RR Horse Farm

				10/11/08
R&R Ranch Horse Farm
*Flat shod, naturally gaited - Tennessee Walking Horses - Spotted Saddle Horses - For Sale*
Trail, show, pleasure, plantation, versatility sport horses - broke to cart and saddle.
Registered, gaited, geldings, broodmares, paint, palomino, roan,
racking, bombproof, field trial, ceremonial horses and stallions.
Horses started in cowboy mounted shooting and extreme cowboy ranch racing.
*All (15) of our TWH broodmares & both stallions have an impressive array of*
			*World Grand Champions in their pedigrees*
			*World Grand Champions in their pedigrees*
			1959 ARK Hwy 115
			Smithville, Arkansas 72466
			Telephone: (870) 528-9405

		TWHBEA member				SSHBEA member
			*email:* *RR Ranch- web site:* www.RRhorsefarm.com**


					*.....OR .... a Tennessee Walking Horse doing this.*
		Video available				*Breeding the best to the best*
		Horses For Sale				Stallions




						*Test your knowledge*
		*We have one of the largest*				*Test your knowledge*
		*We have one of the largest*
		*selections of gaited horses*
		*in the state of Arkansas.*

		*Over (40) to pick from*

		Home of Rivers Kennel English Pointers .........www.riversbirddogs.com

		*The Tennessee Walking Horse:* A light horse breed founded in middle Tennessee, the Tennessee Walking Horse is a composition of Narragansett and Canadian Pacer, Standard Bred, Thoroughbred, Morgan, and American Saddle Bred stock. Originally bred as a utility horse, this breed is an ideal mount for riders of all ages and levels of experience. The breed easily adapts to English or Western gear, and its calm, docile temperament combined with naturally smooth and easy gaits insure the popularity of the Tennessee Walking Horse as the "world's greatest show, trail, and pleasure horse". Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders' & Exhibitors' Association

	*The Spotted Saddle Horse:* The Spotted Saddle Horse can trace its roots back to the history of horses that escaped from ships as they crashed on our shorelines. These horses were often spotted, naturally gaited and possessed the strength and stamina necessary for war use. By the end of the Civil War, many imported "gaited" types of horses were present in the United States. Selective mating of these gaited horses with the spotted horses resulted in the production of the smooth-gaited, colorful horse that came to be known as the Spotted Saddle Horse. Spotted Saddle Horse Breeders' & Exhibitors' Association








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.......... the wind beneath my wings ..........
.......... born here .......... .......... trained here .......... .......... well bred .......... .......... well cared for ..........