GCDockery Quarter Horses

 

Up Dated July 3, 2009

 

CONGRATULATIONS SAGE AND JUNIOR. They took 1st place Sat. nights performs at Meeker Rodeo with a smokin run.

 

New video of RV Cover Girl June 27 1st competition run NBHA Shawnee

 

RW Eye Mist Fourwood is now getting broke and riding great.

 

MS Perk Statussymbol **PRICE REDUCED**

 

NEW VIDEO taken July 2, 2009 Shesa Tiny Doc offered for sale. Look at Our Horses page for pedigree, videos and new pictures taken June 5th.

 

We have added a new page "2009 Foal Crop" have a look. BREEDING AT ITS BEST!!!!!

 

We have updated our Family and Fun page. Go meet Reba! She is such a BIG help.

 

Gary and Cindy Dockery

140 Bobby Mankin

Choctaw, OK 73020

405-390-2866

405-255-5801

 

Mrdocdell@aol.com

 

Rowdy pulls double duty at our NBHA State Finals April 10 - 12

We were more then happy with his performance and the pressure of making 6 runs in 3 days for a young horse.

What can you expect from us when looking at a horse we have For Sale?

Whether it is a personal horse of ours or a quality consignment horse, you will be treated as I would want to be treated! You will know the good, the bad and everything in between. You are given an opportunity to see these horses work at a jackpot away from home as we all know horses can act different away from their comfort zone. We will accomandate your needs to the best of our ability to make your experience with us a good one. Consignment horses that we take in are horses I know and usually have ridden. I know their habits, if any, and represent the horse as it truly is. Our goal is for you to go home knowing what you came to see is what you expected.

What do we like in our personal horses?

A good horse is one that is respectful and willing. One that is focused on the rider and always listening. Respect starts on the ground and is perfected in the saddle. Gaining control of your horse's 5 body parts is a necessity to all horses. If you don't have enough control then problems will rise. A horse that is soft, supple and responsive to our cues at all speeds, is one that will be a great team player. Remember, if you can't control your horse completely and easily at a lope, you won't have the control you need to maneuver your horse at high speed well enough to get the job done right. To me, I would rather have a horse soft and supple in the bridle and at the same time have complete control of his body when riding. I don't like a horse to pull against me and blow off any cues I ask of them. Yes, you can get the job done without this, but it is not as fun. Been there ~ done that. I understand everyone has their own opinion on this and that is fine, but for me I like a BROKE, BROKE, BROKE horse. I say this with all respect ~ to each their own and I wish all a safe and fun ride.

Thank You for stopping by and visiting us.