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The days are getting colder and shorter. We try to see the positive pieces of fall as we move through the seasons.

Happy Birthday Jaxsen!! Monday was Jaxsen’s birthday, at before dawn, since he had to get ready for school, he opened Grandma Sherri’s present of Dr Pepper. You know, a breakfast of champions. Just what the Dr ordered. We got some pictures on Monday of Kade having fun at FFA National convention. Kaine and Jaxsen did the horse chores, Toni and I halter broke the next three foals, I say halter broke on day 1 since we did not even need the donkeys. Because we weaned the rest of the foals over the weekend, we had quite a few angry foals. Some weren’t too excited to eat so we had to spread hay and some grain across the pen to try to lure the foals over to the feeding area. Kaine went up after chores and helped Ben finish the cattle chores. Ben came home from the Nile with the Nile crud, so we are trying to stay away from him.

Tuesday was a beautiful day. Toni is still going in the morning and catching the show cattle for the boys since Kade is gone. Ben catches Anna’s.Β  Tuesday was Jaxsen’s last football game. Mom stayed with Grandma on Tuesday, so dad and Skip went and picked her up on the way to the game. Toni worked on the three foals and then Kaine and I finished the horse chores. Then Kaine went up to help Ben with the cattle chores. It is feeling pretty fallish out, however, it is not that cold for being mid October. We are still trying to steer clear of Ben and his crud.

On Wednesday Toni and Dad went to Kennewick and were going to pick up the pork on the way home but ran out of room in the car. Kaine went hunting with Cyson, it was parent teacher conferences this week. Kaine was in charge of morning chores, since Toni was going to town and he was not going to school. When Kaine got home he washed his and Kade’s steers and heifers. At FFA Nationals the Agronomy Team participated in their competition Wednesday.

On Thursday we found out how the Agronomy Team did, they were awarded the Silver Award and Kade earned his Bronze Award, good job!! Toni worked on Kade’s sim heifer while Kaine and Jaxsen worked on their steers. Then the three of them put some poles up in the alley. While they were doing that, one of the heifers that we just put a halter on last weekend got near Toni so we decided to see if the heifer was halter broke. The heifer actually did really well. Toni took a small video for Anna. Toni and I practiced loading Woody, for him to leave on Friday. Then we worked on the three we are halter breaking.

On Friday Kaine went to football practice then went to Kennewick to see Kendra. Anan got home early from school, her last class was canceled. Toni went to load out Woody, and her and the new family decided that Tuff was a better fit, so we still have Woody and Tuff headed to his new home. Which is good, because Toni kept telling Tuff she was going to keep him as a pet. Toni did chores early on Friday because they needed to go grab Kade at the airport around 8 pm. Kade had a great time at FFA Nationals and we are super proud of him.Β  I stayed with grandma, who is still not sleeping.

On Saturday I took pictures of the bulls in the morning, the kids all worked on their cattle. Kaine went to Football practice around 10 since they had a game at 1. The game was really good. Then we did chores and worked on the foals. Toni headed up to Ritzville to speak at the CPoW meeting. Our good friend Josslynn is the current President, so we are excited to support her. Toni got to see lots of friends at the meeting and had a great time.

On Sunday Toni and I got up and hauled mares to winter pasture. We then got our four new halter breaking victims in to get them ready for the week- haltered and some initial socializing. The kids worked on their show animals. We had a kid from Toppenish come and pick up his two steers. He bought a Hereford and a Black bollie. At 11:45 we went to Connell for the family birthday party. From there dad, Kade and I headed to St John to get some items from Skip’s house. Then we went to Lautenschlagers to get Kade’s Nile Merit Heifer, he is getting a cute Red Angus heifer. Dad and Kade were hungry when we left there, so we stopped at Sonnys on our way through Washtucna and got chicken fingers and fries. Toni did chores at home. Her and Kaine put big bales out. She also went ahead and continued deworming mares and getting stuff done around the house. 2 horses came out of the yearling pen, Miss Gen and Remi and got to be mainstreamed. She also went and rode Electra at her house. Kade has been working on Pony for his next roping horse.

The days are getting colder and shorter. We try to see the positive pieces of fall as we move through the seasons. We get to meet some really cool people that are buying foals and see repeat customers. We also slow down on the cattle shows and get some time to focus on some of our projects here at home.

