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<\/a>Fiesta Royale<\/p><\/div>\n
For 25 years the focus was training and selling barrel horses and calf roping horses. Fiesta Royale was purchased in November 2009 as a 2 year old. We started standing him in 2011.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>Fiesta Royale Ranching<\/p><\/div>\n
The ultimate goal is owning a stud who stamps his colts with quality traits. Great studs leave a stamp on their colts and time will tell if King is one of those studs. That will be the last chapter of his story. He has proven himself with his looks, breeding, ability, and mind, but until his progeny show his quality traits he is still just a stallion, not a great stallion. What keeps you going is there will be colts like him to train and ride because he was a trainer’s dream.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>Fiesta Royale and Katie Garthwaite<\/p><\/div>\n
This is the short story on picking Fiesta Royale. Brent Lewis and I took a 2 year old gelding to the JB Quarter Horse Creating Legends Sale, November 2009.While we were there, looking at all the horses, we came to his stall, and he did something to me no horse has done in 25 years of buying horses. He made me want to be a stud owner, something I had never wanted to be. I kept going back, looking at him, trying to find something I didn’t like.
\nWe were gambling on three things we thought he should have. He already had looks, conformation, and pedigree. We were gambling on trainability (he had not been started), whether he could actually breed a mare, and whether he could stamp his colts, which is so important to me for a great stallion. Brent and I took a chance and bought him. We asked Katie Garthwaite to show him in the futurities (which came to include derby’s and pro rodeos up to this day and the future) and so far everything I could have hoped for has happened. King is not done competing, and has won close to $40,000. He has proven himself to be an excellent breeding stud, and so far what we hear about his colts is very, very exciting.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>Fiesta Royale’s Pedigree<\/p><\/div>\n
The best is being able to share the dream of producing a great horse because ultimately that is what we are all striving for. Two other things that make it great are getting reports about the colts and how happy and excited mare owners are, that makes any stressful times worth it. And breeding great mares, because it is mares who make or break your stud.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/a>Fiesta Royale Calf Roping<\/p><\/div>\n
In 25 years of training horses the most important thing to me has been the trainability of a horse. Not the looks, not the pedigree, not the color, etc. The horse that is the easiest to train will be your best horse. So look for a stallion that either he or his colts have been very trainable.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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For more information on Robinson Ranch or Fiesta Royale, visit their website at FiestaRoyale.com<\/a> or find the Fiesta Royale page on Facebook here<\/a>.\u00a0\u00a0 You can also find more information in their ad here<\/a> on RodeoClassifieds.com<\/p>\n <\/p>\n