Diamond Cross Ranch, located in Texas, breed Foundation Quarter horses that are line bred with Gooseberry, Joe Hancock, Leo, Redman, Waggoner, Joe Reed, Baldy, Three Bars, Texas Blue Bonnet and the Ol
January 10, 2007 (Press Release) --
As Texas horse ranch breeders, Diamond Cross Ranch (DCR) provides horses that are bred for heavy bone and muscle, conformation and durability, athletic and versatile and lovable and a true blue roan.
Diamond Cross Quarter Ranch is located in the hills with plenty of rock, canyons and water. This is how they develop the Foundation Quarter horse that has plenty of bone and good hard feet; so that the horses last all day. Most horse breeding comes from their Joe Hancock stallion and their Blue Valentine blood line on the Texas ranch.
Texas colts are raised in the pasture with their mothers and stay under the eyes of the complete herd. The leader of the Texas Colts, Hancock Blue Leo is a gentle sire that lives, year round, with the herd and is never separated unless he is being used in competition or daily ranch work. The Texas Colts is the heart of the breeding program.
The Texas mares are the back bone at the Diamond Cross Ranch, like any other good ranch with Texas Mares. The Mares have all of the great qualities we expect and are passing them on to their babies. The foals are imprinted at birth and are handled daily. Being able to produce the blue and red roans, duns, and black quarter horses for sale is just an added benefit of breeding the great bloodlines of these athletes.
Diamond Cross Ranch is designed for pasture breeding but if you prefer to select breed like a Blue Roan Horse or a Red Roan – Diamond Cross Ranch has a very small breeding pasture to keep the visiting mare separate from the regular herd. All of our mare breeding is chosen by pedigree and conformation.
Line mare breeding is the main part of the successful mare breeding program and one of the main reasons Diamond Cross horses are often sold before they are even born. Two well-known Texas horse breeders have been very successful in their efforts-H.J. Wiescamp and the King Ranch. Hank Wiescamp used line breeding with his Quarter Horse and Appaloosa breeding programs. The King Ranch used line breeding to establish their family of Quarter Horses through the foundation sire Old Sorrel.
Diamond Cross Ranch has recently launched a new website where horse lovers can find information on horses for sale at the sale barn and photos of select horses. For more information go to www.diamondcrosstx.com and contact them through the contact form.
Diamond Cross Quarter Ranch is located in the hills with plenty of rock, canyons and water. This is how they develop the Foundation Quarter horse that has plenty of bone and good hard feet; so that the horses last all day. Most horse breeding comes from their Joe Hancock stallion and their Blue Valentine blood line on the Texas ranch.
Texas colts are raised in the pasture with their mothers and stay under the eyes of the complete herd. The leader of the Texas Colts, Hancock Blue Leo is a gentle sire that lives, year round, with the herd and is never separated unless he is being used in competition or daily ranch work. The Texas Colts is the heart of the breeding program.
The Texas mares are the back bone at the Diamond Cross Ranch, like any other good ranch with Texas Mares. The Mares have all of the great qualities we expect and are passing them on to their babies. The foals are imprinted at birth and are handled daily. Being able to produce the blue and red roans, duns, and black quarter horses for sale is just an added benefit of breeding the great bloodlines of these athletes.
Diamond Cross Ranch is designed for pasture breeding but if you prefer to select breed like a Blue Roan Horse or a Red Roan – Diamond Cross Ranch has a very small breeding pasture to keep the visiting mare separate from the regular herd. All of our mare breeding is chosen by pedigree and conformation.
Line mare breeding is the main part of the successful mare breeding program and one of the main reasons Diamond Cross horses are often sold before they are even born. Two well-known Texas horse breeders have been very successful in their efforts-H.J. Wiescamp and the King Ranch. Hank Wiescamp used line breeding with his Quarter Horse and Appaloosa breeding programs. The King Ranch used line breeding to establish their family of Quarter Horses through the foundation sire Old Sorrel.
Diamond Cross Ranch has recently launched a new website where horse lovers can find information on horses for sale at the sale barn and photos of select horses. For more information go to www.diamondcrosstx.com and contact them through the contact form.
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