Eldorado Training Center - Buckeroo Bonsai, Tuxedo and All The Breeding Stallions

Our eyes tell us what
a horse appears to be....

His pedigree tells us what
he ought to be...

...but his offspring tell us
what he is.

Little Kings Buckeroo Bonsai

Kamelots Tuxedo

Brewers Dynamo DreamMaker

Flying W Farms Blue Dynasty

Little Kings Turbo Buck

Grosshill Rogues Mountain Man

Little Kings Seattle Supreme

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Little Kings Buckeroo Bonsai, 4/3/90, 33.5", buckskin, Boones Little Buckeroo x Hemlock Brooks Spunky Dude.

For the "big horse" look in miniature, look to Bonsai! His foals all have that leggy look of full size foals, no matter how small they are. This buckskin stallion has it all — conformation, style and elegance, topped with color.

Bonsai is a direct son of Buckeroo, the 1987 AMHA National Grand Champion Stallion, and is a full brother to Little Kings Locomotion (now deceased).

Bonsai himself has had an incredible show career. In 1998 he was the AMHR Performance Horse of the Year and missed the Halter Horse of the Year award by one grand championship, despite the fact that he missed the end of the show season due to a broken leg! That same year, Bonsai was the first horse in AMHR history to attain 3 Hall of Fame awards in one year, garnering those awards in Halter, Pleasure Driving and Roadster.

In 1999, after recuperating from his broken leg and leg surgery, Bonsai came back strong, winning the title of AMHR National Grand Champion Stallion and AMHA Reserve National Champion Stallion. His son, First Edition of Bonsai, was 1998 and 1999 AMHR National Grand Champion Gelding, and was 1998 AMHA Reserve National Grand Champion Gelding and in 1999 was AMHA National Grand Champion Gelding.

Add the natural elegance and athletic ability of this stallion to your show string or breeding barn now!

DNA tested. $1,200 LFG.

Boones Little Buckeroo buckskin — 30.5"	Poplar Lanes Samson sorrel — 31.0"

	Johnstons Vanilla palomino — 34.0"	Gold Melody Boy palomino — 33.0"
		Vanilla 3rd palomino — 33.5"
Hemlock Brooks Spunky Dude bay — 30.0"	Dell Teras Lord of the Isles bay — 29.0"	Dell Teras Buttons brown — 30.5"
		Dell Teras Silver Mist
	Mine of Lingerlong

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Kamelots Tuxedo, 7/4/92, 33.5", black, Flying W Drummer Boy of Kamelot x Kamelots Miss Beauty.

Does Tux need any further introduction? Black with white coronets, Tux was AMHR's Performance Horse of the Year for three years running, the only horse ever to win it more than once, and is one of our triple Hall of Fame horses.

His achievements are too numerous to list in this small space, but include Champion National All Star awards in halter, ladies and open pleasure driving, and roadster.

While “hot,” he is the horse we have people drive to let them get the feel for what driving is all about. His foals inherit his style and elegance, as well as his athletic and driving ability.

DNA tested. Stud fee $1,200 LFG.

Flying W Drummer Boy of Kamelot chestnut — 29.0"	Flying W Farms Super Boy black — 29.0"

	Flying W Farms Jessica chestnut — 34.0"	Ohios Little Toy bay — 30"
		Jonica 34"
Kamelots Miss Beauty black — 32.5"	Capt Midnight black — 30.5"

	Kamelots Early Autumn Breeze sorrel — 33.0"	My Own Little Sir Echo chestnut — 33.5"
		Flying W Summer Breeze of Kamelot chestnut — 33.5"

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Brewers Dynamo DreamMaker, 4/6/95, 31.5", bay roan pintaloosa, Bond Dynamo x Brewers orion Twilight.

DreamMaker is a very elegant stallion with lots of leg and a fantastic, showy driving horse. He has a beautiful head and neck with lots of mottling, varnish marks and a frosty blanket. Dream offers refinement and color, and passes on all his elegance and driving ability.

His sire is the famous Bond Dynamo, a leading sire of driving horses, including Rhotens Little Dandy, AMHA's 1987 Pleasure Driving National Grand Champion and a leading driving sire in his own right. His dam is by the famous Orion Light Vant Huttenest, arguably the most well-known pintaloosa in the miniature breed. In DreamMaker is the best of both — color, style, elegance, conformation and performance ability.

While his foals do not exhibit appaloosa character-istics at birth, to date, nearly all of his foals have shown those appy characteristics before they are a year old.

DNA tested. Stud fee $1,200 LFG.

