WANTED: Beau babies for sale -  Please let us know who you have for sale - age, color, training, etc.
We are especially interested in Buckskin, Dun, and Grulla Beau babies.
Thanks,
Karen

Beau at the 2006 Midwest Horse fair with Karen, Lydia, and Brian - and, of course, Gilbert the dog

Impressive Review (HYPP N/N) X Adrienne Bar Beau
AQHA #3089405

Click to see Beau's pedigree


Beau--as a baby with his dam, Adrienne Bar Beau.

1992 Registered AQHA, ABRA, IBHA Golden Buckskin Stallion
ABRA Champion
APHC and APHA Approved

HYPP N/N

AQHA INCENTIVE FUND STALLION

Bloodlines of: Skipper W, Skipper's King, Three Bars, Steel Bars, Beau Bonanza, Wimpy II, Joe Hancock, Coy's Bonanza and Impressive.  74% Foundation with 26% of that great Three Bars Blood!!

LET US HELP YOU PUT A BEAU BABY IN YOUR BARN!
 

Stud fee - $600.00

Payment plans available

OFFSPRING FOR SALE

*Shipped Semen Available*

*Excellent Mare Care*

  Click here to see many pictures of Beau's kids

Finally - a sire that can ride as well as he halters!  Since the 1996 passing on of his sire, Impressive Review, and his great grandsire, the well-known living legend Impressive, the Impressive market has been flooded with people wanting to breed to HYPP N/N horses.  Beau's book fills fast.  Multiple mare and returning customer discounts.  One of the first Wisconsin Approvals of the AQHA Breeder's Referral Program.

ONE IMPRESSIVE BEAU - ALL AROUND CONTENDER - OVER 210 POINTS IN 12 EVENTS!

Points in speed classes and Western Riding. Also does team penning.

Register of Merits: ABRA/IBHA
 

The Mid-West's most popular "All-Around" Buckskin Stallion!

Reining

Jumping 

Pleasure

If you are looking for a willing disposition, then you have found your stallion selection.  Beau is not only super intelligent and athletic, he also loves people.  Walk out in his pasture with a halter, and he is there.  Walk out into a pasture with any of his get, and be prepared to have them "in your face."  They love people and love to make you happy.  It's wonderful to be able to get on a horse for the first time, walk, jog, and canter, and have no bucks and a willing attitude.  It's also nice to put 30 days on a "Beau baby," and be at the same point it takes another horse to get to in 90 - 120 days - this is what you should expect in a Beau baby.  Not only are they gorgeous to look at, but they are all around athletes with intelligence and willingness.  Intelligence and looks don't go very far if you don't have willingness.

Enjoying a stroll with a friend

--------- And if you have a bad back, we breed for a conformationally correct individual that will be very smooth to ride.  They are flat kneed, deep hocked, and ride with softness.  Top this off with a horse bred to jog and lope - in addition to trotting and cantering.  How many horses have you ridden that could truly jog and lope as slow as you can walk? ------------

Come out to the farm and we will show you the difference - guaranteed!

 
Beau's favorite little girl Lydia - he just loves her!

** Halter   ** Dun Factor

** Trail   ** Reining

**Western Pleasure   **English Pleasure

**Hunter Hack


 
Midwest Horse Fair


COMMITTED TO PRODUCING WELL BALANCED, CONFORMATIONALlY CORRECT INDIVIDUALS WITH OUTSTANDING DISPOSITIONS

 

WHAT YOU WILL REALLY LIKE ABOUT BEAU'S BABIES IS THAT "WANNA" BE WITH YOU KIND OF ATTITUDE YOU DON'T SEE IN A LOT OF BLOODLINES.  AS BABIES, THEY ALREADY HAVE THAT GREAT ATTITUDE AND AN EXTREMELY LAID BACK DISPOSITION! Buying a weanling is an investment for the future.  You can not go wrong when you buy a foal by One Impressive Beau.  When they grow up and are broke to ride, you will at least double, if not triple, your investment.  Most people that buy a baby sired by Beau, never want to give them up - they quickly become part of the family. ----------There is one thing that you should know - most Beau babies are slow developers and don't fully develop until between 4 - 6 years of age.  Many people have informed us they sold their Beau babies as a 4 year old, fearing that they would end up with too small of a horse, only to find out a few years later that the horse ended up getting big, and being disappointed in the choice they made.  By then the horse was unable to be purchased back - the current owners knew what they had!

"With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26