IF I had the money and I was looking for a stock horse I would buy any of those guys. They all have really nice color and confirmation. You pay big $$ to get good horses from a good breeder. Its not that much considering what a stud fee (from a top producer) and mare care might cost. My friend thought I paid too much for my $750 weanling. Well around here babies dont usually go under $700-500, unless you pull one from the auction.
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Talk about an eye catcher
Diamonds Are Smokn DR2008 Bay Roan Overo Stallion
(by Smokn Black Starlight and out Smoky Lucky Lena DR)
Selling Price: $2500
Oh, my, goodness. If I wasn't pregnant right now I would totally be calling them up and flying out to see this guy. I'm not even a paint person (and I show Buckskin circuit) but his color is AMAZING.
That made me laugh to death.
Although I've seen TBs working absolutely amazingly in team penning (was the best team out of like 100 people most with QHs). NOT SAYING it's same as cutting, just was something I was pretty amazed with.
Yes, but cremellos are awesome. They are the exception to the blue eyed rule.
i love this one!!!!!!! if i lived any where near it then i would get this one!!! may be outta your price range im not sure but this one will be a great horse!!!
Lucky Gold Dunit DR
Palomino Stallion (4/23/09)
(by Dunit With Gold and out Lucky Doc DR)
Selling Price: $2500
Lucky Gold Dunit DR is out of one of our best producing mares. Lucky Doc DR always has a gorgeous foal and this year is no exception. If you are looking for a pretty gelding to rein or rope on take a look at this one. He has a pretty head, clean neck, and a big hip. Many of the previous colts out of this mare have made very nice horses.
Lucky Gold Dunit DR
Palomino Stallion (4/23/09)
(by Dunit With Gold and out Lucky Doc DR)
Selling Price: $2500
Lucky Gold Dunit DR is out of one of our best producing mares. Lucky Doc DR always has a gorgeous foal and this year is no exception. If you are looking for a pretty gelding to rein or rope on take a look at this one. He has a pretty head, clean neck, and a big hip. Many of the previous colts out of this mare have made very nice horses.
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The first one that caught my eye was this buckskin roan. I may have to find out who they sold her to and go steal her.
And I think this is the one that you are talking about, curly.
Miss A Spark DR
Bay Roan Filly (3/25/08)
(by Shining Sparkler and out of Miss Roan Red)
Selling Price: $1800 SOLD (Jerry Hostetler, Nebraska)
Miss A Spark DR is a class act that appears to have both the roan and buckskin color genes. She has a big hip and a pretty head. Her dam is 15-2 hands tall and this filly should mature to be a little over 15 hands.
Bay Roan Filly (3/25/08)
(by Shining Sparkler and out of Miss Roan Red)
Selling Price: $1800 SOLD (Jerry Hostetler, Nebraska)
Miss A Spark DR is a class act that appears to have both the roan and buckskin color genes. She has a big hip and a pretty head. Her dam is 15-2 hands tall and this filly should mature to be a little over 15 hands.
And I think this is the one that you are talking about, curly.
Advantage Dunit DR 
Buckskin Stallion (4/13/08)
(by Dunit With Gold and out of WSR Santans Advantage)
Selling Price: $2500
Advantage Dunit DR is a very balanced buckskin colt with a very good pedigree. He is by Dunit With Gold by All-Time Leading reining horse sire Hollywood Dunit. His dam is a daughter of Hickorys Advantage (LTE $130,493) and out of Miss Santana Doc who has produced the earners of over $300,000. This colt should be able to do about anything you want to do on him. We rode the oldest colt (2 year old) out of WSR Santans Advantage and he was a very nice performance prospect.
Buckskin Stallion (4/13/08)
(by Dunit With Gold and out of WSR Santans Advantage)
Selling Price: $2500
Advantage Dunit DR is a very balanced buckskin colt with a very good pedigree. He is by Dunit With Gold by All-Time Leading reining horse sire Hollywood Dunit. His dam is a daughter of Hickorys Advantage (LTE $130,493) and out of Miss Santana Doc who has produced the earners of over $300,000. This colt should be able to do about anything you want to do on him. We rode the oldest colt (2 year old) out of WSR Santans Advantage and he was a very nice performance prospect.
Yep, thats the one Smrobs, thanks. My computer skills are still lacking.
Having worked in retail I know that "you get what you pay" is not necessaily true. when purchasing something like dog food (my fiance used to work for Petco) and price-wise Iams, Euk., and Science Diet were one of the most expensive with Blue Buffalo and Wellness being a tiny bit more expensive, but not by much. Iams, Euk., and Science Diet are crap foods (IMO) and you are paying not only for the nasty ingredients in them, but you are paying for commercials...where as for Blue Buffalo and Wellness their ingredients are AWESOME (no by-products, artificial perservatives or scary things) and you are paying close to the same price. So no, you don't always get what you pay for
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