A Cut Apart - Stallions that Shaped the Cutting Horse Industry

[@johnkemp4370]

My father owned Leo San, Wimpy Leo, Commander king and Hollywood Bill. Sold them all around 1964-65. I warmed them up for the trainers as a kid.

[@Reloykaotica]

I just want to complement everyone involved with this piece. from the rooter to the tooter this was an absolute masterclass in not only equine media but the cow horse in general. that was one of the most enthralling 25 minutes in my life. through all the terrible productions out there I found this gem. thank you so much for creating this.

[@denneeslife1929]

I was lucky enough to own a Doc Bar King Fritz Sable Command mare This mare was truly awesome. ❤❤❤

[@XxShellyW13xX]

I'm really surprised that Colonel Freckles wasn't mentioned. I had a colt out of him.

[@mindi7998]

A sister to Leo was my horse as a child and teen ager, she had the looks and smarts to do anything but was so gentle a 2 year old would be safe on her. She was taller than leo but they were twins in markings and color.

[@danfields3341]

Peptoboonsmal didn't get much love...

[@aaronranch1623]

Yeah I noticed that too lol

[@brittnyhawk8633]

I agree. A really phenomenal horse

[@danziegner]

Great sire.

[@travismarieowens]

Or Dual Rey.

[@casey5769]

Ya not even an honorable mention

[@AdrianHernandez-eo8si]

Peptoboonsmal such an underrated horse

[@alyssalindsey4364]

this video was not only incredibly beautiful, but i also learned SO MUCH! Thank you!

[@russellwhiteis6034]

One video can’t be all inclusive, we couldn’t watch that long. This is a very nice film that you have ever right to be proud of. Thank you. I enjoyed seeing it.

[@markfrancomano2389]

when asking what can be done to improve the breed, the thing that comes to my mind is putting some size back in the product. I feel like my feet drag the ground on these ponies. Beautiful, smart, and short. Let's aim for 15 hands please.

[@JoseDiaz-ok8gl]

I agree

[@rhondathompson5082]

My little black mare out of Brownsville Texas, was a king ranch daughter, was only 14.5, got to be short to get low like that to cut a cow. If that's what they're breeding for, that's the size they need. If you're doing cutting the lower to the ground the easier it is on the horses legs and that's why they go for the shorter stature.

[@charlottesmith6591]

Thank you so much.. enjoyed this so much .. I showed back in the later 60’s… and the cutting horses took my heart.. along with the one I had then… … enjoyed this so so very much.. ty

[@cherylcampbell7495]

My mare lass lulu, Leo and and grandfather Go Man Go. Beautiful mare. She had a palomino filly Callie Lee. Love the quarter horse. So versatile.

[@wesmccoy7061]

Wow. Truly loved this video. Told me lots about my colts lineage. He has some of all the great ones in him. And it shows. Great job on this

[@anthonyarmendariz2367]

Wow this video made me cry I love my horses have a stallion of two eyed jack

[@Dobiegal]

Doc's Prescription, taken to the World by Eddie Wilson. Lol, he lives down the street from me. He's 87 and STILL a genius with a horse.

[@Th3_Book_Nook]

we used to own Three Solid Bars, a Stallion with 49.5% Three Bars the closest percentage you can get, we still own some of his frozen semen and still cross him with really good proven mares. we Now own a Stud colt that we bred, who has a heap of leo, sans and King lines as well as three bars.

[@Tissues36022]

Come on now you cant snub Peptoboonsmal, Dual Rey, Playgun and Freckles Playboy like that!

[@CowboyDeMoc1]

WOW! What a GREAT documentary! You’ve done a pretty good job!!!

[@lorenzorodriguez8845]

That’s pure art and American greatness

[@leonardopassos6880]

What a great work!! Best video I have ever seen about Quarter Horses … well done 👍🏻

[@salvadorugalde7060]

Amazing video! Looking forward to one about the reining industry!

[@lindawilkins6075]

As a kid growing up on my Uncle Jack's Ranch The J Bar D we had at various times 3 sons of Leo, Leo Sugar JR, Leo's Question and Rom Leo and a son of Doc Bar I believe Bar's Warren. We also had a stud called Triple Chick. The last stud I remember being around was Doc Sprat?

[@sammygouge1325]

I had a Poco Bueno horse smartest horse I ever had

[@TeamRosserDad]

One of the best videos I’ve seen in a long time. Well done!

[@amymoorehead7185]

I had a very nice mare with Leo San, Poco Bueno and King 234 (all of them) on her papers. People would walk in the barn and point her out as a Leo mare. She was a great all around cow horse. You could do anything with that mare.

[@overland.cowboy]

Solid content. Thanks for putting this one together! Very informative and glad greats like Smooth as a Cat weren't overshadowed by Metallic. Awesome holistic perspective on cutting horse greats.

