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Saturday Colt Spotlight — KT Addicted To A Dollar

He may be short, but nobody told him to think small! KT Addicted To A Dollar is a compact, agile colt with plenty of chrome and the kind of presence that gets noticed. We think this flashy guy is going to be a great show-ring prospect—he’s got the look, the athleticism, and a pedigree built for performance.

Sire: KT HotTimein Cowtown, “Tank”
Dam: KT Fancy Dualler
Born: May 4, 2026
Color: Chestnut rabicano with chrome
Price: $7,000

Dollar is quick-footed and balanced, making him an exciting prospect for reining, ranch riding, ranch versatility, or cow horse events. He’s built to get around—and looking good while doing it certainly doesn’t hurt!

His sire, Tank, is by KR Gun Powder, the 2016 APHA Senior Reining World Champion with nearly $13,000 in NRHA earnings. KR Gun Powder is by Colonels Smoking Gun, “Gunner,” and out of A Bueno Poco Dunit. Tank’s dam, KT Cow Cuttin Hottie, brings in Cow Cuttin Colonel and KT Copper Comet, adding more cow horse breeding to the mix.

Dollar’s dam, KT Fancy Dualler, is a ranch-raised, hard-using mare with toughness, heart, and athletic ability. She’s catty, dependable, and the kind of mare that knows a day’s work. Her pedigree brings in Just Plain Starlight, The Dualler, Poco Bueno, Docs Adonis, and Sonnys OO Buck—a strong foundation behind this colt’s fancy exterior.

If you like a compact, athletic prospect with show-ring potential and enough chrome to catch the judge’s eye, take a look at Dollar. His name suggests expensive habits, but at least he comes by them honestly! 😉

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Finally Friday!

We’re gearing up for another great weekend, with a number of foals heading to their new homes. Most of the show steers have already gone to their new families, too. It’s exciting seeing everyone head off to their home—even if their departure doesn’t seem to make the chore list much shorter!

Anna and McCall are getting ready to head to the NILE in a few weeks, where Tommy Jo and McKenna will join them. Ben may go, too, depending on the harvest schedule.

Once they’re back, we’ll be off to Western Showcase! We’re only taking heifers this time, so we’ll be there Friday night and Saturday. A shorter trip, but somehow I doubt the packing list will get any smaller.

If you’re still looking for a show heifer or steer, don’t forget about the Evergreen Exclusive Angus and Club Calf Sale at the end of this month in Ellensburg! I talked with Jonathan at the Othello Fair, and he said he’s saved some nice steers to take. It’s a great opportunity to find your next show project!

Have a great weekend, everyone! Here’s hoping for smooth pickups, productive harvest days, and a little time to enjoy it all.

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Thursday Thoughts with Kellie

We had a fun-filled week with Dad’s cousins from California, Linda and Patricia! Dad took them touring around the Columbia Basin, including a trip up to St. John to look through old pictures and revisit some memories. They also stopped at Sonny’s in Washtucna for lunch—or dinner, depending on how long the visiting lasted!

They made it to one of Jaxsen’s football games, although being stuck in Ritzville while the road was closed nearly put a wrench in those plans. Connell came away with the win! With a big lead, JV went in, so they didn’t get to see Jax play much, but we’ll take the win. It was also a VERY windy night, so I passed on going. I support football. I’m just less enthusiastic about being sandblasted while watching it.

Dad also took them to Palouse Falls. Their last visit was in the spring, and Patricia wanted to see what it looked like in the fall. It was great having them here and getting some family time in between all the ranch projects.

Meanwhile, we started halter breaking foals and are already on our second group this week. We weaned more foals and fixed some fence, because apparently the fence did not get the memo that our schedule was full. The puppy got his first experience helping with fence repairs, and I think he had a pretty good time. His definition of “helping” may differ from ours, but enthusiasm counts.

Kade took my Gucci girl roping with Mr. Dansie, and she did amazing! Pretty proud of that girl—and pretty pleased to see her putting those skills to work.

We also had our September/October birthday party, but we’ll need another round because Terry and Erina were at a wedding and couldn’t make it. Having to celebrate again is a burden we’re willing to bear. Especially if there’s cake.

Today, Toni and Kade took a group of foals to the vet to get their travel papers. A reminder for buyers: if your foal needs travel papers, it is your responsibility to let us know ahead of time so we can get the vet visit arranged. A little advance notice helps keep pickup day running smoothly!

And we got our Seldom Rest heifer! We are super excited about her and can’t wait to see what’s ahead.

Family visits, football, foals, fence, birthdays, and a new heifer. Just another quiet week around here!

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Feature Foal Wednesday – KT Shinedown Ladybug

This April filly is by KT Gunners Sage Bug and out of KT Major Sunshine, “Shiny.” Shiny is a family favorite with a kind, willing disposition. She’s also been featured on the cover of the AQHA Journal and shown in-hand trail at the NFQHA show in Ellensburg.

Ladybug brings together Sagebug’s foundation breeding and Shiny’s pedigree, which includes Zinks Major Kid, Sonny Dee Bar Too, Major Bonanza, Lads Image, and Blondys Dude. With her bone, substance, and versatile breeding, she’s a good prospect for ranch work, roping, or the arena.

KT Shinedown Ladybug
Bay roan filly • Born April 19, 2026
Sire: KT Gunners Sage Bug
Dam: KT Major Sunshine
$5,000

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Last Week in Pictures

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Ranch Horse Monday: KT Masked Mirage

Some foals arrive with a lot to live up to. KT Masked Mirage arrived April 30, 2024, wearing a flashy bay splash coat and acting like she knew we’d been waiting for her. To be fair, we had.

