Easy Wager, Athena's Dam winning at Grants Pass
Easy Wager, Athena's Dam winning at Sun Downs
Easy Flyer, Easy Wager's Sire
More pics of Easy Flyer SI 95
Finally we found pictures of Desierto, our other founding sire. He was a good looking horse. A great producer as well.
Bottom pic of Desierto in his later days
Hicrest King Jess or Little King as we knew him His is the sire of Jesse and Shami. Seen in corner, Eugene White our step dad. He was in process of buying when the mares were bred. The ranch owner Gene was care taking passed away and the son came taking it all away. He said he didn't know about the purchase agreement and never signed the breeding contracts. So they were never registered. We tried to find Little King but to know avail. To date we all we know is what is on AQHA's web site. Last owner in Italy . last know location Quebec Canada and he didn't sire very may foals. Which is shame because he was great. Mom tells stories of him being ridden next to in heat mares and never blinked. Theres pictures somewhere of Sierra on him as an infant. Beautiful horse. But now being a year older than me at 28 we don't think he's still alive. We would have liked to find him for DNA testing to atleast register Sham but no such luck.
Another shot of Little King as you can see he's a powerful animal.
The old man who started it all. Hicrest King, or Old king as we called him. I remember both these horses, as I was 8 or 9 when we lived on the ranch in Redmond. He was in his older years then, but still an amazing horse.
Front shot of Little king, can see the big jaws and beautiful heads that mark our Hicrest king horses, along with sloping shoulders deep chests and powerful forearms.
