| Danney's Pride Of Princess S. (Lobo) Click on his name (above) for his MFTHBA pedigree. |
| Many years ago, people began to develop the Missouri Fox Trotter. Lobo's bloodlines go back to those roots, when a horse had to be an "all purpose vehicle". Today, we call that "Foundation Breeding". Back then, it was simply a fact of life. Our breeding program centers on the completely versatile, true foxtrotting horse, and Lobo is a natural fit. |
| First things first.... he's beautiful. Yeah, yeah, so I'm prejudiced. But, if you saw him everyday, and rode him as your trail horse, you would be too. He also happens to be a true gold champagne, and is on the studbook of the International Champagne Horse Registry. Then there's what he can do under saddle. He can work mechanical cows, or the real thing. Goats and other farm animals are no problem either. |
| Lobo is one of the last of an era. He's a direct son of the 1967 WGC Danney Joe W.. Danney Joe was used extensively for cattle work, trail guiding, and even TV commercials. He was a real, true, using foxtrotter. |
| Lobo is also my best trail buddy, and loves to get out and go. Lobo remembers his breeding duties, but he's a gentleman under saddle. I do not hesitate to ride him in the roughest terrain. He's without a doubt one of the easiest breeding stallions I have ever had the pleasure to handle. |
| Lobo has sons and daughters in many states, and a breeding son in Israel and Germany. We are proud to show examples of his offspring, and offer references of owners. Stud Fee - PRIVATE TREATY As of 2012, Lobo will be bred by Private Treaty only. We will still be breeding him to our mares, but his book will be severely limited. |
