Mr King Fritz Three

When we first saw him, he was two weeks old and bay! He had a great hip and a soft eye. We decided we had to have him for our breeding program. When we went to pick him up at 11 months old, he became the ugliest horse we had ever seen! He had white baby fluff all over him and was gangly. The thought “OMG, what have we done???” crossed our minds. We blanketed him and prayed for a quick shed when we got him home. With due diligence, he blossomed into a gorgeous red roan with a fantastic disposition.

“T” would fall asleep waiting in line for his chance to show off in the ring. He is just one of those gentle boys who love being around people. His peaceful, not lazy attitude at two years of age won him the Lane County Fair Quarter Horse division and Reserve Grand Champion Stallion. When he started his reining career, he joined the ranks of Oregon Reining Horse Association Champions. T then went on to reining cow training and he had the best disposition, never screaming or acting like a spoiled stud. Because of his amazing ability, he went on to pursue a roping career, which proved to be a great one. With Bill Pinz working on his training, T started competing in the Oregon Foundation Quarter Horse shows. In 2005, T earned the OFQHA year-end Res champion for division 6 (heading, heeling, steer daubing & breakaway roping).

“T” offspring inherited many of his great qualities, such as a working horse pedigree, athletic ability, and beautiful dispositions. He will be forever in our hearts. ….. Read more