Lazy M Horses

Lazy M Horses is located in Apache Junction, Arizona, in the foothills of the Superstition Mountains.

We raise Hancock, Hancock-Driftwood and Skipper W, foundation, quarter horses, and also stand a Leo bred Paint stallion and a running bred Dash for Cash horse.

All of our breeding is based on the principle that horses must be conformationally correct, sound of mind, and athletic. We ride our horses out into the desert to acquaint them with all the variables they may encounter there as trail horses and ride them in the arena, to familiarize them with other horses and the commotion of being competed on.

Our lead stallion, is Hancocks War Chief, who was born right here in Apache Junction, and is a product of our program. He is by Frostys War Chief, who was bred by Charlie and Pat Judd, owners of the Half Moon Ranch, in New Mexico, and out of Franny Hancock, an own daughter of Hancocks Blue Boy, the stallion that made the Broken Bones Cattle Company, of Lander, Wyoming, famous.

This stallion stands 15.3 hands at the withers, weighs 1300 pounds, is a bay roan, and is 19.82% Joe Hancock and 12.5% Driftwood. Most of his get have color, and all of them, inherit his mild manner, speed and eagerness to please.

The first junior stallion we stand, is Sierra Nike QT. He is homozygous for the Tobiano gene, and goes back to Leo six times. His grandfather is the famous reining horse, QT Poco Streak. He weighs 1200 pounds, is 15.1 hands at the withers and passes on his even temperament and athleticism to his get.

The second junior stallion in our battery, is Skip N Staints, a seal brown, line bred, Skipper W, stallion, who is out of the Weiscamp program. This stallion stands 14.3 hands at the withers, and weighs 1100 pounds. Bred to our palomino and buckskin mares, he is producing a lot of color, along with his excellent conformation.

Our third junior stallion, is Number One Jaimie, by One Slick One, from the Allred Brothers racing program, who had a speed index of 114 and out of the world champion running mare, (1980), Jaimie Jay, speed index 102. Bred to our Hancock mares, Jaimie is giving his get the speed, hard feet and bone that is desirable in today’s barrel horses. He stands 15.3 at the withers and weighs 1150 pounds.

We run about 30 mares, and have foals to see, every spring. There are always horses for sale, and you are invited to call or stop in, if you are in the area. We love talking horses, and showing our stock.

Lazy M Horses
POB 1198
Apache Junction, Arizona
85117-1198

Vicki---480-326-8219                  Jim---480-982-1551


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