Docs Peppy Concord

Specialties

All Around, Barrel, Barrel Racing, Calf Roping, Cutting, Dappled, Double Dilute, Foundation Bred, Futurity Eligible, Gymkhana, Halter, Heading, Heel, Color Producer, Dun Factor, Hypp N/n, Incentive Fund, Penning, Performance, Racing, Reining, Rodeo, Roping, Steer Roping

Additional Comments

Live cover only. "Luey" will have his first foal crop in 2024, we are excited to see his progeny. We really love his breeding, the greats speak for themselves and he is well packaged. He is expected to mature to 15.2 and has had 90 days professional training. The trainer loved working with him undersaddle and said he is very powerful with a lot of speed. He was easy to work with and a gentleman to be around.

Luey is a buttermilk buckskin dun or better known as a Dunskin, which means he carries a cream gene and dun gene.... (read more) His "dun factor" is quite significant with barring on the legs, defined back stripe dripping off his neck and spots along his top line.

Color tested Ee Aa Dnd2 nCr
5 panel negative, MYHM/IMM negative (6 Panel negative)
Stands 15.1hh
Weighs 1050#s,
​FQHA - 85.00%

Incentives Enrolled in:
RMBA (Rocky Mountain Breeders Association - Versatility Ranching)
Future Fortunes (Barrel Racing)
Colorado Classic (Barrel Racing)
NILE

LIVE COVER ONLY
Available for breeding April - September.
$750 stud fee + Mare care: Mare care will be $10 a day or $12 a day w/foal at side.
$250 Non-refundable booking fee, remaining fee due at breeding.
Live Foal Guarantee, multiple mare care discount

Due to recent equine outbreaks we will require that all mares have the following:
Current negative coggins
​UTD on vaccinations with west nile
Wormed in the last 30 days.

Mile High Cattle and Quarter Horses

Mile High Cattle and Quarter Horses has bred several grade, registered quarter horses, and mules over the last 20 years. All horses and mules are used for a variety of disciplines from working cattle, pleasure riding, hunting and packing in the back country, omoksee and rodeo events. They are all trained at the ranch where they are exposed to many conditions. We breed a few mares each year to different stallions, however in the coming years we will be breeding to a Dunskin Stallion and an HOMOZYGOUS Champagne stallion. We are excited to see their first foal crops.

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