Circle S Quarter Horses

Circle S Quarter Horses Circle S Quarter Horses was founded in the spring of 1996. We focus on AQHA family horses!

Eden ~ April 20, 2026 AQHA Filly has come a-vail-able! She has been spoken for since before she was born so I never post...
08/29/2026

Eden ~ April 20, 2026 AQHA Filly has come a-vail-able! She has been spoken for since before she was born so I never posted her. Also she is BLACK! A very rare color, less than 3% of Registered quarter horses are black.
Her sire is Roan Silverado Storm, our 15.2 hand grulla roan that has money and points earned in AQHA mounted shooting and team roping.
Her dam is Luckys Pecoco Rose, a buckskin mare that was also a good rider. This mare’s half siblings are the ones my kids currently rodeo off of. (Rio, Faith, Bay for you guys that rodeo with us) This mare’s momma was also a youth rodeo horse for my kids and was a winner and money earner in team penning and sorting in her younger years. This filly can be ready to leave in 2 weeks. She is sweet and has been handled but is not halter broke. 3️⃣5️⃣0️⃣0️⃣
Pics taken 8/28/26

Rowan - 2022 Sorrel. She is the LAST foal off my grulla mare Lakotas Misty Glo and also one of the last babies off of Jo...
07/28/2026

Rowan - 2022 Sorrel. She is the LAST foal off my grulla mare Lakotas Misty Glo and also one of the last babies off of Joe Hancock Traced. This filly’s FULL sibling is Roan Silverado Storm(15.2), our main stallion that has AQHA points and money earned in Mounted Shooting and Team Roping. She is small that’s why we have not sent her to be ridden yet, she would do well in a place where she could be fed feed and alfalfa for the next little while and pushed. She should grow for another 2-3 years if she’s in the right environment. She is a doll and super sweet. Should make a heck of a performance horse if someone is looking for that. I have tons and tons of info and pics on this fillies background. She’s not one I ever thought I’d let go. She’s in pasture condition, no lameness, no bad habits. Young and ready to go in any direction. Halter broke. Born on our farm, and we had kept her to add back to our mare/foal program but we have some vet bills that need taken care of.

If you are looking for a performance horse prospect this is the one. We kept nearly every one of her siblings and made riders out of them. All of them were athletic and willing. They do great in speed events. Also super smart and pick up on things quickly. She also will be the first I take off the list if something else sells.

Goldie- AQHA 2023 Golden palomino, will stay dark year round. This is as light as you will see her. She is the LAST foal...
07/28/2026

Goldie- AQHA 2023 Golden palomino, will stay dark year round. This is as light as you will see her. She is the LAST foal off our grandson of Blondys Dude(15.1 and STOUT) and off a big big Lucky daughter(15.1 and STOUT). We made this cross hoping for a big big gelding for Chase to rope off of. We got a filly 🤣. She has 2 stockings and a blaze. She stays a bit pot gutted especially in the summer on grass. We have de-wormed her(a lot). She has never seen a stud either. She would probably shape up being ridden and exercised. She also is not huge yet and has a lot of growing yet to do. If yellow is your thing you won’t be disappointed. She should be athletic and mature out super nice. pasture condition, no lameness, no bad habits. Young and ready to go in any direction. Halter broke. Born on our farm, and we had kept her to add back to our mare/foal program but we have some vet bills that need taken care of. She is a Keeper for sure. Message me!

Sire is Blondys Dude and Two Eyed Jack bred, mom is Wimpy, Leo, and Skipper W bred on top and King linebred on bottom. This makes a great performance cross with a good mind. We bred her mom to potentially get a riding horse for our kids to youth rodeo on!

2 “keeper” AQHA Fillies: both are in pasture condition, no lameness, no bad habits. Young and ready to go in any directi...
07/22/2026

2 “keeper” AQHA Fillies: both are in pasture condition, no lameness, no bad habits. Young and ready to go in any direction. Halter broke. Born on our farm, and we had kept them to add back to our mare/foal program but we have some vet bills that need taken care of. Life has been a lot these last few months 🤪. Please be respectful and message me, I won’t answer 50-11 comments on 💵

Filly 1- 2023 Golden palomino, will stay dark year round. This is as light as you will see her. She is the last foal off our Blondys Dude grandson and off a big big Lucky daughter(15.1 and STOUT). We made this cross hoping for a big big gelding to rope off of. We got a filly. She has 2 stockings and a blaze. She stays a bit pot gutted especially in the summer on grass. We have de-wormed her(a lot). She has never seen a stud either. She would probably shape up being ridden and exercised. She also is not huge, has a lot of growing yet to do. If yellow is your thing you won’t be disappointed. She should be athletic and mature out super nice.

Filly 2- 2022 Sorrel. She is the last foal off my grulla mare Lakotas Misty Glo and also one of the last babies off of Joe Hancock Traced. This filly’s full sibling is Roan Silverado Storm(15.2), our main stallion that has AQHA points and money earned in Mounted Shooting and Team Roping. She is small that’s why we have not sent her to be ridden yet, she would do well in a place where she could be fed feed and alfalfa for the next little while and pushed. She is a doll and super sweet. Should make a heck of a performance horse if someone is looking for that. I have tons and tons of info and pics on this fillies background. She’s not one I ever thought I’d let go.

