Our Mares
We are extremely proud of the broodmares that we have assembled for our breeding program here at Hooper Crossing Ranch. They are all double registered in both AQHA and FQHR. Each one produces a quality foal with their own unique characteristics when bred to our Stallion, Spatz Harland.
Reeds Zan Joey (Joey)
2004 AQHA Red Dun Mare
Joey is out of Charlie Reed's last foal crop, bred to excel as rope horses and to work for a living. This sweet tempered gal is 88.9% Foundation bred, with the classic quarter horse look - the face of an angel with the power of a locomotive. Her foals are extremely easy going, well muscled and straight.
Reeds Zan Joey AQHA
Reeds Zan Joey FQHR
Reeds Zan Joey Foundation
Joeys 2022 filly
SpatZan Skippa Reed
Smart Movin' Michelle (Bobbie)
2009 AQHA, FQHR Smokey Black Mare
89.26% Foundation
Hooper Crossing Ranch has found our 'NIC'! This cross between Spatz and Bobbie produces some of the most outstanding foals you will find anywhere!
Bobbie is a sweetheart, and quite often the first to greet you in the pasture. She is a granddaughter of High Brow Hickory, and her sire is 3/4 brother to High Brow Cat, sire of more than $74 million in money earners! Her bloodlines are impeccable, including many of the Foundation greats, and going all the way back to AQHA #1 Wimpy. When crossed with Spatz Harland, their get is 91.50% Foundation. Crossing her color, exceptional cow working bloodlines and conformation with Spatz's looks, athleticism and disposition, has produced babies that have people standing in line.
Bobbie FQHR
Bobbie AQHA
Bobbie Foundation
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Spatz Hibrow Cotton
as a 2 yr old.
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Spatz Hibrow Picnic
Picnic and her owner are already bringing home the gold!
Rubys N Cash (Ruby)
2012 AQHA, FQHR Bay Roan Mare
80.50% Foundation
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Ruby comes to us by way of Nevada. Her grandsire on the bottom side is ‘Nevada Red Pepper’, owned by the Van Norman Ranch, winners of 2001 AQHA Best Remuda Award. This line is the ideal ranch horse, with lots of ‘cow’, and the ability to cover big, rough country, many showing well in working cowhorse classes. Her top side is bred for speed and cow working ability.
Keith put 60 days of training on Ruby as a 3 yr. old. She was one of those horses that impressed you from the very start with her great mind. You could introduce her to something new, (flag, rope, tarp, saddle), she would work it through and it was never an issue again. The next day it would seem as if she had been doing it for months!
Ruby is a good sized girl…. About 15-2 to 15-3 hh.
Together with our stallion, ‘Spatz’ and his extreme athleticism and laid back attitude, this cannot help but be another outstanding cross.
Ruby FQHR
Ruby AQHA
Ruby Foundation
Meet Ruby's 2022 colt,
Spatz Pepper Punchy
HPM Smart Lil Meg (June)
2010 AQHA, FQHR Palomino Mare
89.74% Foundation
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This laid back mare has oodles of great foundation bloodlines loaded with proven cow horse and performance abilities. June goes back to Peppy San Badger, Freckles Playboy, Hollywood Gold, and High Brow Hickory, just to name a few. We are excited to add her to our lineup of ladies.
UPDATE
Our Spatz/June filly is stout, strong and straight! What a beauty!
Their get is 91.745% Foundation.
June FQHR
June AQHA
June Foundation
June and her 2022 filly Spatz Smart Lil Sadie.
We were so enamored with Sadie that we added her to Jackie Boys brood band! WOOHOO!
2014 AQHA, FQHR Brown Mare
85.25% Foundation
Driftin Cowboy Girl
(Cowboy Girl)
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In 2020 we welcomed our first foal out of Cowboy Girl and she did not disappoint! Her stud colt, 'Spatz Thirsty as Heck' was just what we hoped he would be and she continues to bless us with special foals!
We picked Cowboy Girl for our broodmare band after owning several of her siblings. It is a privilege to add the Driftwood line to our breeding stock, one of the best roping/rodeo horses in history. We were attracted to their temperament, good bone and strong feet, and nice back that allows your saddle to stay where you put it. These horses are good to rope off of.... they take to the job with confidence and can handle dragging or pulling what is on the other end. They have plenty of cow and travel outside in different terrain extremely well.
Crossed with Spatz Harland she produces one heck of a good using horse.
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