Specialties

Calf Roping, Champion, Cutting, Heel, Hypp N/n, Money Winner, Penning, Performance, Reining, Rodeo, Roping, Show Winner, Team Penning

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A National Champion with Champion Offspring! Bettin Yer Smart is a 2007 AQHA red roan stallion owned by Long Pines Land and Livestock near Buffalo, South Dakota. He will stand to a limited number of outside mares in 2021 for $1,400 at Colorado State University Equine Reproductive Lab in Ft. Collins, Colorado.

Bettin Yer Smart is 5-Panel N/N. His breeding fee in 2021 comes with a live foal guarantee. Consideration will be given to proven mares.... (read more)

During his limited show career, Bettin Yer Smart won the hackamore division at the 2012 Snaffle Bit Futurity. Then, he won Reserve Open Hackamore Champion at the NRCHA 2012 World Show. In fact, he has winnings in all NRCHA divisions (snaffle, hackamore, two-rein and bridle) and qualified for the World Show in all but snaffle.

He's a winner in every phase of reined cow horse. His offspring are showing they are destined for the same, along with inheriting his trainability, try and grit.

In the AQHA, he was High Point Open Junior Working Cow Horse for 2011, earned 22 AQHA points plus a Register of Merit in Open Performance. Bettin Yer Smart won in reined cow horse and cutting competitions, been among an honored few to be named an NRCHA Supreme Working Cow Horse, and, locally, he excelled at the Black Hills Stock Show and S.D. Reined Cow Horse Association.

Bettin Yer Smart is a product of the infamous Lindy Burch program for the Oxbow Ranch. He is out of Bet Yer Boons, a great producing daughter of Lindy’s legendary mare Bet Yer Blue Boons (LTE almost $333,000; all-time leader of cutting horse offspring) and Peptoboonsmal ($20+ million offspring earnings).

Bettin Yer Smart is an own son of the #2 All-Time Leading NCHA sire, Smart Little Lena (LTE $577,652; offspring earnings in excess of $50 million; NCHA Futurity, Super Stakes and Derby champion; AQHA Hall of Fame). Bettin Yer Smart's full sister, Little Royal Blue, has NCHA earnings of $37,196.

This national champion knows how to work on the ranch, from dragging calves to gathering and sorting. He has a great disposition and is passing on his trainability and try. Be sure to check out the website for information on his offspring, too.

Long Pines Land Livestock

Located in the Long Pines of northwestern South Dakota and southeastern Montana, our ranch is built on a foundation of hard work and dedication. Long Pines Land and Livestock is family-owned and we’re proud of the performance horses we’re raising. For us, good quality horses are a family tradition that runs deep. Horses have been a part of our lives for as far back as we can remember.... (read more) Today, our horses continue to play a key role in our daily ranch work. It takes a combination of talents to make a great horse. We start with legacy bloodlines known for their cow ability, sensibility, speed and agility.

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