Kids Royalty (Elvis) is a 1999 AQHA Double Superior Stallion.  Standing at 16 hands and 5-panel N/N.  He is AQHA Incentive Fund, Nominated Stallion.  Kids Royalty is a full brother to Multiple - World Champion "The Phenomenal". He is also son of the great Kid Clu.  Elvis is sire of 2006 & 2008 OQHA High Point Halter Gelding, Im Obviously Royalty. His foals are currently competing in Barrel Racing, Roping, Extreme Trail, Mounted Shooting, Halter, English, and Western.  They are great out on the trail, on the beach or in the arena.  His foals have incredible personalities and can go in any direction.  If you are searching to add Royalty and style to your barn, the Kids Royalty is the way to go. 

Future Go Lucky (Lucky) is a chestnut AQHA stallion and HYPP N/N. Lucky has a great personality, he is a Multiple Oregon High Point Halter Stallion, AQHA Superior and Halter Futurity Winner. He has had 8 months of professional training with Mike Marriott Performace Horses. Lucky is producing foals with all around potential and great minds. He is by Secure Future out of Miss Follys Sprinter. Standing until sold.

On Christmas Day, 1969, Gail lost Lit' Bit, a favorite horse of hers. Lit' Bit's unusual wide blaze always made him stand out from other horses. The following spring, Gail and Mike often drove the road from Scio to Albany, Oregon. Someone had leased the big grass-seed field, where the road makes a corner, and had turned 50 broodmares out to pasture. They knew a church group owned the property, but who had leased it? Where had the mares come from? Who owned them? On May 1, 1970, one of the mares in the big field dropped a colt with a face marking similar to Lit' Bit. Mike and Gail stopped frequently, and each time the curious colt would come to meet them at the fence. Then, one day in fall, all the mares and foals were gone. The following spring, Gail decided to look for a stallion with some height to breed mares they owned that had been sired by Quincy Dan. The mares were certainly nice, but on the small side. Gail found an advertisement for a 16.1-hand stallion called Bally Beers, standing not far from them in Jefferson, Oregon. Gail made an appointment to look at the stallion. She liked him, but what did he produce? Gail asked the owner if he had any colts by Bally Beers that she could see. Yes, he had a coming yearling colt in the barn. A broodmare had kicked the colt, so he brought him to treat the injury. The man led out the colt with the unusual white blaze.

Noble Mannerism is a well rounded Halter and Performance producing stallion.  Halter Register of Merit, Grands and Reserves winner form 7 major halter futurities, AQHA World Qualifier and Oregon High Point Earner.  He passed on his good qualities to his offspring