Early American colonists crossed English horses with Chickasaw Ponies (originating from Spanish and Barb stock), for work and recreation. Even against thoroughbreds, the small horse always won in quarter-mile races, hence their name.

In the 1800s, pioneers heading West wanted a hardy, willing horse. With the quarter horse's innate "cow sense," its popularity grew out West.

In 1940, the American Quarter Horse Association was formed. We are members of — & our horses are registered with — the AQHA. They are intelligent and athletic, with a super disposition and excellent bloodlines.