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HancockHorses.com is dedicated to providing a complete portal web presence to represent all breeders of this important foundation bloodline and provide reference for all. This website is updated regularly. All members of the Hancock Horse Breeders Group list free in the Breeder Directory (below). Membership is free for all qualifying Hancock Horse operations.

 


The best Hancocks have it all... temperament, work ethic, ability, athleticism. 2008 blue roan son of Plenty Coup Hancock bred by Gary Tarver
It's THAT time of year...
Great prospects come from top herds... check out our classifieds today.



News:

Good News: HancockHorses.com was featured in
April 2008 AQHA America's Horse Magazine.
(distribution: over 311,000 to all 50 states, Canada and 70 countries)





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John Moore, Brett Badgett and Wally Badgett from the new DVD "Houlihan," released May 2008 by J&S Productions. "Houlihan" is the fourth in a series of documentaries on cowboys and horsemanship. The first three were "Tapadero," "Remuda" and "Hola Paniolo." "The 'Houlihan' production was filmed in northern Wyoming and much of Montana the past couple years. Locally it is available at Miles City Saddlery. You will have to check in your area or order through their website or by phone. I think this is a pretty good film," says John. John is the author of the April article about HancockHorses.com in the AQHA membership magazine, Americas Horse. John is the author of a couple thousand articles and eight books including the award-winning novel The Breaking of Ezra Riley. Brett's artwork is displayed in fine galleries and his bronze, "Laying the Trip," is featured on the grounds of the ProRodeo Hall of Fame. Wally, a former NFR bullrider, is the creator of the cowboy cartoon "Earl."

"Thank you John, for such a super job with the outstanding article in America's Horse about HancockHorses.com! And thanks for all the emails & letters we have received from Americas Horse and HancockHorses.com readers! Please keep them coming, write us any time, we love to hear from you!"  ~ Michelle Thompson & Donna Grace Vickery.


from Winnemucca NV tourism guide
Winnemucca NV is the home of the Buckaroo Hall of Fame
where festivities are held annually over Labor Day weekend.

Don't Call them Cowboys
by Walt Wentz

Where the Old West still lives -- in the Great Basin areas of Oregon, Nevada and Idaho -- they call themselves Buckaroos, not cowboys.

It's an important distinction in the Buckaroo Hall of Fame in Winnemucca, Nevada. Here you will find no rhinestone rodeo cowboys, no Hollywood cowboys in white hats, but real working cattlemen who lived, or still live, anywhere within 200 miles of Winnemucca, Nevada.

The town itself is a holdover from the Wild West, the place where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid made their last big haul and got away clean -- and where the more law-abiding cattlemen of the day came in to get supplies, to find work, to take care of business and have a bit of pleasure.

Today, the big visitor's center on Main Street looks like a cross between an Old West gambling hall and a sports arena, and the new and growing Buckaroo Hall of Fame occupies pride of place on the ground floor. Here you will find artwork, photos and memorabilia... saddles, guns, hand-woven lariats, brands and other working gear used by Buckaroos.

It was Carl Hammond of Golconda, Nevada, who first got the idea for the Bucakaroo Hall of Fame. His own father, Francis Hammond was a working Buckaroo. "He was the reason I started it; he took me on the buckaroo wagons when I was 6 and 7, back in the early 60's when there were no fences and it was still open range in Nevada," recalls Carl.

It is to preserve that vanishing history that the Buckaroo Hall of Fame was finally incorporated in 1989. Three buckaroos were inducted into the Hall of Fame that first year, and three or four more have been inducted every year since then. The result is a low-keyed but unsparingly authentic glimpse of what the life of a buckaroo was really like.



Homozygous roan stallion owners: Please submit your annual foal crop reports to Donna on your 100% roan-producing stallions (and make sure we have a good photo of him too!).


Submit all Hancock Horse Sale & Auction announcements to Donna. Sale Section is on Classified page.


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Sellers: UNFORTUNATELY, internet Scammers are always working online classifieds sites, and HancockHorses.com is no exception... so, be careful out there. For more info, or if you have received any suspicious emails in response to your classified ad posted on HancockHorses.com, scroll to the bottom of the classifieds page, and read about SCAM EMAILS. Protect yourself. If you have any doubt, forward any suspicious email to me, and I will be glad to help you figure out if it's for real or not.