[@lathamjewel5012]

Very well done! Great job and look forward to more down the road!

[@Mcflynerdyguy]

Absolutely fantastic documentary. I’m partial to Hashtags because I have two foals by him

[@timmmmmmmmmmy1]

Hey 👍👍, enjoyed the ole familiar faces and memories. Yesteryear weekender here. I much enjoyed the video. But, but i liked my sugar bar x leo cross , touch of some Hollywood gold. Want to light a fire put some gray Badger in there. Breeding better 🤔 I'm not sure I'd get behind that. 😅 A whole lot tough old ponies that would be better in today's environment. My old friend, Curly, aka Arthur Talmage , you back on Rey Jay where your at😉. I'll see you in the not too distant .

[@jullenesager4203]

Anyone else notice that the interviewer guy is wearing converse style shoes? 🤣 Guess the cowboy hat is for the camera.

[@asilvey3]

Look at the channel name 🤣🤣🤣 “The Converse Cowboy”

[@Emerald-city24]

Converse cowboy in the title

[@KatieKat3388]

I know many a diehard southern country boys that rock some Converse. What a stupid sentiment.

[@WhiteWolfEFX]

Why not mention of dual Rey or Pepto or even dual pep?

[@MR-lq7ss]

Where were these QH? So many of the ones I've seen over the years were...like dumb blocks. These have beauty, smarts, athleticism...everything! Just watch the horses work with the loose reins and let 'em go! This was great to watch. Great teamwork.

[@jeremysavoie6027]

Nicely done. Would like to see you do something else like the Terilingua trip again. Maybe a series on day workers.

[@keshawndavid9515]

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[@keshawndavid9515]

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[@keshawndavid9515]

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[@keshawndavid9515]

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[@anthonyking2642]

Very well done full credit to you guys

[@AVToth]

I own JBW Levi Cat. He has 2 looks like rocking W's on left hind. Paper's have him in Nebraska and South Dakota but I was told he was purchased before me from west Texas. I'm in South central Texas. I'm curious about the brand. I've looked on line but haven't found anything. He's 22 y/o gelding. Spooky smart. I didn't buy him because of pedigree, was clueless about Doc Bar and all the big names on his "birth certificate". I am curious about brand so any info would be appreciated.

[@zephyrk994]

fantastic and informative video content...

[@leosemmler308]

I know you can't cover everything in a short video, but the Leo bloodlines were discussed but no mention of Freckles Playboy???

[@rkperformancehorsemanship]

Amazing . Thank you very much for your work .

[@benbregman7010]

Great piece it like sports writers that compare the athletes of today to the past hall of farmers . The evolution of nutrition, sports science a genetics of human athletes it is no different then horses. They both play or show tougher schedules I remember when I was cutting 35 years ago you did not hear much about hock injections, now that’s part of the schedule like worming. Just like when I played in collage way back when if you got your bell rung they gave you smelling salts now you have concussion protocols. I’ll stop rambling. I sure admire the cutting horse great athlete. Thanks NCHA

[@haroldopessoa1]

CONGRATULATION!!! VERY WEEL DONE

[@aprilcraddock169]

So does the horse do the work without direction 🤔metallic cat looks like he does the work by horse himself. They are all so beautiful.

[@sherrenmouradian7704]

Loved the video, very well done

[@richardharrold4357]

Thank you.

[@alanhayes3156]

I owned Miss Leo Yogi until her death in 2011 and have her last mare still today.

[@alyssahalfhill9796]

My horses related to doc bar king doc olena

[@jesseelisabeatty8205]

Love get jiggy with it.. enos ago i had spice bar bailey my lil breeding stock paint ( apendix) she waa pretty and very smart.

[@sheilapendley1716]

!!! Thank You!!!

[@ruthbabbitt5140]

When I was a young girl, instead of having pop star posters, the walls in my room were covered in Doc Bar pictures.❤

[@ecranch7331]

I just bought a foal born a couple stalls down from where Lightning Bar stood. It’s surreal to walk into that barn knowing the history in it. The fact that one is now mine even more so. Even neater that several names on his face papers are mentioned more than once in this video.

[@ronmorgan4799]

Art Poland Owend lighting bar right...

[@ronmorgan4799]

Art Polard,..

[@jesseelisabeatty8205]

I had an im a star duster, mare that was built like a brick shi house, she was so cowey, she was massive..i miss the bigger bodied horses

[@briantalmage2041]

I love Q.H. and Thoroughbreds but i have a soft spot for Appendix Q.H.'s and Appendix Thoroughbreds.

