Herd Sires

31½" Rich Red Jack
DOB 4/17/05
MDR # 43243 ~ DNA Typed

Sire: LN Star Spangled Banner, 33" Dark Red
      Grand Sire:   LN Nicolodeon, 32" Brown/Gray-Dun
      Grand Dam:  LN Nolina Jo, 32" Dark Brown

Dam:  LN Sneaky Fox, 30¼" Red
      Grand Sire: LN Foxworthy, 31¼" Dark Red
      Grand Dam:  Lazy N Neek, 32½" Brown

Click here to see Pride's complete pedigree.
Click here to see Red Pride's Awards.

The first time I saw Pride he was two weeks old, and I tried to buy him from Ida Bess, but she said she was keeping him. Then, when he was about a year old I saw him and tried again . At the age of two, she finally relented and let me bring him home. We are very proud to own him. Now, time has passed, and we have several of his offspring.

Pride is proving himself to be a very consistant producer of excellent quality. His foals have been small, extremely stocky, and they all have super legs. One thing I have always admired about Pride is how stocky he is, but so well defined. He is not coarse at all, but has very heavy bone. So far, his foals are the same. They are a very impressive group.

In addition to his obvious good looks, Pride is a real gentleman and loves being around people. We are really impressed with his willingness and sweet, gentle nature. I clipped him just a few days after his arrival, and he seemed to enjoy the attention so much he didn't have much concern for the clippers at all, even though it was his first clip EVER!

Pride won Champion Jack and Best of Breed at the 2008 San Antonio Stock Show. Being his first time out we expected him to be a little nervous, but he seemed to enjoy the whole thing! He has continued a very successful show career.

Pride is a rich red color and stands 31½" tall.

32" Silver Gray *MSF Jack
DOB 4/17/05
MDR #43416

Sire: Cobra's Randy Travis, 32½" Brown/Gray & White Spotted
      Grand Sire:   Cobra's Chico, 31½" Brown & White Spotted
      Grand Dam:  Cobra's Texas Sue, 33½" Dark Gray-Dun

Dam: Muriel's Fun Farm Blaze, 34" Gray & White Spotted
      Grand Sire: Muriel's Fun Farm Floyld, 33½" Gray & White Spotted
      Grand Dam:  Muriel's Fun Farm Babe, 32 1/8" Light Gray-Dun

Click here to see Moon's complete pedigree.
Click here to see Full Moon's Awards.

I knew the day Full Moon was born he would be a favorite with me. He was a long awaited dream come true from our select breeding program where we had hoped to combine the outstanding performance qualities of Randy Travis with the halter qualities and overall balance we seek for our halter donkeys.

Everyday I look forward to visiting with Full Moon because of his wonderful personality, and working with him is an absolute dream. I have never worked with an animal so intelligent and willing; he has such a great mind!

Full Moon has repeatedly proven himself in the show ring in both halter and performance. He began his show career by winning 1st place Two-Year Old Jacks and Junior Champion at the 2007 Texas State Championship Show. He also won 1st Place Two-Year Old Jack and 2007 ADMS National Champion Jack and then went on that same year to win 1st place Two-Year Old Jacks and TAMU Model Champion Donkey.

Some of his performance wins include 2007 San Antonio Pre-Green Champion, 2007 TAMU Pre-Green Champion and State Fair of Texas Reserve Pre-Green Champion. Then he really outdid himself by winning GCDMA Year-End Champion in Halter AND Performance...just what he was bred to do! He has since then gone on to win several more halter and performance titles including 2008 Versatility Champion at the Texas Shoot Out.

In addition to his own wins he has also won multiple awards for his parents. In 2008 at the NMDA National Show, he and two brothers (Li'l Angels Boston Mac and Li'l Angels Colonel Travis) won Supreme Champion Sire for their dad, Cobra's Randy Travis (see below). He has also won several Produce of Dam titles for his mother, Murial's Fun Farm Blaze.

Full Moon is a beautiful silver gray color and stands 32" tall. He has the *masked spotting factor that means he can produce spots.

Immature Dark Brown & White Spotted Jack
Current Height: 30"
DOB 1/09/08
MDR #52263

Sire: Itsy Bitsy Burro Co 1/2 Teaspoon, 30½" Dark Brown
      Grand Sire:   Pope Farm Teaspoon, 33½" Dark Brown
      Grand Dam:  GP Lucy, 30¼" Gray-Dun

Dam: Parkside Toffee Chips, 32" Dark Brown & White Spotted
      Grand Sire: Cisco & Sons' Little Tyke, 30" Dark Brown
      Grand Dam:  Windcrest Cookies N' Cream, 33¾" Brown & White Spotted

Click here to see Indiana Jones' complete pedigree.

We have always wanted a spotted jack, but it's so hard to find the right pedigree, the right color pattern, excellent conformation, great disposition and the small size we look for.... all in the same package.

How fortunate we are to have all that with Indiana Jones. Starting with his gorgeous little head, and perfect bite, then working through his outstanding conformation and beautiful spot pattern. There is just nothing more to want. He is perfect. Add a sweet personality and he is over the top.

Many people have asked to purchase Indiana Jones and everyone who has seen him has fallen in love with him. He is so adorable, you just can't help but fall in love with him. With his small size (currently 30") and excellent conformation, we are sure he will produce the kind of foals we can be proud of, whether they have spots or not! Moreover, he is an absolute joy to have on the farm.

32½" Dark Brown & White Spotted Jack
DOB 5/04/95
MDR #19715

Sire: Cobra's Chico, 31½" Brown & White Spotted
      Grand Sire:   Cobra's Little Joe, 31¾" Gray & White Spotted
      Grand Dam:  Cobra's Ebony, 33" Brown

Dam: Cobra's Texas Sue, 3½" Dark Gray-Dun
      Grand Sire: Cobra's Arthur, 30" Gray-Dun
      Grand Dam:  Cobra's Little Texas, 32" Red/Brown

Click here to see Randy Travis' complete pedigree.
Click here to see Randy Travis' Awards.

During our long search for the perfect spotted jack, we stumbled across Randy Travis. At first we weren't sure if he was going to be the one we were looking for, but then we saw him move, and we knew he was something very special. I don't think I've ever seen a more powerful miniature donkey, and certainly not a better mover. We suddenly both knew he was what we wanted in a performance herdsire. If he passed on his color, all the better, but we would be satisfied with a few offspring that moved like him.

We brought him home, and bred him to four jennets that year, hoping for just one that would move like him. Our very first foal sired by him was Full Moon (see above). We would have been happy to just stop there. Full Moon possesed all the halter qualities we look for in our show stock, and yes, he was an exceptional mover as well. We felt we had hit the jackpot.

That first foal crop was so exceptional that we bred a few more jennets to Randy. The next foal crop all had gorgeous heads, perfectly straight legs and the most trainable dispositions we have yet to encounter in other bloodlines. Again, we were extremely pleased.

Randy has an exceptional show record, including 2000 ACOSA National Champion and Supreme Champion Sire 2008 NMDA Nationals. His three winning offspring were Li'l Angels Full Moon, LI'l Angels Boston Mac, and Li'l Angels Colonel Travis. His current foals are also very nice, and we hope for many more in the future.