AQHA #4930265
2007 Chestnut Stallion
Here’s another outstanding colt that has as much class and substance as any colt we’ve owned. Spurr has the look and breeding to be a serious arena prospect. He is out of Sugars Kay. This mare always brings in one of our best. Spurr’s sire is Toro the Blurr, who is starting to make his own mark as a barrel horse. Spurr’s pedigree is loaded with speed and a shot of Two Eyed Jack will add some wow and cow to this classy colt. Murrtheblurr, Easy Jet, and Sugar Bars (on his papers!) makes him a very serious prospect for any arena he steps into.

AQHA #4644350
2005 Chestnut Mare
This is a very elegant filly with a flawless conformation. She’s has a big powerful hip and a very keen head full of brains. Peso is bred in purple and will be an athlete. She has Dry Doc and Docs Little Pesco (both leading cow horse sires) on her papers. Then add the huge influence of Poco Bueno and Doc Bar on top by our senior stallion, Weavers Doc Ima Poco. All this great blood is in one awesome package. This filly has cow horse deluxe written all over her. She will make a great team penner or working cow horse. We started Peso in the spring of 2007. She has a great disposition and is very quick and natural. She definitely has the moves to be a cow horse. Peso will mature to be about 15.1 hh and weighs around 1100 lbs. She is a great investment opportunity.

AQHA #4950400
2007 Bay Stallion
stallion) Here is a definite stud prospect. This colt is actually a product of two of the most successful breeding programs in the nation. Weavers Quarter Horses and the John Scott Quarter Horses. We have sold two full siblings to this colt. One is standing in Drummond, Montana. The other is a mare that went to Sweden to be campaigned in the working cow horse arena. You need to see this fella to really appreciate him. If he is left a stallion we will retain two breeding a year. This colt was the reserve champion weanling halter stallion at the 2007 Montana Gold Futurity.

AQHA #4654242
2005 Sorrel Gelding
This breeding produced an outstanding horse. Doc Weavers Sugar is out of an own granddaughter of the legendary Sugar Bars and our senior stallion Weavers Doc Ima Poco. This is truly another awesome colt by Sugars Kay. Doc Weavers Sugar could be a champion halter and horse. He looks that good! Along with his good looks, he has a great disposition.
All of the colts out of Weavers Doc Ima Poco are almost born broke and this guy was no exception. Doc Weavers Sugar wanted to be broke. He was an absolute dream to start. Zero buck and tons of “want to please ya.” We started Doc Weavers Sugar in the spring of 2007 and found him to be gentle and very willing. After 45 very successful rides, we turned him out. We’ll pick him up again this winter for another 45 rides. This gelding should mature to15.1 hh and weigh around 1150 lbs. . If pedigree means anything this colt will go into any arena you choose and get’er done .

AQHA #4795592
2006 Sooty Buckskin Gelding
He’s by our senior stallion, Weavers Doc Ima Poco. His dam is Credit Card Blurr, who is also the dam of our stallion, Toro The Blurr. This package puts great working cow horse and speed horse blood in one really good looking horse. Cash is a very friendly horse with a near perfect conformation and a sooty buckskin color. Two of Cash’s full siblings are being campaigned as barrel and gaming horses by Lori Dunagan of Whitehall, Montana and Dave Ogle of Canyon Creek, Montana. The reports we have received on these two horses are that they are very willing and were effortless to start under saddle. Cash will make a great ranch and arena horse. His disposition will allow him to make an awesome youth project, too.

AQHA #3260924
1994 Bay Mare
This mare would be an asset to any breeding program. She is broke to ride and has a handle on her like a Cadillac. This mare can spin on a dime and will really go after a cow. Along with her athleticism is her great disposition and her pretty head. She has had two nice stud colts sired by our senior stallion, Wavers Doc Ima Poco. She was left open for 2008 partly because she was being ridden and we wanted to move back her foaling date. We guarantee her 100% breeding and riding sound. If she isn’t sold by Spring, we plan on breeding he again to Weavers Doc Ima Poco. The reason for selling this mare is simply because we are downsizing the broodmare herd and we feel that she has more potential than the time we have to put into her. This s a mare that would make a great youth cutting horse and she has already proved to be a phenomenal broodmare!

AQHA #4227562
2002 Chestnut Mare
"Joey" is a kind mare with a proven set of papers. She is sired by the great Weaver stallion, PC Joes Frost, and out of a MY LEROY BROWN daughter. This mare is that classy chocolate chestnut color and is solid muscle. Joey is broke to ride, but has had very limited hauling. She has all the makings to be a successful arena horse, however; we have been too busy to put the time into her that she needs. Following her arena career, she would make a great broodmare. Nominated for the futurities.

AQHA #4227562
1998 Sorrel Mare IN FOAL!
Sugars Kay, what a great producer! We have had three of her colts, all by different sires. In 2007 she produced another racy stud colt sired by “Toro The Blurr”. These colts all have that beautiful Sugar Bars head, big powerful hips, and great willing dispositions. Sugar comes right out of the Hunt’s program in South Dakota. We are proud to have our brand on her. Sugars Kay packs a very proven pedigree emphasizing on Sugar Bars with a hint of Two Eyed Jack. Finding Sugar Bars right on a set of papers in this day and age, is getting harder and harder to find. Sugar Bars will appear on every one of her foals’ papers, too. Check her colts out. They have great minds and are born broke. Her 2008 Red Dun Filly by our senior stallion, Weavers Doc Ima Poco is going to be something! Sugar is bred back to Toro The Blurr for a equaly impressive 2009 foal.