Latest article:  What Makes a Horse, "Hancock Bred?", by Michelle Thompson. Is your horse Hancock "bred" or Hancock "influenced?" This article introduces new guidelines for membership qualification. In most cases, your Hancock breeding horse(s) should have a minimum of 10% Joe Hancock blood. See also, Membership page. Email Michelle for help on figuring your horse's JH %.


MORE OLD PHOTOS: On some of the Joe Hancock descendants' webpages. Look for the updated signs on the articles page.







Hancock bloodline Quarter Horse breeders
internet breeder directory

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other breeds
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all locations





Policy: We post a "new" sign when listing any new directory member.
We post an "updated" sign for our website customers when we update their site.




Breeders without Websites

all locations


  • Gitte Garcia, Denmark, Europe

  • Birgit, Germany, Europe

  • Alexander Stock Farm, Scott, Patti, Thomas Alexander, Eva AL, tel: 256-796-5990 or 256-339-4570
  • Alred Roans, Larry & Yvonne Alred, Horseshoebend Ranch, Glen MS, tel: 662-427-9358
  • Ray Beecher, PO Box 28, Grass Range MT 59032
  • Rick Borgen, Stony Plain, AB Canada
  • Brad & Tara Body, Howling Hills Hancocks, Box 305 Luseland, SK Canada S0L2A0 tel: 306-372-4532
  • Mike & Jan Cardwell, MJC Quarter Horses, 499 CR 248, Beckville, TX 75631 tel: 903-678-3691
  • Chadwick Quarter Horses, 3535 Country Club Rd, Malvern, AR 72104  tel: 501-337-0005
  • Clyde Claybo, 8278 Russell Rd, Concrete WA 98237 (email Tera Becker)
  • Floyd Comeauk, 3554 Hwy 90 W, Sulphur LA 70663  tel: 337-528-3030
  • Wayne Decker, Henryetta OK
  • Dennis & Donnarose Derrer, Corvallis MT, tel: 406-961-3050
  • Dean Erickson,  PO Box 467, Cremona AB T0M 0R0  tel: 403-710-0270
  • Louis & Johnna Exner, Morning Star Ranch WA, tel: 509-779-4375
  • Harold Flax, 620-255-8762, Dodge City KS
  • Duane Gilbert, PO Box 23, Pine Bluffs WY 82082
  • Goode Ranch Quarter Horses, 398 CR 466, Stephenville TX 76401, tel: 254-595-0935
  • Goodrich Quarter Horses Gary & Candy HC 62 Box 2A Gordon NE 69343 308-282-0378
  • Gwartney Quarter Horses, Rt 2 Box 56, Earlsboro OK 74840, tel: 405-997-5429
  • Claude & Jayne Harris, Harris Ranch, Recluse WY 82725
  • Vince Hayes, Thermopolis, WY, tel: 307 864-5347
  • Stephanie Horton, Hortons Paint & Quarter Horses
  • Rob Klueppel 6437 Rockcastle Rd. Cadiz, KY 42211  tel: 270-350-0475
  • Walter Lamar, Rt 1 Box 181, Isabella OK 73747  tel: 580-822-3354
  • Landers Quarter Horses, PO Box 207, Palo Pinto TX 76484  tel: 940-659-8455
  • Tammy Lickteig, Centerville, KS, cell: 913-748-6110, tel: 913 756-2442
  • D D McCullough, Jordan Creek Farms, Bogue Chitto MS, tel: 601-833-2204
  • Greg Pantry, Lancaster MO, tel: 660-341-6299
  • Pierson Quarter Horses, Pompeys Pillar MT
  • Mike Price, Talala, OK, tel: 918-275-4782
  • Richardson Quarter Horses, Lockport IL
  • Stephey Stables, Wendy Stephey, Dayton OH, 419-594-2968
  • James Taylor, Huron SD, 605-770-4314, or email Lynnette (daughter)
  • Matt and Jayme Thompson 1202 E 900 N, Shelley ID 83274 208-357-3185
  • George and Sally Tvedt 4517 101 Ave SE, Marion, ND 58466, tel: 701-669-2532
  • Ed & Rose Urlacher, Pompeys Pillar MT


If you know of someone we've missed, email us their contact information.