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Life is the sum of your choices- choose to buy a horse.

No new babies on Monday morning. Dad went to the Palouse and got pellets, he said it is snowing there. Ben and Kaine unloaded the trailer and then took it up to feed cows. Bouncing Betty lost a tire on Saturday, so we are down a flatbed trailer. Jaxsen had an FFA competition on Monday, Toni thinks Jaxsen is going to be short lived with FFA, he got to miss chores but did not miss any school. The boys placed really well, they were first, and the girls team was 2nd. Good job guys.Β  Jax tied for first on the meats test.Β  The kid knows his food.

No new babies on Tuesday either, and Playin would like someone to play with. She is being evil to her mother. It was Savannah’s birthday on Tuesday and a lot of times we have a foal on her birthday, but not this year. Anna went to the Jr high to do a presentation for FFA on ag related jobs. Dad went to work running tractor for Luke. Kade worked on opening and closing gates on Mauney. We are done halter breaking the foals, but we still have Bellini in the round pen due to her eye graft. She gets the graft removed from her eyeball next week. She is doing really great, but has lots and lots of energy and needs to be out of the roundpen.

Toni went and got her stolen child and brought her out to see the horses on Wednesday. She got to pet Libby, pet horses, hug Abby, etc. Things a small child likes to do. She wanted to pet all of the cows, but since most of the cows are not halter broke and don’t like small children, that was a no go. Coffey had to come back out and work on the freezer, it had an error message. 626B calved, one of the last few stragglers. She was a show heifer and produced a really pretty little heifer for Kade. Dad went out to drive tractor again and dropped mom off to stay with grandma. Toni stayed with grandma Wednesday night.

On Thursday we had a big ditch break at work, but it could have been worse, no one was injured. We are starting the main canals up to start water on the 13th. Toni checked cows and horses when she got home, no one new. We got a gorilla cart and some circle tires in the Booker auction, which was good. We were bidding on some hay spears in the Yarboro auction. Hopefully we get those too. We missed some weed shearers in the Booker auction that would have been really great to have on the Russian olive trees. I was really disappointed we missed those. Toni is also watching those standalone 24 foot panels at Booker, but they went too high. She may have access to those panels delivered to Othello for $350 per panel if anyone needs any.

Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β  On Friday Ben and I went with Anna, and Lane and Myles were also there, to Moscow to tour the University of Idaho. We had a great time in the walking tour and then Micheal Colley took us for a tour of the production cattle, feed lot, sheep and dairy facilities, etc. We all had a great time.Β  I had an emergency board meeting at 1, so I missed part of the tour. Toni had a bunch of meetings, and Chad was out so Toni was busy with him. We are trying to get all of the yearlings trimmed up for the first time. They got three yearlings done then four big mares in the time they had. The yearlings were all good, but they were the ones we expected to be good. They also had Celeste in to get a trim but Celeste is only good when Celeste is doing what Celeste wants to do. She was not into having her feet trimmed. Mom helped hold horses as well. Kaine went snowmobiling with Maxx, Marlo, Kade and Toni did most of the chores. We got home about six so Ben and Anna did go feed the cows.

On Saturday morning Anna and I went to the Big Bend Annual meeting for her to accept the scholarship she won. She got to read her essay to the meeting attendees. We sat with Uncle David and Shattucks. Our whole table won door prizes, we were a pretty lucky table. Dad went with Kade to Colton for Trap. Dad and Kade both reported it was a cold and windy trip. They then went to St John and saw Uncle Skip and went to Ed Hayes before coming back. Ben went around and got all of the auction items we bought, circle tires from Booker, hay spears from Yarboro. In the afternoon Ben and Anna rolled up fence. Toni and I moved mares and stallions around. We are trying to get the open mares out with studs asap before the mares with foals go out. We turned our 2 year olds out in the big pasture, but Gunner and three mares in their pen. MC got moved to Gunner’s pen with 2 mares. Cappy was able to stay in his pen with 2 mares. Dude and Bug still don’t have mares just because. I stayed with grandma on Saturday night. Anna and Lane went to Ritzville prom in Spokane.

