Robins Nest Ranch

Dels Cowboy...

Dels Cowboy pictured here at the age of 9 (at right) and at 20.5 is the horse that started it all for Robin’s Nest Ranch. While foaled in Texas, he has lived in Florida and now California. We acquired Cowboy in 1998 and his offspring provide the basis for our planned breeding program. Cowboy is a classic and refined palomino with flowing white mane and tail, white hind socks and star. His handsome head is refined and unmistakably Arabian in style with large brown, dynamic eyes. Intelligent, kind and with a distinct sense of humor – Cowboy IS our herd stallion of choice. He lives with his mares and imparts much of his personality on his children who would otherwise be bereft of the benefit of having him add to their character.

This magnificent and unique little stallion is very potent and his offspring are exceptional. We have retained all of his daughters and many of his sons to reproduce the essence of Cowboy. Without exception his get are "show quality". Dels Cowboy is offered to breed no more than 10 approved outside mares in a season for a $2500 ($250 non-refundable booking fee + $2250) stud fee with discounts available to multiple mares from the same ranch. The live foals from the first 5 mares bred are Futurity Nominated by Robin’s Nest Ranch – that is how confident we are of his get

Dels Cowboy Get
Some National & Regional Results:

Landrys Star Brite

1987 Amateur Mares National Champion

Yoga Light Vant Huttenest (Yogi)

Sire of Five National & Reserve National Champions
1988 Senior Stallions 28" And Under National Champion
1990 Senior Stallions 28" And Under National Champion

"Yogi" is the sire of National Champions and multiple show ring winners. See [champion farms website] for Yogi foals

Brewers Cowboy Classic

1991 senior mares over 28" to 30" Reserve National Champion

Brewers Gold Dust

1991 senior mares over 28" to 30" National Top Three

(missed reserve national champion by one point while pregnant with Celebrations Tennessee Legend) who earned 1995 AMHA National Top Ten, Yearling Stallions, Over 30 to 32" and sired the fabulous, Samis Quo Vadis!

Landrys Cowboy Del

Sire of Five National & Reserve National Champions

From 1991 to 1993
10 National and National Reserve Championships Including:

21 National Top Tens
17 National Honor Roll Top Tens
11 Supreme Halter Horse Awards
24 Times Grand Champion Senior Stallion
11 Times Reserve Grand Champion Senior Stallion
AMHA Champion Award
AMHA Superior Event Horse Open Single Pleasure Driving
AMHA Superior Event Horse At Halter, Senior Stallions 32-34
9 AMHA Register of Merit Awards
Honor Roll Buckle Winner Gentlemens Single Pleasure Driving

Trained by Portia Sue Johnson!

604 Total AMHA Points
(229 at Halter and 375 in Performance)

Undefeated National Champion Stallions To Drive

Magnolia Farms Cowboys Topper

1998 AMHA Four Times National Top Ten Driving and Roadster Stallion1998 Open Roadster Eastern Regional Reserve Champion
1999 Single Pleasure Driving 32" and Under National Champion
1999 AMHA Two Times National Top Ten Amateur & Gentleman’s Driving Stallion
2000 Amateur Single Pleasure Driving – Level 1 Western Regional Top Ten

RNR Cowboys Justadream

2004 World Champion Futurity 2 Year Old Mares, 31" and Under
2004 World Champion Top Four, 2 Year Old Mares, 29" and Under

Care to see how that Cowboy look continues to the next generation? Here are some of his better known grand-get:

Stonehedge Painted Feather, owned by Bear Branch Ranch (www.bearbranchranch.com)
Celebration Tennesse Legend, owned by Sami’s Lil Horse Ranchb (www.samron.net)

Paintbrush Cowboys Moonlight, proudly owned by Robin’s Nest Ranch can be seen on the gallery at left. Moonlight, who was already a National Champion Junior Mare, was turned out exquisitely by Sheri Riedel (Meridian Training Center) in 2002, where Moonlight won two AMHA National Top Ten awards, EIGHT Western Championship awards (and 6 of those were Grand or Reserve Champion awards including Amateur Senior Mare Reserve Grand Champion of the show with Robin's sister, Heather), 2002 Honor Roll and AMHA Champion award. Also, Moonlight was trained to drive exclusively by Portia Sue Johnson. In 2000, Moonlight earned Honor Roll Country Pleasure Driving 32" and Under (4th) in extremely limited showing.

Dels Cowboy

Dels Cowboy's Grandsire:
National Grand Champion Stallion
Double O Seven Moto

Dels Cowboy Son:
Landrys Cowboy Del

Dels Cowboy Grandson:
Celebrations Tennessee Legend

Dels Cowboy Granddaughter:
Paintbrush Cowboys Moonlight