Big Stout Bay geldings

I’ve had the privilege of riding some real nice big, stout bay geldings in my life.

I bought a 2 year old gelding up in Alberta and he became one of my favorite horses I’ve owned.  He was real handy to ride and I roped lots of cattle on him and used him to start lots of colts. 

He was a real character.  I would have some kid hold him for me and tell to watch that he didn’t lick them, and sure enough when they were not looking he would get em. 

We called him Stewball. He was such a good horse. 

My wife bought another big good looking stout gelding from our friend Clayton Hines, also from Alberta. I name the horse “Low Tone” which was the nickname of Clayton. 

Another good one that you could do anything on.  My wife Tammy, and daughter Mesa were kind of partners on him I think, and he ended up with a real good family friend in Kentucky,  Mary Ann Ellison. 

He ended up being called Montana, and really was a nice horse. 

Another big stout bay geldings has come into my life. His name is Rocky, a horse Tribe Ranch purchase along with three others that we started a few years ago, from Riley Olson with Ride Prosperous Ministry. 

They have a horse sale every year and it’s coming up soon. October 3rd and 4th this year. Check out their website to see the offering of foundation bred horses that are raised and handled right. 

Here’s some video of Rocky and some ideas of what makes a big stout bay gelding good. 

He is going to be a great horse.