On Sunday Wagners came out and looked at bulls. Dad and Ben went to Alans and got a harrow, checked on the Charolais cow and had cinnamon rolls with Alan. Anna went out and pulled more posts out of the fence. Kade tied up his steers, Anna washed her steers and heifers. Kade rode Stormy out to check things. Then Toni, Kade, Jaxsen, and I went out and got a few mares in out of circle 5. Shiney had foaled and had a big, pretty, grulla colt. We are very happy he is alive and healthy, but this is the second stunning grulla COLT she has had. It isn’t too much to ask for a filly is it? We have more to get in, but the main ones we wanted came in so we left it alone. We just had our little old white trailer so we took them in two loads. It was super windy so we called it a day.Β  Then we did chores. Kaine got home in time for chores. Kaine had tons of fun on his trip, but it was good to get him home and back to work.

Life is the sum of your choices- choose to buy a horse. We have five really cool yearlings left, a brood mare and Kade’s sale horse. All ready to be someone’s project.

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LAST 2017 filly we have for sale

KT A Benelli Girl is aΒ showy buckskinΒ filly is out of A Pepper Girl and by KT Gunpowder N Lead. Pepper is a Dry Spec a Pepper daughter, who was the 1986 Eastern Idaho QH Assn. Senior Cutting Champion. She is a granddaughter of Dry Doc; who is in the National Cutting Horse Association – Horse Hall of Fame. He was an NCHA Futurity Champion, NCHA Earnings: $85,149, AQHA Reserve W.CH. CUTTING. Pepper also goes back to King Fritz, Miss N Cash and Sugar Vandy. She is a mare with a solid build and a great disposition. She is app. 15.1 hands and is built like a tank. Gunner is a son of Cue Bars Laddie and is out of Charros Dandy Miss, β€œPistol”. Cue Bars Laddie is a roan stallion that has been shown as a reiner, cowhorse and rope horse. He was the recipient of the Open AQHA All Around Trophy and is a CCHA Hall of Fame Horse. Pistol was shown NFQHA and local shows. Great cow horse/ranch horse/rope horse. Homozygous for black mane and tail, and a dunskin. Gunner has greats on his papers like Peppy San, Doc O’Lena, Dandy Derby, Docs Jack Frost, and Imperial One. Gunner took the best of both and is a dunskin roan. Gunner was broke to ride in the Allison Trimble program and a very nice stallion. This is going to be a big, impressive, striking filly, with a pedigree that is bred to perform. Color tested E/E. She was born 5/21/17. $2,500

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KT Doubles Lemon Drop

Anna took these cute picture of Lemon Drop the other evening.

KTΒ Doubles Lemon Drop is aΒ palomino filly is out of Butternut Pecan, β€œJazzy,” and is By Double Captain Coy.Β Jazzy is a granddaughter of Chickalejos, AQHA Champion, Superior Western Pleasure, he has 17 AQHA halter pts and 61 AQHA Performance Pts. On the bottom side she is a granddaughter of DocsBorrego, a finalist NCHA Open Super Stakes, and NCHA money earner and winner of the COA. She also has Docs Remedy, Star Duster, Doc Quixote and more.Β Jazzy has shownΒ and ridden by and 7 year before becoming a broodmare, she has a great disposition. Double is one of our senior stallions, his foals have an outstanding disposition and areΒ a great using horse for any arena. His breeding includes Major Bonanza, Alotta King and more.Β This filly has a lot of get up and go and try. She has a sweet disposition and loves attention. She was born 5/22/16. $1,250

