TF Equine Services

12/07/2024

Hello from . I hope you all are having a great time through the holidays so far!

11/12/2024

I think they are saying they want me to buy them grain🤣. The side eye😂

10/31/2024

Jump on the wagon and get yourself a hick baby! This is Smokes half brother! You won’t regret your choice if you do!

Yearling by Hick. Can’t wait to see what the 2025 c**ts look like!

09/25/2024

DOC BAR revolutionized the cutting industry in a way never seen before or since.
The 1956 chestnut stallion was foaled on Tom Finley’s Arizona ranch. He was by Lightning Bar by Three Bars (TB) and out of Dandy Doll by Texas Dandy. He was bred to run, but failed miserably, earning a total of $95 in four starts.
He was given to Charley Araujo of California to show at halter. This endeavor seemed doomed to fail because Doc Bar did not fit what the judge’s eye had been groomed to see. He stood a scant 15 hands and did not have the punched-together look of his contemporaries.
The halter industry was ripe for change. With Araujo at the lead and the stallion’s unique conformation, the guidelines for halter horse champions were altered almost overnight. Out of 15 shows, he won nine grand champions, and one reserve champion.
Doc Bar attracted the attention of Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Jensen of Double J Ranch in Paicines, California. The couple had pieced together a broodmare band of Poco Tivio, Hollywood Gold, King and Leo mares, and was in the market for a stallion. Doc Bar fit their needs and the couple bought him in 1963 for $30,000.
Over the following years, Doc Bar sired National Cutting Horse Association Futurity winners, world champions and top-10 horses. A few progenies include Doc O’Lena, Dry Doc, Fizzabar and Doc’s Kitty. He was the grandsire of Smart Little Lena, Tenino San, Docs Sangria and Don N W***y.
In AQHA competitions, Doc Bar’s get amassed nearly 9,000 points and won multiple world championships.
The key to Doc Bar’s success was summed up by Charlie Ward, manager of the Jensens’ ranch, “is that he’s so consistent in his type. His c**ts are all uniform and possess a lot of sense. They’re easy to train, they have a lot of natural ability – every one of them is cowy.”
Doc Bar was euthanized in 1992 at 36. He was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 1993.
Biography updated as of march 1993, credit to AQHA.

08/30/2024

08/30/2024

has a butt that’s growing faster than the rest of him😂. Even with his downhill look he still looks phenomenal!

08/22/2024

3 months pregnant and looking phenomenal! The quality of next years foal will be top tier so don’t miss out on your chance to snag it up.

08/20/2024

Sale is live! Go check out what we have available this year 🐴

08/12/2024

He even looks good in his everyday clothes😎

08/08/2024

Hello from Smoke!

07/26/2024

A couple weeks ago we got this mare heartbeat confirmed to Some R True Texans owned by Joyce Sprinkles Jensen. We should have a really nice paint baby next year! It will be available for purchase once it hits the ground! Keep an eye out for a real pretty, very versatile horse!

07/23/2024

I just want to say that this little girl is doing so great with her barrel races and just keeps getting better. She rode her future barrel horse for the first time around the barrels and she loved it! The horse for the record is only 3 years old and was only her 2nd time in this type of environment. I couldn’t ask for a better mare to include into my program. Keep a look out for her future babies because they will be amazing! Thank you to Joyce Sprinkles Jensen for giving me the opportunity to own such a nice horse.

07/18/2024

Smoke is fully shed out finally and growing up! Less than a year from now he will be in training! If you want one like him and can’t wait til this guy is breeding, talk to Robinson Quarter Horses, the owner of Once You Go Hick (Smoke’s sire).

06/29/2024

06/16/2024