KT Dualler in Cowtown
2025 Palomino Filly
Sire: KT HotTimein Cowtown, “Tank”
Dam: KT A Fancy Dualler
Date Born: 4/27/2025
Color: Palomino with chrome
Price: Sale pending
Talk about eye-catching! This fancy palomino yearling has the color, chrome, and presence to turn heads, along with a pedigree packed with proven reining, cow-horse, and ranch genetics.
Her sire, KT HotTimein Cowtown, “Tank,” is by KR Gun Powder, who stands at Heritage Ranch Stallion Station. KR Gun Powder is a son of the legendary Colonels Smoking Gun, “Gunner,” and out of A Bueno Poco Dunit. In only nine shows, KR Gun Powder captured the 2016 APHA Senior Reining World Championship and earned nearly $13,000 in NRHA competition—proving his talent and consistency at the highest level.
Tank is out of KT Cow Cuttin Hottie, a daughter of the accomplished Cow Cuttin Colonel. His résumé includes an NRCHA Superior Cow Horse award, AQHA Open and Amateur Performance Registers of Merit, the 2008 Paul Dice Memorial Non-Pro Bridle Championship, the 2007 WSQHA Amateur High-Point Working Cow Horse title, and an IRCHA Non-Pro Derby Reserve Championship. This line adds proven cow sense, athletic ability, stop, and versatility.
On the dam side, this filly is out of KT A Fancy Dualler, a mare that was used extensively on a ranch in southeastern Idaho before joining the broodmare band. She may be smaller in stature, but she is all heart—catty, athletic, tough, and able to travel all day with stamina to spare.
KT A Fancy Dualler is by Just Plain Starlight, a son of Tamalight and out of Wright On Sugarnic, winner of the Cascade Cutters Futurity. Her dam, Tessas Poco Penny, is a dun daughter of The Dualler and out of a mare carrying Sonnys OO Buck, Docs Adonis, and Poco Bueno breeding. These are time-tested foundation lines known for durability, soundness, and natural cow ability.
KT Dualler in Cowtown brings together elite reining blood, proven cow-horse credentials, and gritty ranch genetics—all wrapped in a flashy palomino package. She is bred to stop, turn, travel, and work, with the kind of look that gets her noticed before she ever steps into the arena.
Pretty is nice, but pretty with a useful pedigree is even better. This filly has both
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