For as long as horses have been used for work or
play, speed has been their most prized characteristic.
The history of the American Quarter Horse is full of great
ranch-bred horses that could, on Sunday afternoon, outrun everybody in
four counties. Just a few of
the many Quarter Horses we typically think of as ranch-bred or working
horses, but who were also great runners with blinding speed, include Joe
Hancock, Leo, Hard Twist, Driftwood, and Peter McCue. The significant
influence by Thoroughbreds on today’s running and performing Quarter
Horse is also well documented. Names
like Three Bars, Top Deck, Depth Charge, Joe Blair, Chicaro, and Piggin
String can be found in the bloodlines of most of today’s performance champions. The
painting at the top of this page, Lone
Star Legacy, to us represents the tradition and history of the great
horses belonging to this breed, and symbolizes our goal of producing
horses that excel in a variety of disciplines.
One of the advantages of selective breeding is
that, over time, one can obtain the "ideal" for their
particular interests. At M&M Quarter Horses, we are proud to say
that we have accomplished our goal of combining beauty, conformation, and
speed into one package. Our years of hard work may as well be used to
your advantage! We are also proud members of The AQHA
Breeder Referral Program.
If you are looking for a barrel, pole bending, show,
or any competitive speed event horse that has the combination of a good
mind, correct conformation, spirit, speed, and ability, please contact us
to learn how our horses can satisfy your needs. We have horses
for sale ranging from weanlings to 2 year olds, and offer our
outstanding stallions to the public for breeding as well. Please
feel free to contact us via e-mail or phone to see how we can help you
achieve your goals.

(Dash for Cash X Triple Rocket by
Triple Chick)
Shipped Semen Available

(Special Effort X Madam Duck by Duck Dance TB)
SI 101
Shipped Semen
Available
Owned by Mike Blackmon and Manny Silva

(Dash For Cash X Wide
Margin)
Reference Sire Only

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