Sire: Clyde’s Gallant Fox

Dam: Secret Blanca Jewel Appaloosa Horse Club# 676577

June is a lovely sorrel appaloosa molly mule sired by our lovely foundation few spot appaloosa mare Nova and the famous champion jack Clyde’s Gallant Fox. This molly mule filly came out of the womb friendly and drop dead gorgeous. Her markings are unique and absolutely beautiful, she is very athletic already, and has a great conformation. Her disposition is lovely and she has been handled daily since birth. When she is weaned and ready to go to her new home she will load in a trailer, pick up her feet nicely, be halter trained, and pony. She will be desensitized to multiple stimuli and be a friendly calm foal.

Her sire Clyde’s Gallant Fox AKA Ted has now won NASMA High Point Open Donkey SIX times! He is a THREE time High Point Winner at Bishop Mule Days and holds Superior titles in EIGHT events! In 2016 he was inducted into the Bishop Mule Days Hall of Fame. He also earned a Reserve World Championship at the 2015 Western Dressage World Show competing against horses! In 2015, He sired the NASMA High Point Junior and Halter Mule and also Grand Champion Halter mules at the National Western, Houston Livestock Show, Congress and The Great Celebration in Shelbyville, TN. He has produced multiple show winning mules and donkeys with refinement, athleticism, and excellent minds.

June’s dam Secret Blanca Jewel AKA “Nova” is a sorrel fewspot who is 90% foundation and FPD eligible. The pedigree on Blanca is a strong one, going back to great foundation horses such as Colida, Prince Plaudit and more modern show horse lines such as Dreamfinder, The Secret and Charicature. She is also a very calm mare with a lovely disposition that does not fall into the normal crazy appaloosa stereotypes. She is very easy to handle and loves people which is key in producing a friendly foal.

Ruby- SOLD to Julie Horsch and Dave Glenn in Wyoming

Ruby is a 9 year old 15hh stunning sorrel mule with white stockings, an dun stripe down her back, white on her tail, and lots of chrome. She is touch control, has a one rein neck rein, she has a great motor, great brakes, and a nice disposition. She is good with her ears, and good for the farrier. She backs up very well, has a nice lope, and very smooth trot. Her color and conformation are to die for. She has been used to work cattle, trail rides beautifully, packs, and crosses water. She is the type of mule that generally makes you walk after her for a couple minutes before being caught but we would definitely not classify her as difficult to catch.

She did have a minor coronary band injury that causes one hoof to grow thicker below the scar. She will always grow a thicker hoof there and because of this regular hoof care is important. We spoke with her original owner and he said this was caused by a barbed wire injury when she was young and had never caused any lameness. Both her veterinarian and farrier agree that with regular hoof maintenance this injury should not cause any lameness and will be cosmetic.

We initially sold her to a family with kids and she was not a good fit for them as she took advantage of the kids by testing her boundaries and trying to get away with doing things her way. She was great for the adults and she has been great with all ability riders on her other than complete beginners. With her lovely handle and experienced rider will enjoy this mule much more than a beginner anyway. Even after 6 months post purchase we agreed to trade them another mule that would be a better fit for them. That is how committed we are to our animals and our clients.