09/11/2026
The colts will be entering the round pen soon! Our Young Guns will draw to determine the order that they will be able to choose from this fine group of fillies. Who would you choose? Comment and let us know!
Belly – RHR Gun N Country
Just like the Belly River, a vital and steady source of life in Alberta, Belly is a bay roan filly who brings strength, reliability, and natural flow to everything she does. Sired by RHR Plenty Blue and out of Hancock Country — one of our proven performers known for producing horses that are “born broke” — Belly blends athleticism with a calm, willing attitude.
This filly is built to be big and powerful, expected to finish around 15.2 hands high, with striking chrome that makes her impossible to overlook. She’s got the foundation and mindset to be a trusted partner on the ranch, in the arena, or anywhere in between.
Like the river she’s named for, Belly has the steady strength and natural grace that make her an essential part of any program — a true source of confidence and performance.
Belly is steady, strong, and ready to flow with you through all your equine adventures.
Bertha – RHR Big N Beautiful
Just like the majestic mountain she’s named after, Bertha is a big, bold, and beautiful blue roan filly built to impress and perform. Sired by RHR Plenty Blue and out of RW Slu Foot Sue, she combines power, strength, and striking good looks in one unforgettable package.
Bertha is built to pull, work, and carry with ease, destined to be a powerhouse in any program. Expected to finish around 15.2 to 15.3 hands high, she has the size and substance to handle the toughest jobs while turning heads with her classic blue roan coat.
With her blend of raw strength and undeniable beauty, Bertha is a filly who commands respect and admiration — a true mountain of a horse ready to stand tall and get the job done.
Bertha is strength, style, and substance — your next big, beautiful partner in the making.
Glacier – RHR Lucky Kitty
This filly is part of our ranch’s planning for the next generation of horses. While we love our big blues, we also want to add in horses that will be under 15HH and have a bit more refinement. This is where Glacier will
