Rootie (Dasher Dude)

Rootie (Dasher Dude)

Dasher Dude, 2000 black mare, was born on the Roth Ranch in Glen Ullin, ND. Duane Fleck from Solen, ND, bought the filly for $800 for his daughter, Britany. Britany broke Rootie and trained the mare to barrel race. The little mare, 14.2 hands tall, was intelligent and...
Top Hand

Top Hand

Purchased by North Dakota’s own PRCA Champion and Stock Contractor Bob Aber in 1973 and weighing in at over 2400 lbs., “Top Hand”, a grey Simmental Charolais bull was as athletic as they come. Quickly becoming one of the best bulls in the business, Top Hand traveled...
Whiz Bang

Whiz Bang

Whiz Bang #2 was foaled in the fall of 1948 on the Walt Neuens ranch north of Medora, a ranch which had been sold to Jimmie Stevens in 1947. Stevens either sold or gave the dam and the foal to Jim Barnhart. Whiz Bang’s dam was a big buckskin mare sired by a...
War Paint

War Paint

War Paint #18 is one the most prolific bucking horses in the last half of the 20th century. A black and white stud raised by Brad Brettin is one of North Dakota’s most famous rodeo stallions whose genes are crossing through herds of bucking horse producers and stock...
Skoal’s Centennial

Skoal’s Centennial

Bareback bronc “Centennial” was purchased by Lynn Linseth in 1989. The seller, Dave Hermanson said he was a registered Quarter horse with a little buck in him. Chestnut in color with a white blaze down his face and three white socks, Centennial was 14 ½ hands tall,...
Red Pepper

Red Pepper

Red Pepper #V34 was a red sorrel gelding approximately 15.3 hands tall and weighing 1,300 pounds. His age and breeding are unknown. The Fettig Brothers Rodeo Company purchased him in Miles City, Montana, from Eddie Vaughn in the late 1950s and branded him with their...