For Slush Creek Walkers, the requirements for a breeding stallion begin with the gait. You can't ride the pedigree. Yes, there are things to be said about a good pedigree but you still can't ride it.
So we begin with a nice natural running walk.
Then we add a calm and gentle disposition. We do not want to ride nasty-tempered horses so why breed one? It does not matter that they are a stallion. There are calm, sane, gentle stallions just as there are nasty-tempered stallions. We just prefer the former. It is much easier and safer for us to handle a nice, well-mannered stallion and it's nicer and safer for the mares too.
We also like some size. It is not a necessity but it is nice when you are doing ranch work, or competing in some of the all-breeds competitions.
These traits may not be evident from birth but declared over time. We don't just look at a horse and say he's going to be a stallion;  we look and say he may be a stallion prospect. Then, as a prospect, he gets a chance to prove himself as a sane, gentle, naturally-gaited, using horse. IF he PROVES himself to be excellent, a cut above the rest, he may eventually get to be a herd sire at Slush Creek Walkers.

We no longer breed outside mares to our herd sires,
but we have a new crop of foals for sale by them, every spring.

Range stallion, Slush Creek Jubal S. being introduced to Glory's Elegant Angel.  Please don't try this at home.
 



 

Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage Society
TWHBEA #20700732/IHWHA 2007-HC-100/CRTWH-3740

(Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietySLUSH CREEKS JUBAL S x Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyDAKOTA MISS EAGLE

15.3 hand, black sabino Tennessee Walking Horse stallion, with a near hind and near fore stockings, off hind fetlock, on lower lip, a blaze, and a mixed tail. He is Heritage-certified. Foaled 05/17/2007.

STUD FEE: Closed Book

More Info

 



 
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage Society
TWHBEA #21000603/IHWHA 2010-HC-151/CRTWH-3627
(Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyDELIGHT'S MIDNIGHT LEGEND x Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietySC SHE'S SIMPLY STUNNING)

Black sabino Tennessee Walking Horse stallion, with both hind and near fore stockings, on near side of belly, on off side, lower lip, blaze, and a mixed tail.  15.1 hands. Foaled 05/04/2010.

STUD FEE: Closed Book More Info


 

TWHBEA #21402858/IHWHA 2014-HC-363-FH/CRTWH-3808
(Kit's Royal Pride x Kodiak's Miss Reflect CF

16.1 hand, rising 4 year old, chestnut Tennessee Walking Horse stallion, by Kit's Royal Pride, out of Kodiak's Miss Reflect CF.  He is Canadian-bred and double registered. Rooster is a big colt with strong, big-boned conformation, a lovely arched neck and beautiful little hooked ears.

STUD FEE: Closed Book More Info

Delight's Midnight Legend
 
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage Society
(DELIGHT'S SHADOW MAN x SUN'S LADY GLORY)
More Info

Slush Creeks Jubal S.
 
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage Society
(MILLER'S SUPER MAN x EBONY'S GINGERALE)
More Info
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage Society
TWHBEA #20502089
(The Allen Black Gold x Star's Lady Chocolate
More Info
 

The Little Red Rascal
 
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage Society
(Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyBUDS STERLING BULLET x RED BUD'S LAST DREAMER)

The Little Red Rascal will become the first ever Tennessee Walking Horse breeding stallion to stand in France.

More Info

The Ultimate Bum
 
(BUM'S STORM CLOUD x THE ULTRA CLUTCH)
More Info

Blaze Of Threat
 
(EBONY'S THREAT A. x PRIDES BALLERINA)
More Info
BACK

 

Mark and Shellie Pacovsky
Bainville, MT
PH. 406-769-2971
Cell 406-769-7971
Phone Problems?  click HERE

Click HERE to send email to Slush Creek Walkers

 

~~~ Copyright Notice ~~~
         <==Click here for Currency Exchange Rates
  Site designed/maintained by:
Hosted on:
 
 
Last Updated: November 22, 2024