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Jags Jae Boonsmals
Jae has some exposure to calf roping. He is broke and ready to go. For more information, call Tim!
Jags Dual Sox
Sox is a performance/ranch horse. He is good minded. He has good heat when you need it and can relax when needed.
Slew
Slew is out of Jag and a Thoroughbred "Cougarheart" - her papers are below. Her pedigree goes back to Seattle Slew and Secretariat.
Slew has a good start and he is a nice minded horse. Even though he has racing blood lines, he is quiet.
Jags Pepper Powder
Pepper is a cute sorrel, and is not very big. She is really quick and handy.
JagsPowderRiverMovee
Cute little sorrel. She has a really quiet sweet disposition and has not been started yet.
Jags Rhea Shines
Rhea was sold as a yearling.
Metalic Deon Shines
Deon was sold as a yearling.
Valentine Shines
Valentine was sold as a yearling.
Metalic Razzle Lena
Razzle was sold as a yearling.
Jags Hickory Oakley
Oakley is really a quick, athletic sorrel mare. She is really easy and fun to ride.
Magnetic Indian Rey
An outstanding performance prospect, Rey stands 14.3 hands with a stout, durable build, and a strong foundation. He is remarkably athletic and ready to transition into formal roping training, tracking as an ideal breakaway or heeling candidate. Beyond his arena potential, Rey is riding well in the open and confidently working colts. He has the talent, disposition, and drive to excel wherever he is put to work.
Jags Flash Jac
Some horses simply make you look forward to riding them. Jags Flash Jac is one of those horses.
“Flash Jac” is a beautiful three-year-old sorrel filly with a flaxen mane and tail, currently standing nearly 14.3 hands. Based on her string test, we expect her to mature to approximately 15 hands. She combines the kind of pedigree, athletic ability, willingness, and mind that make us incredibly excited about her future.
Flash Jac is sired by Jag Chick Shine and out of Little Miss Shady Pine, whose pedigree goes back to Great Pine Jr. and Hollywood Jac 86. With cow and reining influence behind her, she has the breeding to be athletic and capable—and she is showing us that ability every day.
Tim has put more than 90 days under saddle on Flash Jac, and her education has gone well beyond simply putting miles on her in the arena. She has traveled steep terrain, worked extensively in the round pen, worked colts, and spent time in the arena. We believe in giving our young horses a well-rounded education, and Flash Jac has stepped up to every job Tim has given her.
What stands out most about this filly is her consistency. Out on the trail, she is confident and dependable. When Tim puts her to work with colts, she becomes a strong, willing partner. She wants to please, pays attention to her rider, and has never shown us a tendency toward doing anything wrong.
Tim rides Flash Jac nearly every day, and she is consistently one of the horses he comes in talking about after an incredible ride. Tim rides a lot of young horses, so when the same horse continues to earn that kind of praise day after day, it means something. Flash Jac has become one of his favorites because she continually shows up willing, confident, and ready to be his partner. Whether they're covering rugged country, working colts, or spending time in the arena, she has proven remarkably consistent in both her attitude and her performance.
When considering Flash Jac, we think it's important to distinguish age from experience, training, and disposition. She is only three years old, so naturally she cannot have the years of experience of an older horse that has truly “been there and done that.” But Flash Jac was born and raised here at McNamee Colt Company, which means we know her history, her handling, her training, and the horse she has shown herself to be from the beginning. Sometimes that knowledge and a strong, consistent foundation can tell you far more about a young horse than simply the number of years behind one.
With more than 90 days of consistent, purposeful training, Flash Jac has repeatedly shown us that she is sensible, willing, confident, and dependable. Her young age should certainly be considered when deciding whether she is the right match for a particular rider, but her maturity, consistency, and foundation often make her feel well beyond her three years.
Flash Jac has also had her health and genetic testing completed. She has a current negative Coggins and has completed a pre-purchase veterinary examination. Her AQHA genetic health panel was completed through UC Davis, with results showing that she is a carrier of GBED (Glycogen Branching Enzyme Deficiency). As a carrier, Flash Jac herself is not affected by GBED and does not develop the disease from her carrier status. The consideration is for future breeding: because GBED is an autosomal recessive condition, she should not be bred to another GBED carrier. Breeding two carriers creates a 25% chance of producing an affected foal, so an appropriate genetically tested, non-carrier stallion should be selected if she is bred in the future. We believe in being transparent about the health and genetic information available on our horses and are happy to share her testing and veterinary records with prospective buyers.
Whether her future includes reining, ranch work, trail riding, arena work, continued training, or a combination of all of it, Flash Jac has the foundation and versatility to go in a lot of directions.
Jags Kentucky Rose
Kentucky is a "dream horse" according to Tim. Walks fast and is always ready to go. He never has a tight moment. Smooth and steady in all situations.
Jags Dane Fit to Fly
Dane has about two years of training. He has been branded on and is really advanced for a four year old. He is a powerhouse. He would be a great barrel racing or team roping prospect.
Jags Jeady Tradition
Jeady is a cute little buckskin filly. She has not been ridden much yet but will be ready soon.
Jags Kiro San
Kiro is 15 hands and appendix bred. He is a fancy sorrel with lots of chrome. He has good withers and a nice saddle back. He has a big walk and has been started but I will be riding him alot more soon. I've just started riding him and I am really liking what I feel. I'll be riding him more soon.
Jags Streakin Pierce
Pierce was sold as a yearling.
Metalic Smoke Shines
Smoke was sold as a yearling.
Jags Slash Delight
Slash was sold as a yearling.
Metalic Chase
Chase was sold as a yearling.
Metalic Singe Jag
Singe was sold as a weanling.
Jags Steady Jalena
Jags Steady Jalena is a 14.2-hand bay mare with an exceptionally soft and willing disposition. She offers a wonderful combination of athleticism and versatility; she is responsive and quick when asked, yet easily transitions down into a calm, sensible trail companion. Remarkably smooth, Jalena possesses the ability and mind to excel as an all-around performance partner or a dependable family horse.
Angeleen
Angeleen earned her place at McNamee Colt Company because of her incredible disposition and athletic ability—qualities she has consistently passed on to her foals. We could not be more pleased with the colts she and Jag Chic Shines have produced together.
Whether you are looking for a mare to ride or one to raise quality babies from, Angeleen is the kind that will excel in either role.
In the environment we raise our colts in, Angeleen has consistently produced a colt every other year, and she has done an exceptional job raising each one. Because we care deeply about her long-term well-being, we’ve decided to look for a home that can provide a feeding and management situation better suited to her body type and individual needs.
Click on the link in her name for more information on her.
Chilena Hickory Fame
Chilena was sold after being in the breeding program!
