Lazy M Horses

Lazy M Horses is located in Carlsbad, New Mexico, and encompasses multiple sections of range land, divided into four separate pastures, where our horses graze and grow, in a near natural environment.

We raise Hancock, Hancock-Driftwood, and Skipper W, Foundation horses, and also stand a Leo bred, homozygous for tobiano, paint stallion, and a race bred, grandson, of Dash for Cash, that we cross on our stout Hancock mares, to get barrel prospects, for the Turn and Burn gang.

Our breeding program is based on the principles, that horses must have good conformation, be athletic, have color and be sound of mind. Living on the range as they do, they learn to adapt to variables of terrain, finding various locations of water, socializing with other horses and also spend a lot of time in the round pen and under saddle.

Our lead stallion is Hancocks War Chief, who we raised from birth, and is a son of Frostys War Chief, who was from Charlie and Pat Judds’, Half Moon Ranch, in Cloud New Mexico. His dam was Franny Hancock, an own daughter of Hancocks Blue Boy, from the Broken Bones program, run by John and Mari Whipp in Lander, Wyoming.

“Junior”, as we call him, is 15.3 hands at the withers, weighs 1300 lbs, and is 19.82% Hancock and 12.5% Driftwood. A gentle giant, he is very easy to be around, and extremely quick, with a fantastic stop. His get inherit his gentle disposition and athleticism.

Our first junior stallion, is Sierra Nike QT, a bay and white Paint. He is homozygous for the tobiano gene, and goes back to Leo, six times. His grand sire is the well known reining horse, QT Poco Streak. “Nick” stands 15.1 hands, and weighs 1200 lbs. He is extremely quick and gentle, and is a superior rope horse.

The second junior stallion in our battery is the Skipper W horse, Skip N Staints. “Uno”, is seal brown, has the old bulldog look, and is out of the Weiscamp program. This stallion stands 14.2 at the withers and weighs 1150 lbs. He passes on an excellent temperment and superb conformation to his get. Bred to Vicki’s palomino and buckskin mares, he produces a lot of color.

Our last stallion is Number One Jaimie, a running bred horse, who is a grandson of Dash For Cash, and by the Allred bred horse One Slick One. His dam was Jaimie Jay, the world champion running mare of 1982. "Jaimie" is bred to many of our big boned Hancock mares, and this combination has resulted in some excellent barrel prospects. He stands 16 hands at the withers, and weighs 1200 lbs.

We currently are running about 40 mares, and have horses for sale from weanlings to finished geldings and a few mares. Please feel free to give us a call at any time, and we will be glad to talk horses and show you ours.

Lazy M Horses
POB 2111
Carlsbad, NM
88221-2111

Vicki---480-326-8219                  Jim---480-982-1551


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