ranch horses

The working ranch horse was built through generations of hard country, cattle work, and selective breeding. From Hancock and Driftwood to Doc Bar and Peppy San Badger, these bloodlines shaped the horses that carried the American West forward.

Cowboys rely on the quarter horse, with Joe Hancock as a prominent figure. Known for its speed, cow sense, and unique breeding, Hancock bred horses excel in ranch work and rodeo events, demanding respect and understanding from their riders.