Mirage is by Masked Gun and out of Lonesome Jaebargina “Gina,” a mare who came to us from Iowa and quickly figured out that ranch life includes a generous amount of attention. Gina is sweet, loves people, and has a résumé to go with that good disposition: she is an AQHA point earner, NRHA money earner, ROM earner in Ranch Riding, and four-time world qualifier. She makes the rest of us look a little underqualified on Mondays.

Gina’s sire, Lonesome Royalty, earned his ROM in Working Cow Horse and is by Lonesome Lynx. Her dam, Do Right Dew, brings in Docs Jack Sprat and Freckles Playboy.

Mirage’s sire, Masked Gun, has more than $90,000 in lifetime earnings. His accomplishments include finalist spots at the NRHA Futurity Open, NRHA Derby Open, TRFAM Shootout, and AQHA Congress Futurity Open, along with NRHA Derby Open Ancillary Reserve Champion honors.

We waited a long time for this cross, and Mirage gave us exactly the kind of filly we were hoping for: eye-catching, well bred, and backed by horses that have proven themselves in the show pen. The splash was just her way of making sure nobody overlooked her.

And Happy National Sons Day

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Sunday Filly Spotlight: KT Hot Grande Mocha


KT Hot Grande Mocha

Filly
Sire: KT HotTimein Cowtown, “Tank”
Dam:  KT Mocha Fudsey Lena, “Mocha”
Date Born: 4/3/25
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Color: Bay
Price: 5,500

Some names just fit. Dad picked “Grande” before this filly was born, and she came out looking half grown. She has kept right on developing into a big, powerful bay filly with the bone, shape and substance we love to see in a ranch horse prospect.

KT Hot Grande Mocha was born April 3, 2025. She is by KT HotTimein Cowtown “Tank” and out of KT Mocha Fudsey Lena “Mocha.” We retained too many fillies last year, which is the only reason we decided to offer her for sale. This is a hard one to put on the market.

Tank brings a strong mix of reining and cow-horse bloodlines. His sire, KR Gun Powder, was the 2016 APHA Senior Reining World Champion and earned nearly $13,000 in NRHA competition in just nine shows. KR Gun Powder is by Colonels Smoking Gun and out of A Bueno Poco Dunit. Tank’s dam, KT Cow Cuttin Hottie, is by Cow Cuttin Colonel, whose accomplishments include an NRCHA Superior Cow Horse award and AQHA Open and Amateur Performance ROMs.

On the bottom side, Grande is out of Mocha, one of our favorite mares and a consistent producer of tremendous foals. Her pedigree carries Smart Little Lena, Docs Oak, Tuff Continental, Jackie Bee, Imperial Dixie, Thirsty Blue Boy, Coy’s Bonanza, Wimpy, Skipper W and Little Joe the Wrangler. If you follow our horses, you may know another Mocha daughter: Anna’s riding horse, Jojo.

Grande has the size and substance to be a serious ranch horse prospect, with performance bloodlines that give her plenty of options beyond the ranch. She is an eye-catching filly we would be happy to keep. We simply kept more fillies than we planned, and Grande is available while we’re still willing to let her go!

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Saturday Colt Spotlight – KT Big Starbound

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It’s Finally Friday!

It’s shaping up to be a full one around here. Cousins Linda and Patricia are up from California for a few days, and we’re putting them to work — celebrating three birthdays at once, since Kade, Dad, and Ben all share this stretch of the calendar. Three cakes, three rounds of “happy birthday,” and probably three arguments about whose gets cut first.

On top of that, we’ve got kids coming out to pick up steers, a few horses getting picked up, it’s going to be a full house and an even fuller schedule.

Whatever your weekend looks like, hope it’s a good one. Have a great weekend, everybody — be safe out there.

And Happy Nationals Daughters Day

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Thursday Thoughts with Kellie

What a week it was around here — and by “around here” I mean the Othello Fair, a football field, the desert, and somehow also Washington DC.

Kade wrapped up his steer show career in style — he and his steer, White Mike, were Grand Champion Market and Grand Champion Fitting and Showing, and Kade topped it off winning FFA II in Round Robin. Anna and Tommy Jo drove down to cheer Kade on for Market Wednesday — nice to have a fan section that isn’t just parents.

Jaxsen and Blackie did great as well. They placed 4th in market and picked up a blue in showmanship. Two boys, two steers, zero chill this week.

And a big thank you to Simplot and K&N Electric for buying the boys’ steers — support like that doesn’t go unnoticed.

Emma is still using Reina as her backup Wrangler Girl and parade horse. Reina is doing a great job being a parade mount.

I missed most of the fair myself because I was in DC for the Family Farm Alliance Fly-In — first time there, and I can confirm the Nationals play baseball exactly like you’d expect a team in a city full of politicians to play baseball. Met a lot of great people and had a great time. Thanks Roger and Norm for inviting me to the game.

Jaxsen also had a football game Friday night at Ki-Be — I heard Connell came out with the win and Jaxsen and the rest of the Connell Team played a great game.

Sunday we hauled some mares out to the desert and got the first foals haltered. Ben spent the week on circles and corn harvest, trying to squeeze the last month out of watering before it squeezes back. We also got the last loads of grass straw in and Ben and Kicker unloaded that. And the first of Anna’s show steers shipped out Sunday.

Busy week, good week. See you next Thursday, if I survive to it.

And there is still one puppy left if anyone is looking for an Idaho Shag x Border Collie x Mini Poodle.

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