerage fees at the border. I have a broker at the Coutts/Sweetgrass border from Canada into Montana. And 4) A vet inspection with the border vet, costs about $40 US. Some states may have extra requirements.
Currently all horses that I'm selling come with a US price that includes the Coggins, International Health Papers and Border Vet inspection. Your only costs for importing would be your duty and brokerage fees (you do not require a broker if you cross the border with your horse, but you probably will require a broker if you hire a shipper or me to take him across the border) and your shipping fees after I bring the horse into Montana for you.
