foundation cow bred mares

Everyone has one; the most reliable - best producing mare in the herd; this gal is ours. This mare sold me on Two Eyed Jack horses. She is a modest looking little mare that produces knockout, big, soggy, friendly, smooth riding foals. The temperament of her and her babies, is just unbelievable. Twister has a half brother owned by GaWaNi Pony Boy for sale for $20,000. Her stride to ride, is long, and so smooth. We sure like what this mare is, and what she produces. For the next couple years this mare will be used to continue to improve our Old West Curly Horses - until we get our QH colt going, and our roan QH mares back, currently on lease to Promised Land Ranch in Washington.

pedigree:  Lynx Two Eye Twister AQHA 3087920

Twister with *Warrior Wind, her only filly, summer 1999

Lynette Lynx

Two Eyed Jack stood 15.2½ hands high and weighed 1350 pounds. He died on March 2, 1991. He's buried on Pitzer's ranch in Ericson, Nebraska where Pitzer buried all his stallions.

Two Eyed Jack is the all time leading sire of AQHA Champions, having sired 119 Champions. He also sired sixteen AQHA World Show Champions, as well as 242 Performance Register of Merit earners. He also sired three AQHA Supreme Champions. His daughter Vickie Lee Pine was the 1978 AQHA World Show Superhorse. Among his other offspring were Two Eyed Patti, Two Eyed Donna, Watch Joe Jack, Two Eyed Del, Deacon Jack, Two ID Bartender, Jack Eyed, and Two Jack.

He was inducted into the AQHA Hall of Fame. In 2007 Western Horseman magazine chose Two Eyed Jack as number four on their list of top ten ranch horse bloodlines.

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