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  • A1987-017.0041
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Walking Hots. A dappled Chestnut Mare. Sire: Equestrian; Dam: Hanla.
  • A1987-017.0042
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Walking Hots. A dappled Chestnut Mare. Sire: Equestrian; Dam: Hanla.
  • A1987-017.0043
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Cencenno. Sire: Equestrian; Dam: Jane B.
  • A1987-017.0044
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Al Momento. Sire: Bold Venture; Dam: Split Second. Nos. 43 & 44 have clipping from San Antonio Light, April 15, 1944 describing royal conditions under which these two horses traveled to be handled by famous trainer Max Hirsch.
  • A1987-017.0045
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Dr. J.K. Northway, Max Hirsch, Robert Kleberg, Jr., and Harry Weiss (l-r) standing by fence on Ranch. n.d.
  • A1987-017.0046
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
W.F. Egan, Mrs. Robert Kleberg, Max Hirsch, and Robert J. Kleberg (l-r) by fence on Ranch.
  • A1987-017.0047
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Max Hirsch, Mrs. Kleberg, Caesar Kleberg, Harry Weiss, Dr. J.K. Northway, Robert Kleberg and W.F. Egan by fence on Ranch.
  • A1987-017.0048
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Max Hirsch and W.F. Egan talking.
  • A1987-017.0049
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Peppy (194?) Sire: Little Richard; Dam: Daughter of Cardinal. .
  • A1987-017.0050
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Peppy. No. 1 quarter horse of the U.S. has won all quarter horse shows. Gentle enough for a child to handle. Can run one-quarter mile in 22 seconds and can “cut” in the lead with the best. King ranch turned down $10,000 for this horse. Runners Feed named a flower after him. The first prize winner of all quarter bred studs.
  • A1987-017.0051
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Peppy. No. 1 quarter horse of the U.S. has won all quarter horse shows. Gentle enough for a child to handle. Can run one-quarter mile in 22 seconds and can “cut” in the lead with the best. King ranch turned down $10,000 for this horse. Runners Feed named a flower after him. The first prize winner of all quarter bred studs.
  • A1987-017.0052A
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Peppy. Number 1 quarter horse of the U. S. He has won all quarter horse shows. Gentle enough for a child to handle. Can run one-quarter mile in 22 seconds and can "cut" in the lead with the best. King Ranch turned down $10,000 offered for this horse. Runners Feed named a flower after him. The first prize winner of all quarter bred studs.
  • A1987-017.0052B
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Peppy. Number 1 quarter horse of the U. S. He has won all quarter horse shows. Gentle enough for a child to handle. Can run one-quarter mile in 22 seconds and can "cut" in the lead with the best. King Ranch turned down $10,000 offered for this horse. Runners Feed named a flower after him. The first prize winner of all quarter bred studs.
  • A1987-017.0053
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Peppy. Number 1 quarter horse of the U. S. He has won all quarter horse shows. Gentle enough for a child to handle. Can run one-quarter mile in 22 seconds and can "cut" in the lead with the best. King Ranch turned down $10,000 offered for this horse. Runners Feed named a flower after him. The first prize winner of all quarter bred studs.
  • A1987-017.0054
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Macanudo. March 1944. original photograph is badly faded. [CONTENTdm image has been auto toned, contrasted, and sharpened.]
  • A1987-017.0055
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Macanudo. Sire: Old Sorrel; Dam: Canales Mare. November 1943. These quarter horses are very powerfully built, have jaws like a bull dog, are very fast and quiet tempered. They usually stand between 15 and 16 hands and weigh 1200 or 1300 pounds. They have the courage and the speed of the race horse and the patience and the strength of the western horse. Winner of the first quarter horse show, 1944.
  • A1987-017.0056
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Macanudo. Sire: Old Sorrel; Dam: Canales Mare. November 1943. These quarter horses are very powerfully built, have jaws like a bull dog, are very fast and quiet tempered. They usually stand between 15 and 16 hands and weigh 1200 or 1300 pounds. They have the courage and the speed of the race horse and the patience and the strength of the western horse. Winner of the first quarter horse show, 1944.
  • A1987-017.0057
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Macanudo. Sire: Old Sorrel; Dam: Canales Mare. November 1943. These quarter horses are very powerfully built, have jaws like a bull dog, are very fast and quiet tempered. They usually stand between 15 and 16 hands and weigh 1200 or 1300 pounds. They have the courage and the speed of the race horse and the patience and the strength of the western horse. Winner of the first quarter horse show, 1944.
