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🔥 Feature Foal Wednesday – KT Miss Cowtown Gun 🔥

KT Miss Cowtown Gun

Filly
Sire: KT HotTimein Cowtown “Tank”
Dam: Guns Miss Poco “Opal”
Date Born: 3/15/26
Color: Red Dun (turning gray)
Price: $8,000
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If you’re looking for a filly that blends cow, run, and ranch versatility, KT Miss Cowtown Gun checks the boxes. She’s sharp, athletic, and carries the kind of pedigree that consistently produces horses that can go to work or compete.

Her sire, KT HotTimein Cowtown “Tank,” brings a powerful combination of reining and cow horse genetics. He is a son of KR Gun Powder—by Colonels Smoking Gun (Gunner) and out of A Bueno Poco Dunit. Gun Powder earned the 2016 APHA Senior Reining World Championship and nearly $13,000 in NRHA earnings in just nine shows.

Tank’s dam, KT Cow Cuttin Hottie, is by Cow Cuttin Colonel, a standout in the cow horse world with accolades including NRCHA Superior Cow Horse, AQHA ROMs, and multiple futurity and derby championships. Tank himself has been in training with Jordan Pace since 2022, showing the athleticism, stop, and trainability this line is known for.

On the bottom side, this filly is out of Guns Miss Poco “Opal,” a kind, good-minded gray mare (grullo base) with solid conformation. Opal is by Ima Sun ofa Gun, a versatile performer in reining cow horse and ranch roping, and traces back to Playgun and Mr Sun O Lena. Her pedigree is stacked with legendary cow horse influence including Poco Bueno and Mr San Peppy—names known for producing durable, gritty, cow-smart horses.

What to expect:

  • Athletic and quick-footed
  • Strong stop and natural cow sense
  • Trainable, willing disposition
  • Versatility for ranch, rope, or arena

This filly brings together modern reining performance and old-school cow horse foundation—a combination that works in the real world.

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Buckskin Colt by KT Gunpowder N Lead – Ranch/Performance Prospect

KT The Mighty Gun
Colt, 6 Panel N/N
Sire: KT Gunpowder N Lead
Dam:  Oakasionally Breezy “Breezy”
Date Born: 2/27/25
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Color: Buckskin, color tested E/E.
Price: 5,000
KT The Mighty Gun is a fancy, well-bred buckskin colt with a pedigree stacked for performance, versatility, and a great mind. He is sired by KT Gunpowder N Lead, “Gunner,” a standout son of Cue Bars Laddie—an accomplished blue roan stallion shown successfully in reining, cow horse, and roping events. Cue Bars Laddie earned the Open AQHA All-Around Trophy and is a CCHA Hall of Fame horse, proving both talent and durability.
Gunner’s dam, “Pistol,” is an NFQHA standout who has been featured in the NFQHA rule book and magazine. She is a proven ranch and rope horse with a quiet, dependable disposition that makes her suitable for riders of all ages—including kids.
On the bottom side, Breezy brings an exceptional all-around pedigree and temperament. Her sire, The Mighty Oak, earned multiple performance accolades, including Junior Reining qualifications, a Performance Register of Merit, and an All-Around title, along with World Show qualifications in heading. Breezy’s dam also qualified for the Junior Reining World Show and earned a Performance Register of Merit. Breezy herself is known for her kind, willing attitude and athletic ability.
KT The Mighty Gun offers color, pedigree, and an award-winning disposition—making him a strong prospect for performance, ranch work, or an all-around future.