Bond Dynamo black — 29.0"	Bond Jocko black — 26.0"	Bond Tiny Tim black — 19.0"
		Bond Honeydew sorrel — 30.5"
	Bond Bambi black pinto — 29.0"	Bond Tiny Tim black — 19.0"
		Bond Inkspot black — 32.0"
Brewers Orion Twilight bay roan — 33.0"	Orion Light Vant Huttenest blue roan pintaloosa — 31.0"
		Dell Teras Jane grey — 33.0"
	Komokos Little Bimbo chestnut — 30.0"	Komokos Little Champ chestnut pinto — 26.5"
		Komokos Bamba palomino — 31.0"

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Flying W Farms Blue Dynasty, 1/12/85, 32.5", grey pinto, Flying W Farms Little Blue Boy x Flying W Farms Wildwood Rose.

Dynasty is the ultimate in miniature Arabians. Added to his big eye and cheek, tiny muzzle and very dished head, he has lots of action and, when running in pasture, looks just like his full size counterpart. His sire is the famous Flying W Farms Little Blue Boy, the 1981 AMHA Reserve National Grand Champion Stallion. Unlike many Blue Boy sons, Dynasty possesses a long, elegant neck which, along with his beautiful head, great body conformation and long, floating trot, he passes along to his get.

Dynasty is a true grey pinto (you have to clipper him and get him wet now to see his pinto markings!) and produces many pintos. He is the grandsire of Fallen Ash Scouts Robin Hood, the 1997 AMHA Reserve National Champion Yearling Stallion, and has produced many other Supreme Halter Champions and National Top Ten horses, with several of his get having been sold overseas.

We think highly of Dynasty and his get, and have retained a number of his daughters in our breeding program.

DNA tested. Stud fee $1,000 LFG.

Flying W Farms Little Blue Boy dapple grey — 30.0"	Ohios Tiny Tim

	Ohios Nelly Grey

Flying W Farms Wildwood Rose black pinto — 34.0"	Raffey

	Roseanna

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Little Kings Turbo Buck, 3/25/95, 32.5", red roan, Boones Little Buckeroo x Boones Little Charm.

A double bred Buckeroo son, this sorrel stallion has reach and drive to die for! This is evidenced by his top ten placings in driving at both AMHA and AMHR Nationals. Additionally, Turbo was Reserve National Champion at AMHR and Top Ten at AMHA Nationals.

Turbo produces outstanding conformation and movement. Just check out Eldorado Turbo Cadillac Style as only one example of gorgeous head and neck, level topline and beautiful action he puts on his get.

DNA tested. $1,000 LFG.

Boones Little Buckeroo buckskin — 30.5"	Poplar Lanes Samson sorrel — 31.0"

	Johnstons Vanilla palomino — 34.0"	Gold Melody Boy palomino — 33.0"
		Vanilla 3rd palomino — 33.5"
Boones Little Charm buckskin — 32.0"	Buckeroos Little Master palomino — 30.25"	Boones Little Buckeroo buckskin — 30.5"
		Boones Little Honeycomb sorrel — 32.0"
	Boones Little Maude buckskin — 32.0"

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Grosshill Rogues Mountain Man, 2/2/99, 33", cremello, Glenns Southern Rogue x Magnolia Farms Mountain Lady.

A young stallion, Mountain Man's first foals will hit the ground in 2003. He has been shown only sparingly, but at the 2001 show in Estes Park he was shown under eight judges and walked away with 6 Junior Grand Champions and a Supreme!

With the gorgeous Glenns Southern Rogue standing behind him, we anxiously await these foals.

DNA tested. Stud fee $1,000 LFG.

Glenns Southern Rouge palomino — 32.5"	NFC Husselers Star chestnut — 26.5"	Komokos Little Husseler dun — 26.5"
		Dell Teras Star Dust sorrel — 32.0"
	Tuckaways Cameo palomino — 28.0"	Star chestnut — 31.0"

Magnolia Farms Mountain Lady brown — 32.0"	Hidden Meadows Mountain Man bay pinto — 33.5"	Shadow Oaks Paul Bunyan grey pinto — 32.5"
		Shadey Acres Grey Lassie dapple grey — 33.5"
	Magnolia Farms Julie black — 31.0"

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Little Kings Seattle Supreme, 3/20/98, 29.5", bay, Komokos Little King Supreme x Stouts Miss Shortcake.

Seattle was a "late bloomer," so will only get his start in our breeding program in 2003. He was specifically purchased to breed to our Buckeroo bloodlines.

While shown only sparingly, Seattle has placed outstandingly from the 30" and under class.

We look forward to incorporating him in our breeding program.

DNA tested. Stud fee $1,000 LFG.

Komokos Little King Supreme bay — 27.0"	Komokos Little Husseler dun — 26.5"	Komokos King Tut bay — 30.0"
		Komokos Lady Bug
	Komokos Teenie Jeanie bay — 28.5"	Komokos Mountain Boy sorrel — 30.5"
		Komokos Sally dapple grey — 31.0"
Stouts Miss Shortcake white — 0.00"	Stouts Little Chippewa PAG —	Montanas Misty Moon
		Stouts Bambee
	Stouts Little Peach	Stouts Sir George
		Stouts Peaches