A soggy sorrel filly with a star, the last foal out of our much-loved Peptoboonsmal daughter Shessweetern Pepto, she's a keeper.

An absolute powerhouse sorrel mare with a diamond-shaped star and thinly connected strip-snip, out of a OTP mare, "Kite" (Kate, but Australian) has been started and has all the parts to make a dynamite cow horse.

A flashy flaxen-maned mare with two matched back socks, "Jayne" has a huge stride and beautiful conformation.

A leggy black rabicano colt with a big star and snip, and two matched rear socks.

Bay colt the spitting image of mom.

"Four" (so named the four-or-so white hairs on her head, and a play on carrying 50% of her dam "Eight"'s DNA) may have missed out on the chrome a lot of her pasture-mates sport (with only a left sock and aforementioned hairs), but she's an exceptionally pretty, shapey sorrel filly who'll catch your eye nonetheless. 6-Panel Negative. *Registered with the American Quarter Horse Registry

A fancy sorrel colt with matching front and rear socks, a small star and strip.

Boasting a pedigree packed with big names top and bottom, and with almost 120 days under saddle, this good looking sorrel gelding is ready to continue on in whatever direction you want to go.

Three matched socks and a blaze.

All flash! Big blaze and four high whites, this filly is a standout.

This colt has a ton of look to him.

A compact bright bay filly with four white feet and a tiny strike of a star.

Out of our sweetheart TR Dual Rey mare, this shapey girl should excel in the cutting pen.

Can't beat the conformation on this one. A beautifully put together gelding that shold work as good as he looks!

A light, floaty strided, big bodied flaxen-maned sorrel mare with an evenly notched blaze, two matched high back socks and a left front sock, "Sherlock" is certainly one that catches your eye. And as the product of 3 generations of OU breeding, she should work as good as she looks!

Chestnut with a star, two matching back socks and two front pasterns.

Cowhorse prospect deluxe. This flashy sorrel gelding's pedigree is stacked with big names top and bottom, and with less than 4 months under saddle, "Foggy" is proving to be as talented as he is good looking.

A beautiful bay colt with a perfect blaze, two high back socks and a right front sock.

Technically bay, he has yellow undertones and appears almost buckskin, just like his dam.

An elegant sorrel gelding with a star, "Carl" is out of one of our favourite mares and seems to have inherited her kind eye and willing demeanour.

A stunner of a dark bay colt. Cutters, take an extra close look at this one.

A solid red colt with a tiny whisp of a star.

Chromed-up colt with a big blaze, offset socks and a bit of white on his right hind, "Hooch" is every bit your classically good looking gelding and is well started and ready to go to work for you.

A muscular bay colt with a small off-centre star. This colt is built stout and should be an outstanding head horse when he grows up. Easy on the eyes, cool headed and easy to be around.

A solid bay colt.

Started with 90 days on him now. Trainer Trevor DeRudder says "This is the first one I’ve started by this stallion and he sure aims to please. Super feely and wants to stop and turn around. He'd be a dandy breakaway or heel horse." Stands a little over 14 hands (should mature to 14.3hh) with lots of body and shape.

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