Jollys Little Jazz, (Jazz) 2005, 15.2h

Ranch bred from the J A Cattle Co in Amarillo, TX and broke in OK, this horse is working Quarter Horse all the way.  Black, with no markings, he came in with a chopped mane and rain rot but will shed out this spring to look great!!  He rides western, but when we put an English saddle on him, he couldn't have cared less.

We've had him for several months, and these photos were taken right after we got him, so the coat doesn't look good. With the snow and ice, we aren't going to get new photos any time soon.  But we have been using him for lessons and have discovered a wonderful, solid, honest horse with a great temperament and a lot to like about him. He bends and will work in the ring, he is great outside and will ride off alone.  Come spring we'll start him over fences.

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         $3200

This guy is great!  Flashy is his middle name. Big blaze, spots on his large white blaze give him character...and four high white legs.  He has a beautiful light tail.  And he is Quiet and Dependable with capital letters!  He goes out on the trail and is learning to work in the ring.  He learns quickly and wants to please.

We think he will learn to jump quickly and make a fantastic large pony hunter.  Or, he will make a reliable trail partner for an adult who wants a dependable, shorter horse.  He goes through water and picked up cavalitties quickly and he was quite proud of himself.  He's got a great attitude and enjoys life and working with people.

       $ 2400  WINTER SALE PRICE ~ $1800

This is an outstanding AQHA gelding, solid as a rock, no spook, great gaits.  Lots of trail miles and yet easy enough to ride.  Cayman will pack ANYONE!  We've used him for lessons, taught him to jump, and do school patterns and it just isn't his thing.  We have dropped his price to find him a home where he can trail ride and not have the pressure.  He doesn't DO anything, but he lays on the bit, and just isn't happy doing patterns, framing, and jumping.  I like this guy a lot, and I want to find him a home where he will be happy.  He grew up being a simple trail horse and that's what he wants to be.

He can stand in a stall or out in a pasture for months at a time and go right off without any problems. He has the size to be great for a husband or for guests, and he is gentle enough for anyone.  He's a little on the lazy side, but will walk, trot and canter when asked...he just wouldn't initiate any speed!  I'm not looking for a home for him where he'll be used to show or give lessons...he just isn't happy doing that, and so we've dropped his price to less than what we paid for him in order to find him a good, relaxed, home where he can just go out and be a great, gentle, quiet trail horse.