[@maryfuller6167]

Quick, question.....hope someone can help me....I was looking at my horses bloodline....who is King p-14.3.. or what does that mean....his his great great grandparents are Zan Parr Bar and Skips Misty Gold...I found King p-14.3 on Skips Misty Gold bloodline...

[@maryfuller6167]

My horses name is JM Celio Powerline....we call him Rooster

[@suecastillo4056]

Excellent🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@manuelalejandroreyesloya5541]

Exelent documentary and Horse cuttin is exelens frens

[@trickedouttech321]

Peppy and Wimpy were a cut apart IMHO The quarter horse was made longer before the regerstey.

[@brandonbrooks8549]

No one said smart little Lena what's up with that by the way great show

[@nightmyst855]

A lot of the lena horses carried herda......

[@brandonbrooks8549]

@@nightmyst855 so is that the reason I just don't know but that might be

[@MegaWolf2]

They said , 9 minut of klip

[@deannalemburg10]

For some reason whomever edited this and added that annoying music made it harder for me to hear the absolute knowledge these men have so if I wanted music I have that so please do they have music in the background of great speeches?

[@wesley55056]

Gostaria de ouvir esse vídeo em português

[@travismarieowens]

Dual Rey????

[@bertvsrob]

here after reading the border trilogy

[@debbiekern2841]

No mention of Jesse James?

[@robertmiller1299]

I think that she was in prison for approximately what she would have got in Britain

[@kaylaread8048]

Sure makes sense for a performance horse, a human wants. But nature always wants diversity.

[@tommyleefunderburg7766]

This is all about the studs the problem is it's the great Mares that are 70% of how that baby is going to turn out great studs get most of the credit because they're getting bred to the greatest Mares I would much rather have a great mare bred to an average stud you're going to come out with at least a real good baby if you breed a great stud to an average mare more than likely you're going to have an average baby the Mares don't get near enough credit I'll take an average stud bred to a mare that's won 3 or five to5 hundred thousand any day over the other way around you can take Shania Cee as great example Lynx Melody who is bread to a stud that worked the cow great but he had no breeding behind him at all and you ended up with Shania Cee it didn't matter what you bred Lynx Melody to you were going to have a great baby and she was bred to very average studs I know because I trained at least 300 for Billy Cogdell and they were getting one baby or if she had twins two babies I think twice where royal blue Boon was getting a ton of babies each year out of great studs if Lynx Melody would have been bred the same way she would have been right there with royal blue Boon

[@tobycurtis6030]

Great production ! So great you show the NCHA in such a positive perspective they really need that. At some point....if you're a true journalist you might look from a different perspective....Show the actuality of this business 👍. Pretty sure you're just another cool kid talking to other cool kids. Matt Miller his 3 miillion dollar career was bought and paid for. Actually if you want an interesting video or pod cast interview Danny Miller that would be entertaining 🖕

[@stardust949]

I fully admit my total ignorance when it comes to horse breeding...and yes, these stallions seem remarkable and incredibly important---but, my gawd. The way these men give ALL the credit to only the male horse, is pretty appalling. Hey Gents, not a one of you would exist without your Mothers---nor would any of these horse offspring even exist without the MARES. Let's honor both lines of parentage, please.

[@sassy6292]

Hybrid vigour doesn’t apply when your breeding in one species though.

[@aldonelson5757]

No such thing as hybrid vigor. Total misuse. Hybrid means cannot reproduce & is a product of two different species such as horse & donkey equals Mule.

[@alejandrosanchez6683]

All those horses look beefy 🥩 ready to be barbecued, it’s good to know the u.s. is making a horse breed with enough meat to be profitable not like many other horse breeds that do not have a lot of meat to eat.

[@XxShellyW13xX]

That's highly offensive to many horse lovers. I find it disgusting that you bring that kind of mentality to this chat. Take it somewhere else.

[@alejandrosanchez6683]

@@XxShellyW13xX as of 2020 the U.S. is the leading country in beef 🥩 (cattle meat) consumption but guess what people in India worship cattle as a God, don’t you think people in India think about the u.s. as the people who eat their God? Horses are not considered a God in the U.S. There are many cultures and customs in the world, the culture from the white people of the u.s. is not the only one. Therefore, people who eat horse meat or fish or chicken it’s ok. Some religious beliefs tells people not to eat pork. So if you find it offensive that’s on you theres nothing I can do about, it’s called freedom of speech in the constitution of the United States. May God bless you and have a good day.

[@johnsmith-ht3sy]

Go eat bugs and be happy. Your future.

[@shari9721]

@@alejandrosanchez6683 The majority of Americans think and believe that their country , "culture" , "traditions" , beliefs and opinions are the "right" ones and the only ones that matter .

[@francocatalioti6274]

With technology and people being able to access stallions and mares they wouldn't of known about i the past in should continue to get better untill it doesn't!