Boe Ranch LLC

Happy Monday from Boe Ranch ☀️

Colts got their work in this morning and now out enjoying the fields while they’re still green 🌱

This is how we like to do it — build the foundation, then let them grow up right.
Good minds, good starts, and time to just be horses.

The next generation is coming along… and we’re excited about it.

The Standard.

Meet Far Field Runaway Riches.

By Country Treasure and out of the well-known gaited mare Party Train (by Coal Train), Riches carries a pedigree rooted in proven performance.

Her dam, Party Train, made an unforgettable debut—shown by Don Harris in the Three-Year-Old Five-Gaited Mare class at the World’s Championship Horse Show, where she performed as if she had done it her entire life.

We brought Riches into our program three years ago with a clear vision. While we faced a setback this past year losing her pregnancy, she remains a key part of what we are building.

Our goal is to blend strong, older bloodlines with the modern generation—and Riches represents that balance.

She is a large, beautiful mare with presence, size, and natural motion.

This is where it’s defined.

The Next Chapter.

Meet - This Girl Is On Fire

By Merchant Prince and out of Show Country Angel (by Foxfire Prophet), “Foxy” is a mare we believed in before we ever saw her in person.

I first found her through the Happy Valley dispersal sale—picked entirely off her papers. We missed her in the Robertson Sale, and at the time, I thought she was gone. But what’s meant to be always finds its way.

A month later, she resurfaced in Washington. We acted quickly, and she came home.

Foxy has the kind of motion I’ve always been drawn to—an open shoulder with natural reach and presence. It’s the same quality I loved in a horse I owned years ago, and she delivers it just as I had hoped.

We started her under saddle at eight, got to know her mind, and knew she belonged in our program.

She’s already produced a c**t by Royal Crest’s Rockin On Heir that we’re very high on, and she consistently passes on size, beauty, attitude, and a strong, talented trot.

Currently in foal to Bacio Nordico, Foxy is due in early April.

This is where it continues.