Bobby Ingersol on his cutting horse champion Kiger Cougar, who was born in the wild (top)
Warrior at halter Cal Expo.
1994 Dun -- is the only producing son of Boby Ingersole Champion Kiger Reining horse Kiger Cougar. Warrior is an extremely kind stallion who is as athletic as he is beautiful. At 14.2 hands and 900 pounds, he is the epitome of the 16th Century Spanish style horse of the Americas. His foals not only look like him but have his kind, tractable dispostion as well.
Standing at stud for the 2009 season at $800 live cover.
Fresh and frozen semen available.
Warrior yearling filly, Gatidada Canta, sold for a record $5,000 at the 08 Cal Expo.
1998-Dun -- At 15.1 hands, 1,100 pounds "Dunny" looks and moves like his cousins, the Luisitand Andalusians of Portugal and Spain. His superb, collected trot is as smooth as glass. His stunnning flowing presence is surpassed only by his gentle, amiable personality.
Rowland Look! Isn’t she beautiful…she is so smart! I spent the day with her on Tuesday and was amazed at her progress. She loves it with the herd at camp. The children all fall in love with her. She came a long way! |
Kigers Lobo Smoke
1995 Grullo -- Directly from the wild herd in the Steens Mountains of southeastern Oregon, "Smoke" is a most rare type of Kiger. The darkest of the Grullo color phase, he is what the old time mustangers called a "Lobo Dun." At nearly 15 hands Smoke moves like his name...he floats. His unique color, big floating movement and magnificent baroque presence have made him the perfect outcross for our line of Warrior related mares.
Standing for the 2009 season at $700.
Fresh and frozen semen available.