07/06/2026

JACKIE BEE - 1962 (JIMMY MAC BEE x JACKIE DIANE)

by AQHA

“If Jackie Bee had been a man instead of a horse, he’d have been the kind of man you’d like to partner up with; the kind of man you’d be proud to call a friend.” Duane Walker said of the horse he shared 23 years of life with.

Foaled in 1962, the gray stallion was by Jimmy Mac Bee by Sonny Day Bee and out of a Jack R mare named Jackie Diane. He stood 15.2 hands and weighed about 1,300 pounds at maturity.

Duane Walker and Jackie Bee, with the help of some outstanding foundation Quarter Horse mares, started a new family of Quarter Horses that were unique in their look and consistent in their size, structure, muscling, and color.

Walker saw the c**t on the day he was born and made several offers to buy him, but was turned down for five years. By the time Walker purchased Jackie Bee, the stallion was past the age for a halter career, but he was convinced the big gray was just the horse he needed to take his breeding program to the next level. “We never won any halter classes with Jackie, but we did accomplish what we set out to do. We wanted to get him out before the public. They liked him, they bred to him and they bought his foals, and that enabled us to build up our breeding program and stay in the horse business.”

Over the next decade – from the early 1970s to the early 1980s – Jackie Bee foals became a fixture in the halter ring. Some of his champion foals during that time included: Tee Jay Janie, Te Jay O’Hara Miss, Jay Kay Billy Jack and Tee Jay Jackie Sue. In the 1980s, Jackie Bee foals were sought out for their performance ability.

“Jackie liked people,” Walker said of the stallion. “He’d come up to anyone, anywhere, to be petted and scratched. He didn’t like to be treated rough, but then, there never was any reason to.”

Jackie Bee’s legacy came to an end in October of 1990. The stallion had lost the muscle tone in his esophagus and would choke when eating. His owners were able to work him through it for a while, but after time it became worse. After Jackie Bee’s death, at the age of 28, the Walkers buried him in front of the pen that had been his home for most of his life.

Jackie Bee was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 2008.

06/14/2026

He failed as a racehorse. He earned just $95 in four racing attempts. Then he changed an entire breed forever.
Born in 1956 on a ranch in Arizona, Doc Bar was a stunning chestnut Quarter Horse stallion with a star studded pedigree and a future that looked bright on the racetrack. His owner sent him to race at two years old with high hopes. Doc Bar had other plans — and the racetrack was not one of them.
He was handed off to a halter horse trainer named Charley Araujo. Doc Bar didn't fit the typical mold that judges wanted to see — standing just 15 hands with a look unlike his competitors. But Araujo believed in him anyway. Out of 15 shows Doc Bar won nine grand champion titles and changed what judges looked for in a halter horse almost overnight.
Then came cutting. And that was where everything changed forever.
When Doc Bar's offspring hit the cutting pen the entire horse world stopped and stared. His children had something nobody had ever seen before — an almost supernatural ability to read and work a cow. Low, athletic, intelligent, and electric. The great cutting trainers of the era — men like Buster Welch and Shorty Freeman — got their hands on Doc Bar horses and immediately understood what they had.
His son Doc O'Lena became a legend in his own right. His grandson Smart Little Lena became one of the greatest sires in cutting horse history. Today Doc Bar's blood flows through nearly every serious cutting horse competing anywhere in the world.
A failed racehorse who earned $95 in competition became the most influential cutting horse sire in American Quarter Horse history.
He was laid to rest in 1992 beneath a black walnut tree on the California ranch he called home. In 1993 he was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame.
The greatest legacies never follow the expected path. Doc Bar proved that better than anyone. 🐴🤠
Drop a 🐴 if Doc Bar blood runs through your horses.

💥Going to a repeat customer…… thanks for trusting in our program once again!! 💥Golden Palomino C**t born 4/13/26💥Off of ...
05/01/2026

💥Going to a repeat customer…… thanks for trusting in our program once again!!

💥Golden Palomino C**t born 4/13/26

💥Off of CS Genuinely Lucky our son of Luckys Raindance Kid and a Genuine Doc/ Mr San Peppy Mare and bottom side he is by CS Candis Starfire, she is a daughter of our late stallion Joe Hancock Traced by a Poco Bueno/ Wimpy mare. He will be foundation eligible.

💥Gonna be dark gold, has a ton of personality and is stocky and correct. Already spoiled and loves people. Will come with AQHA papers not an application.

Roan Silverado Storm -2011 Grulla Roan AQHA Stallion. Money & Point Earner in Cowboy Mounted Shooting and Team Roping. G...
04/10/2026

Roan Silverado Storm -2011 Grulla Roan AQHA Stallion. Money & Point Earner in Cowboy Mounted Shooting and Team Roping. Getting some attention today from our daughter. Gotta love his disposition, he’s bred mares every day for the last 2 weeks but today’s he’s getting the spa treatment and is cool as a cucumber.

Another Circle S baby taking care of the next generation of cow kids! Proud of this little man and his cow pony!
04/07/2026

Another Circle S baby taking care of the next generation of cow kids! Proud of this little man and his cow pony!

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