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Heart ...
... or,  Two Riders' Opinions    

I talked to a friend just the other day
who's got lots of opinions and plenty to say.
We discussed what we both like to see in a horse
His requirements and mine were different of course…

He likes a clean throatlatch and a long skinny neck,
and prefers that their hocks are set close to the deck.
Short backs and hard feet and clean slopin' shoulder,
and a gaskin that looks like it swallered a boulder.

He likes a short face and a big ol' soft eye,
and says these are the horses he's likely to buy.
And when he'd completed his lengthy discourse,
on all of the attributes of the quality horse...

He asked my opinion; ... and ... where do I start?
I said that I …just want horses with heart.
I said I want heart above all the other.
I don't care if he's Smart Little Lena's full brother.

Or just how much money that his grandmother won,
or whether he's roan, palomino or dun.
But give me a horse with some grit and some try,
and some heart and some guts and that's one that I'll buy.

And I've found it's the same, with a woman or man….
the good ones won't quit you, when the s*** hits the fan

by Monte Baker



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Hats off to our readers: THANK YOU for your support !      



"Here is the ad I would like to have placed on your website. I found the site because of the article in America's Horse magazine and was excited to do so. It is a great resource for Hancock breeders." ~ Kate

"Thanks for all you and your partner do in making and keeping this website going. I use it almost everyday and would be lost without it. Thanks again, Andy Reed, Coburn Creek Quarter Horses"

"...the only place I go to look for Hancocks... no need to waste time anywhere else."

"HancockHorses.com generates more hits to our site than any $1200 full page magazine ad." Jennifer, Coyote Ridge Roans

"Thank You !!!!!!!!!!!! ~ Hi Gals, I just wanted to send you a special THANK YOU for all the work you have done on the Hancock site. It is a privilege as a breeder to be on such a wonderful site. Just a thought, have you gals ever thought of putting all this info into a book? If you ever do, we want first in line for it! Thank you both sooooo much," Bill & Cindy Smith L & S Q.H's

actually that idea has been brought up before, and after much discussion, we feel that due to the nature & cost of printed material, a book would be outdated too quickly to make it worth publishing.

"Oh just FYI… I sold a nice high dollar stud colt to a super fella in Oregon who stumbled upon us through your site thus the push to advertise with you more… a person just doesn’t know what’s working until it comes to their attention so THANK you for your site!" LM

"Donna, I just purchased a 3 year old, Blue Valentine, Happy Hancock, Doc Bar gelding, and then I read your story in the America's Horse Magazine... I just want to thank you and Michelle for your hard work and dedication to the Hancock bloodline, and to let you know, your work is appreciated... God Bless you Both, Sincerely, Brad, Idaho"

"Now, here's the good news. I don't know when you put this [ad] up and modified it, etc. But I had three emails already. Can you believe it?"

"Thanks for maintaining such a great website. I check it regularly and am excited to see all of the new people listed every month." Jim Willingham

"I'd like to compliment you on your work on the Hancock Horses website. It is absoulutely great, I have learned a great deal and really enjoyed the pictures of old horses and the historical articles." WA State Rep. Joel Kretz, R-Wauconda

"Keep up the good work, people like you are really helping the Hancock breeding programs."

"I would like to thank you for your website and the hits I am receiving because of it, and the info it provides."

"I get more (website traffic) coming from hancockhorses.com than any other"

"I am just enthralled with the site -- it is an all-encompassing site for Hancocks and SO WELL DONE! Hancock and Blue Valentine breeders everywhere owe you a lot for your hard work and dedication on their behalf. The newsletter and site is SO CLASSY!"

"The hancockhorses.com site has been good for a lot of people."

"WOW! What great information you have on there. This is become THE Hancock website -- choc full of information; I love all the stories about different get of JH (Joe Hancock)."

"You two are doing a superb job!!"

"Thanks for all you have done with the Hancock Pages. We have gotten a lot of inquiries from there."













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