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Fancy Cow Horse-Bred Filly with Size, Bone & Pedigree

KT Sunset onthe Sage
Filly
Sire: KT Gunners Sage Bug
Dam:  KT Major Sunshine
Date Born: 2/25/25
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Color: Buckskin Roan
Price: $4,500
Take a look at this eye-catching filly by KT Gunners Sage Bug and out of KT Major Sunshine — a cross packed with color, cow sense, and foundation breeding.
Her sire, KT Gunners Sage Bug, is out of Continental Lady Bug and by KT Gunpowder N Lead. “Gunner” is a striking roan dunskin son of Cue Bars Laddie, an AQHA point-earning and producing stallion. Gunner’s dam, Pistol, has been shown with the NFQHA, featured in the NFQHA rule book and magazine, and is the kind of ranch and rope horse the whole family can ride. Pistol is by Gold Country Charro, a dunskin stallion shown successfully in halter in 1998 and 1999.
Continental Lady Bug adds even more depth — a big-boned Continental Cad daughter tracing back to Mr Blackburn on the bottom side, bringing size, substance, and foundation strength.
On the dam side, this filly is out of KT Major Sunshine, a beautiful palomino mare with both eye appeal and pedigree power. “Shiny” is by Zinks Major Kid and out of Kathys Sonny Dee To (a Sonny Dee Bar Too daughter). Anna chose Shiny to keep when she was just a toddler — and the fact that we still have her says everything. She was featured on the cover of the AQHA Journal and has been shown in-hand trail at the NFQHA show in Ellensburg. Shiny is a barn favorite with an exceptional disposition that the kids absolutely adore.
This filly carries an incredible pedigree including Sonny Dee Bar Too, Major Bonanza, Lads Image, Blondys Dude, and more — blending foundation blood with proven show and ranch versatility.
If you’re looking for color, bone, brains, and a pedigree stacked with proven producers, this filly checks all the boxes.

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Thursday Thoughts from the Ranch

Thursdays around here are that funny in-between day…
Not quite the start of the week, not quite the weekend either.

The cows don’t care what day it is—
they still need checked.
The horses are still waiting at the gate like they haven’t been fed in years.
And somehow, the to-do list keeps growing faster than we can cross things off.

We might be a little tired, a little dusty, and running on coffee and stubbornness…
but we wouldn’t trade it for anything.

Because out here, even the long days come with good views, good stock, and a whole lot of gratitude.

Just another Thursday doing what we love.

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Last Week in Pictures

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Last Week in Pictures

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Kaine’s favorite show heifer now cow: BK Christmas Eve 448, “Winter”

Winter is my First show heifer and she has been a great producer for my herd calving every year.

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McKenna favorite show heifer now cow: BK Zebo Queen 135 “Mayhem”

Anna told McKenna and McCall said 349 was the bestest, and McKenna said NO, Mayhem is the BESTEST. She halter broke her to take to the Nile and so she is much better then 349. I see a theme and the twins halter breaking Kaine’s heifers…..

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McCall’s favorite show heifer now cow: BK Kaines Chiquita 349

Because she is the BESTEST and I halter broke her in a week and took her to Nile.

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Toni’s favorite show heifer now cow: Traynhams Barbara J2290

My favorite ex-show heifer is one we fondly call 7. Her sale tag number was 7 when we bought her for Anna from Traynham Ranches. We have been buying show heifers from Buckley and Brad for a few years and really liked what this heifer brought to the table. Our goal is to get show heifers that ultimately fit into our cattle herd. That is always a challenge but we have been lucky to find some really awesome breeders that we have been able to purchase heifers from year after year. Some of my other favorite ex-show heifers have come from Seldom Rest along with other breeders. I feel like we have been very lucky in our friends that we have gained in this chapter of the kids showing outside heifers. Back to heifer 7. Anna showed her all over and she did pretty well. Kellie and I continue to pick heifers that are probably more broody and future cow potential than true show heifers and 7 was no exception. After 7 was done being a show heifer, she did not calve as a 2 year old which is our goal. Always disappointing but not abnormal for show heifers to miss their first year in calving timely. They are under tremendous stress. To make up for the fact that 7 did not calve on time, 7 blessed us with twins when she was a three year old, again as a four year old, and this year as a five year old. In three years 7 has had 6 live calves. That is what I call a money making heifer.  

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