All 2020 & 2021 AQHA offspring will qualify for enrollment into the IQHA Ranch Horse Stallion Breeders Futurity.
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Two Cutie Jack'Sister' is a 2002 AQHA bay mare who came to us from Katy's Corral. She is broke to ride and has a sweet, gentle disposition. Sister's background is double bred Two Eyed Jack. This mare has produced a money earner at the IQHA Ranch Horse Futurity! Sister is exposed to Krogs Fiddle Cat for a 2021 foal. Charmes Dunit Rose'Charm' is a 2006 AQHA red dun mare who came to us from Katy's Corral. This well made mare is broke to ride and has a gentle demeanor. She is a quick learner and eager to please. Her pedigree includes Hollywood Dun It, Otoe, Sugar Bars, King and Doc Bar. She is going to be a handy asset to the ranch breeding program. She has been exposed to Krogs Fiddle Cat for 2021 foal. Aflit Leo Hancock'Amber' is a 2010 sorrel AQHA 15.0 hand mare. She has crossed creeks, down the trail and ridden around cattle. Her pedigree speaks to her abilities for cow work or arena competition. She is from Circle J Bar Ranch located in southeast Iowa.This mare throws color!!!! Amber is exposed to Krogs Fiddle Cat for a 2021 foal. UR ZippinSmooth Miss'Smoothie' is a 2008 AQHA Grey mare who is a home raised mare who has returned to the ranch. A daughter of Levis White Limo and out of Decked Out Tonight who was the product of Night Time Hobby and Romans Ruby. This mare will bring back some of the breeding's that were left to the ranch post W.L.'s passing 20+ years ago. Smoothie has been exposed to Xtra Shiney Wimp for 2020 foal. Shiny Daisy Meow'Daisy' is a 2018 AQHA Bay Roan mare who is from the Wetz Stirrup Ranch located in Vale, SD. As a fellow heritage breeder, her pedigree is packed with foundation type breeding with intelligence, disposition and conformation. Daisy has been exposed to Royal Baron Blue for 2021 foal. | DC Sneakin Ruby'Ruby' is a 2006 gray mare who has come to join the band of mares from Nebraska. She is a granddaughter of Sneakin Lena and a great granddaughter of Mr. Baron Red, Handle Bar Doc and Smart Little Lena. We are excited to have her join the broodmare band and produce quality cow bred foals. This mare has produced a money earner at the IQHA Ranch Horse Futurity! She will be exposed to Krogs Fiddle Cat for a 2021 foal. Free Frostline'Sugar' is a stout 2008 red roan AQHA mare. She goes back to Leo Lux, Leo, Watch Joe Jack, Eddie Red Rose and Bar Money. This mare has produced a money earner at the IQHA Ranch Horse Futurity! She has been exposed to Krogs Fiddle Cat for 2021 foal. Chocolate Cola'Cola' is a 1999 chestnut AQHA model. She is the daughter of Zip Chocolate Chip and was born at Ann Meyer's Farm. She came to Spring Valley as a 2 year old. Spring Valley then, sold this mare and she has newly returned to the ranch. She has been left open for 2021. Scenic Shining Tivio'Shiner' is a 2015 AQHA bay mare. She is a daughter of Scenic Shining Spark who goes back to Shining Spark and Reminic. Her dam, A Scenic Tivio, goes back to Smart Little Lena and Jakpots Regal King. She is a home raised mare from Scenic View Ranch. Shiner has been exposed to Krogs Fiddle Cat for a 2021 foal. A Scenic Lynx'Lynx' is a 2006 red roan AQHA mare. She is a home raised mare, who came off of Scenic View Ranch. Her sire is Dandee Freckle Lena, her dam is Cee Regal Lynx. Her pedigree includes Smart Little Lena, Doc Olena, and Doc Bar. She has been exposed to Krogs Fiddle Cat for a 2021 foal. SV Dandee Lil Regal'Regal' is a 2007 AQHA red dun mare. She is the daughter of Dandee Freckle O Lena and Dervish Miss Regal. Her pedigree includes Smart Little Lena, Doc Olena, Easter king, Docs Juniper. She is exposed to Krogs Fiddle Cat for a 2021 foal. LLE Shesa Highlight
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Kevin Costner is back in the saddle — literally — playing yet another Western hero in Paramount's new drama series Yellowstone. Costner plays John Dutton, the head of the Dutton family, who owns the largest ranch bordering Yellowstone National Park. This contemporary Western story premieres June 20 and is slated to run for 10 episodes, according to the Star Tribune. But how much is the show inspired by reality? Is John Dutton from Yellowstone a real person?
According to Collider, Costner's character is a no-nonsense, old-school, horse-riding ranch owner who is willing to defend his land from anyone, at any cost. The official synopsis reads:
'Yellowstone follows the violent world of the Dutton family, who controls the largest contiguous ranch in the United States. Led by their patriarch John Dutton, the family defends their property against constant attack by land developers, an Indian reservation, and America’s first National Park.'
(Finally, an all-American hero for the modern age who can defend 'his' land against those greedy Native Americans and pesky national parks!)
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While Costner's character doesn't seem to be based on any one person, that doesn't mean Yellowstone didn't take inspiration from the numerous real-life ranchers who live in the area surrounding the world-famous national park. The Duttons are a fictional family, but they likely share a number of traits with real families who have led similar lives.
In a review of the first episode, TVGuide.comnotes that the Dutton family ranch is located in Boseman, Montana, and is supposed to be the largest ranch in the country. However, according the The Daily Mail, the actual largest ranch in the United States wasn't located near Yellowstone at all, but in Texas. The Waggoner Ranch, which was first established in 1849 by W.T. Waggoner, remained under the control of his descendants until it went on the real estate market in 2015, listed at $725 million. By Feb. 10, 2016, Dallas News reports that the 525,000-acre hunk of land sold to Stan Kroenke (owner of the LA Rams and Denver Nuggets), who's now the fifth-biggest real estate owner in the country.
When it comes to ranches that actually surround Yellowstone, the Galt family is probably a closer real-life match to the Duttons. According to the Great Falls Tribune, the Galts own the third-largest plot of land in Montana, with 248,023 acres. Their property, Galt Ranch, is located in White Sulfur Springs, Montana, according to their Facebook page.
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In 2010, Alaina Mousel of Tri-State Livestock News wrote an article called 'The Last Cowboy,' in which she mentioned that Bill Galt, owner of Galt Ranch, needed the aid of a helicopter to survey his sweeping lands.TVGuide.com notes that the same is true of Yellowstone's John Dutton.
David McUmber ofThe Missoulian calls Galt 'one of Montana’s most prominent Republican ranchers,' and describes a story in which Galt convinced Steve Bullock, Montana's Democratic governor, that it was a good idea to extend the elk hunting season five weeks past its initial limit. While there's no telling at this point whether Yellowstone will tell a similar story, it's a safe bet that John Dutton also exerts a lot of influence over his community.
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Ultimately, the Montana Stockgrowers Association claims that Montana is home to 28,100 different ranches and farms, and any number of them could have been some inspiration for the story of John Dutton. That's not even counting the ranch operations in Wyoming and Idaho, also surrounding the Yellowstone National Park. Regardless of how much their daily lives resemble the events of Yellowstone, there's plenty of story to be told about life out on the ranch, John Dutton dopplegängers not (necessarily) included.