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Shining Blue DR

β€œBish” is aΒ very good looking son of Autumnator, from the Davis Ranch in Utah. He has a big hip, low hocks, pretty neck and is very balanced. The Autumnator is sired byΒ SMART LITTLE LENA (1979). Earner of $743,275, NCHA Triple Crown Op Ch. Equi-Stat All Time #2 Cut, #6 Rnd Cow Horse & #24 Rng Sire of earners of $38,300,000 including, RED WHITE AND BOON ($930,954, 5-time NCHA Non Pro World Ch); SMART PEPPY LENA [PT] ($494,314, NCHA NP World Ch); JUSTA SMART PEANUT ($421,041, NCHA Horse of the Yr, NCHA Fut & Super Stks Op Rsv Ch); SMART PLAY ($413,270, NCHA Fut& Super Stks Op Rsv Ch); SOME KINDA MEMORIES ($378,546, NCHA Fut Op Ch); AQHA perfs include 18 World & 14 Rsv World Ch, etc. Autumnator’s dam isΒ AUTUMN BOON Earner of $244,470 NCHA. Dam of 26 foals, 17 perfs earning $1,003,985 NCHA/WS including IM COUNTIN CHECKS $509,642, 3rd NCHA Cutting Horse Futurity); BOON A LITTLE ($135,639 NCHA/WS, AQHA Rsv World Ch Jr Cutting, 3rd AQHA World Show Jr Cutting, 3rd High Pt Jr Cutting, 5th High Pt Cutting, etc); ABSOLUTELY STUNNING ($106,787); WILD THING DNA ($94,561); BOOGIE BOON ($49,198) etc. Bish’s dam is Plum Sparkling who is by Shining Sparkler,Β a gorgeous palomino son of Reining and Reined Cowhorse Leading Sire Shining Spark . He has as pretty of a head and neck as any horse. He has a lot of bone and a big hip. He has a lot of heart and grit but is a perfect gentleman with a very kind disposition. He was trained by Brett Losekeand Joe Hayes but his show career was very limited due to an injury. His colts are very pretty and have a lot of ability. He is a full brother to Just Gotta Shine (LTE of over $50,000) who won the 2006 FEI Masters when he was shown by Shawn Flarida. Todd Bergen is currently showing another full sister to Shining Sparkler in reining and reined cowhorse competitions.

Bishop is colored tested as E/E, A/a and 5 panel neg.

$10,000

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2017 Calendar

Don’t forget to go onto our Facebook page and vote for your favorite pictures, by liking them, to see if they make it into our 2017 Calendar. Our calendar will be available to purchase in December. The pictures are in the 2017 Calendar Album. Pleae vote today. One voter will be chosen at random to win a free calendar.

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Coastal Tourist Trap

Coastal Tourist Trap, β€œPiper” is a daughter of AQHA point earner Cue Bars Laddie and NRCHA and AQHA cowhorse and cutting mare Cutters Tourist Trap. This is a mare with a superior pedigree, with point earners and working cow horses all over. This is a pretty, feminine, bay mare. NFQHA eligible. She is bred to KT Heza Pana Dude for 2017. $2,000 as a two way. http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/coastal+tourist+trap

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Gunners Major Impact

Gunners Major Impact is by KT Gunpowder N Lead and is out of KT Pocketfull of Posey. Gunner is a fantastic dun roan son of Cue Bars Laddie. Cue Bars Lassie is a roan stallion that has been shown as a reiner, cowhorse and rope horse. He was the recipient of the Open AQHA All Around Trophy and is a CCHA Hall of Fame Horse. Gunner’s dam, Pistol, has been shown NFQHA, has been featured on the NFQHA rule book and in the NFQHA magazine. She is a great working ranch horse, rope horse, and the kids can ride her as well. Pocket is a really niceΒ mare out ofΒ PDQ Rikki Tikki Lee and is by Zinks Major Kid.Β Pocket is a great mare that has been shown at the Adams County Fair, gone and trail rides and is a full sister to KT Roths Golden Girl, β€œGoldie.” Goldie is a mare that we kept and have been using as a ranch horse. This is a nice buckskin roan with a lot of natual ability. He was born 5/24/16. $2,500. Call Diane for more info at 509-Β 989-0582

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Merchandise

Get any of our pictures that are high enough mega pixelsΒ on a canvas print, mat board, panels, dry erase board, et.Β StartingΒ on a 14Γ—16 or 14Γ—14 print for $40;Β other sizes available areΒ 24Γ—32, 16Γ—48, 20Γ—30, 16Γ—32, 18Γ—24, 16Γ—20, prices vary depending on the size of the print. We also will have calendars later in the year for 2017.

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Coastal Tourist Trap

Coastal Tourist Trap, β€œPiper” is a daughter of AQHA point earner Cue Bars Laddie and NRCHA and AQHA cowhorse and cutting mare Cutters Tourist Trap. This is a mare with a superior pedigree, with point earners and working cow horses all over. This is a pretty, feminine, bay mare. NFQHA eligible. She is bred back to KT Heza Pana Dude for 2017, LFG. $2500 http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/coastal+tourist+trap

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