  • A1987-017.0058
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Macanudo. Sire: Old Sorrel; Dam: Canales Mare. November 1943. These quarter horses are very powerfully built, have jaws like a bull dog, are very fast and quiet tempered. They usually stand between 15 and 16 hands and weigh 1200 or 1300 pounds. They have the courage and the speed of the race horse and the patience and the strength of the western horse. Winner of the first quarter horse show, 1944.
  • A1987-017.0059
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Wimpy. Sire: Solis by Old Sorrel; Dam: Panda. This horse has the most action and is the most powerfully built of all the quarter horses. [CONTENTdm image has been auto toned, contrasted, and sharpened.]
  • A1987-017.0060
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Wimpy. Quarterbred stud, King Ranch, November 7, 1943.
  • A1987-017.0061
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Wimpy. Quarter bred stud, King Ranch, November 7, 1943.
  • A1987-017.0062A
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Little Man, King Ranch, November 6, 1943. Quarter bred 1 1/2 year old.
  • A1987-017.0062B
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Little Man. This colt was a year and one-half old when these pictures were taken in November 1943. Sie: Old Sorrel; Dam: Water Lilly.
  • A1987-017.0063
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Little Man. This colt was a year and one-half old when these pictures were taken in November 1943. Sie: Old Sorrel; Dam: Water Lilly.
  • A1987-017.0064
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Nobody’s Friend. This quarter horse was sired by Boojam. He is reputed to be one of the nation’s finest. November 6, 1943.
  • A1987-017.0065
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Nobody’s Friend. This quarter horse is the fastest horse in the world for 3/4 mile. One half thoroughbred. Sire: Boojam. King ranch, November 6, 1943.
  • A1987-017.0066
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Nobody’s Friend. This quarter horse is the fastest horse in the world for 3/4 mile. One half thoroughbred. Sire: Boojam. King ranch, November 6, 1943.
  • A1987-017.0067
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Nobody’s Friend. Different view of horse. This horse is the uncrowned king of the quarter type race horses.
  • A1987-017.0068
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Nobody’s Friend. Back view of horse. This horse is the uncrowned king of the quarter type race horses.
  • A1987-017.0069
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
I’ll Go. Backing from the gate. This horse is a registered thoroughbred. He has run on the tracks in the east, but is very definitely a sprinter and quarter type horse, therefore all his training is now for 1/4 mile. He is 14 3/4 hands tall and has only one eye. He is very quiet mannered. In the past he has been a bad action at the gate but by careful training Johnny Armstrong has over come this. Sire: Unanimous & Dam: Pride of India.
  • A1987-017.0070
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
I’ll Go. Backing from the gate. This horse is a registered thoroughbred. He has run on the tracks in the east, but is very definitely a sprinter and quarter type horse, therefore all his training is now for 1/4 mile. He is 14 3/4 hands tall and has only one eye. He is very quiet mannered. In the past he has been a bad action at the gate but by careful training Johnny Armstrong has over come this. Sire: Unanimous & Dam: Pride of India.
  • A1987-017.0071
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
I’ll Go. Backing from the gate. This horse is a registered thoroughbred. He has run on the tracks in the east, but is very definitely a sprinter and quarter type horse, therefore all his training is now for 1/4 mile. He is 14 3/4 hands tall and has only one eye. He is very quiet mannered. In the past he has been a bad action at the gate but by careful training Johnny Armstrong has over come this. Sire: Unanimous & Dam: Pride of India.
  • A1987-017.0072
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
I’ll Go - Breezing 300 yds. 16 1/2, 1/4 mile. 23 1/2. Thoroughbred trainer Egan and Johnnie Armstrong. Quarter horse trainer. Lead horse.
  • A1987-017.0073
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
I’ll Go - Thoroughbred trainer Egan and Johnnie Armstrong.
  • A1987-017.0074
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
I’ll Go, Quarter horse, Lead horse.
  • A1987-017.0075
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Bailemaker, the greatest quarter colt on the ranch. Less than 2 yrs old he already stands 15 hands. Sire: Old Sorrell; Dam: A Chicanna Mare.
  • A1987-017.0076
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Bailemaker, the greatest quarter colt on the ranch. Less than 2 yrs old he already stands 15 hands. Sire: Old Sorrell; Dam: A Chicanna Mare.
  • A1987-017.0077
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Bailemaker, the greatest quarter colt on the ranch. Less than 2 yrs old he already stands 15 hands. Sire: Old Sorrell; Dam: A Chicanna Mare.
  • A1987-017.0078
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Bailemaker, the greatest quarter colt on the ranch. Less than 2 yrs old he already stands 15 hands. Sire: Old Sorrell; Dam: A Chicanna Mare.
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