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The majority of our horses come from my Cheyanne's Dude,
an AQHA palomino stallion. He is an excellent horse with his
lines going back to Blondy's Dude, Jet Deck and Rosewood
Chip, a great grandson of Driftwood. Dude's offspring are
scattered across the country at competitions and on working
ranches. You will not be disappointed! Please take a look of
what you can expect.
an AQHA palomino stallion. He is an excellent horse with his
lines going back to Blondy's Dude, Jet Deck and Rosewood
Chip, a great grandson of Driftwood. Dude's offspring are
scattered across the country at competitions and on working
ranches. You will not be disappointed! Please take a look of
what you can expect.
We are partial to the Rosewood Chip lines, as he was bred
and owned by a member of our extended family. Tenney
Lamoreaux, our dad's uncle, owned Rosewood Chip until he passed away.
Tenney was also a major part of influencing our dad's love and
knowledge of horses. Our dad has continued to pass this
passion on to us. Our Hatch family has been
blessed to own a few of Rosewood Chip's offspring. Though
he wasn't ever promoted he was used primarily on the
Deseret Cattle Ranches, and those who come to own one
don't want to part and keep coming back for more.
and owned by a member of our extended family. Tenney
Lamoreaux, our dad's uncle, owned Rosewood Chip until he passed away.
Tenney was also a major part of influencing our dad's love and
knowledge of horses. Our dad has continued to pass this
passion on to us. Our Hatch family has been
blessed to own a few of Rosewood Chip's offspring. Though
he wasn't ever promoted he was used primarily on the
Deseret Cattle Ranches, and those who come to own one
don't want to part and keep coming back for more.