Here at The Lewis Ranch Stallion Station, we pride ourselves in putting AQHA and APHA foals with COLOR, disposition, conformation and pedigree on the ground

... at our place and YOURS!

We raise well bred, registered, quarter horses and paints with good minds, great conformation, and color, believing you can have Performance AND Color!

We have some wonderful Foundation bloodlines like Jackie Bee, Poco Bueno, Mr Gun Smoke, Gold Fingers, Bueno Chex, Mr Blackburn 41, Poco Tivio, Reminic and Mr San Peppy...as well as some of the newer, great bloodlines in the cowhorse industry today, such as Grays Starlight, Shining Spark, Just Plain Colonel, Smart Little Lena, Peptoboonsmal and Powder River Playboy. 

Jackie Bee and Duane Walker, the man who owned and stood him for most of his life, (as well as the famous stallion Gold Fingers) were inducted into AQHA's Hall of Fame in 2008 and we have been fortunate enough to travel to Kansas and purchase a fantastic Gold Fingers bred mare from him, haul her home as a yearling and breed her when she turned three, to an Own son of Jackie Bee, Tee J Squeeky Bee ( just before he died, at the age of 25).   We got a gorgeous homozygous gray, dun filly in March of 2011 (for sale on the Horses for Sale page).  The Gold Fingers mare is dun and homozygous for gray, and Tee J Squeeky Bee threw his gray gene too.  He was a beautiful, big boned, gray stallion with a great mind and we believe this filly has the best of both Jackie Bee and Gold Fingers, two great stallions, both on her papers.  She is offered for sale for $4500 firm (price has been reduced).

Feel free to browse around and email if you have any questions or are interested in breeding to any of our fine stallions or buying one of their foals, either in utero, (at a cheaper price), or once they have hit the ground.  Check out our many discounts of $50 each we offer off the stud fees.

We showcased several of our stallions in the Lindsay, Ca parade on April 17th, 2010, and a couple even had a couple of our stallions that competed in a barrel race in Hesperia, CA later that month with 5 of our stallions participating, on May 8th, in the Woodlake Parade in Downtown Woodlake just before the Mother's Day Rodeo here in Woodlake-with two of them, again, competing in barrels on Saturday and one on Sunday too, taking a second both days. 

We plan to be in the Lindsay and Woodlake parades again in 2012...come out and look for our stallions riding down the road.

  

Sara Newman-Alsup leading our homozygous red roan stallion, at the age of 2, in 2010, he had lots of ground work at this point

but not ridden yet so he was a walker in the parade that year.  He is now broke to ride.   

 

We lead Shiners Dew, who was a 3 year old at the time.  He is our homozygous black stallion (he had 13 rides on him by then but I didn't feel like he was quite ready for a parade).  He is now very broke to ride and has had  6 months professional training and 60 days by me.   We plan to show him in reining in Texas in April, 2013 in the NRBC. The National Reining Breeders Classic which he has been pre-enrolled in since birth.  He will be 6 years old then. 

  

Come out and see our stallions ride down the road together next year if you missed this year's parades...