We are located in Apache Junction, Arizona, at the foothills of the Superstition Mountains.

We have been raising Hancock and Hancock-Driftwood quarter horses, since 1992, and added Skipper W horses, in 2002. We concentrate on breeding horses of good mind, good conformation, and at the same time, maintain high percentages of the foundation bloodlines.

Our lead stallion is Hancocks War Chief, who was born right here in Apache Junction. He is an own son of Frostys War Chief, who was bred by Charlie and Pat Judd, owners of the Half Moon Ranch in New Mexico. His dam was Franny Hancock, by Hancocks Blue Boy, the stallion that made the Broken Bones Ranch, in Lander Wyoming famous.

Hancocks War Chief also goes back to another son of Joe Hancock, Baldy Joe, three times. Baldy Joe was the main Hancock stallion in the Narramore breeding program, in Gila Bend, Arizona, for many years.

Our stallion stands 15.3 hands at the withers, weighs 1300 pounds, is a bay roan, and is 19.82% Hancock and 12.5% Driftwood. Most of his get are roans and inherit his super gentle temperament, good bone, and athleticism.

Our junior stallion is Sierra Nike QT. He is a homozygous, bay and white Tobiano, weighs 1150 pounds and goes back to Leo six times.

Vicki selected "Nick" to cross on her Skipper W mares, and the results have been excellent. His get combine the quickness, color and cow, that he passes on, with the conformation and even temperament of his mares. This young stallion is a grandson of QT Poco Streke, a well known reining horse.

The Lazy M mares were either born here, or carefully selected from other breeding programs, for their bloodlines, temperament, conformation and color.

We always have horses for sale, and if you are in the area, please feel free to stop in and look at our stock.

Jim and Vicki Averill