Got a Facebook post from the owner of RWS J Bee Dream Babe's half-sister. She bought the mare as a foal in the sale over 20 years ago and says she wouldn't trade her for the world! A full brother to this colt keeps the cows “in line” in the big country around McLaughlin, SD. Jessica, his owner, says he is one of the best she has ever ridden. He can sort a cow and hold a calf at the end of a rope. Daniel J Bee was known for the working horses he sired and Winning Note and Johnny Salute had the same credentials. Winning Note was Reserve All-around Horse in the SDQHA, Johnny Salute won his class at the Western National in Denver.

This horse was haltered as a young horse and has had limited handling since.  We will put a halter and lead rope on each horse at time of pickup. 

Sweet Gallo Oak was un-shown due to leg injury. Heather showed his daughter Sweet Tequila Oak in reining and ranch pleasure. RWS Oaks Slipper, donated to the Ranching Heritage Young Horse Development Project - is just beginning her career in show-rings of Indiana. His sire, Gallo Del Cielo –“Rooster”, LTE $28,437, finalist in NCHA Open Derby, NRHA Million Dollar Sire , PE 6,23l,935+, earners of 13,268 AQHA points. His dam, Sweet Sister Oak, is a ¾ sister to Doc's Stylish Oak, LTE $77,182 cutting, ranked on the Leading Cutting Sire list. PE $9,236,677, earners of 1,474 AQHA points. His performers have averaged $19,600 in earnings. Sweet Gallo Oak brings some of the strongest genetics in the Quarter Horse world to the table.