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  • A1987-017.0079
  • 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.
  • A1987-017.0080
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Peanut (Cacayuate) Quarter stud. Young 2 year old quarter stallion sired by Peanut With a Promise of Plenty of Speed.
  • A1987-017.0081
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Peanut (Cacayuate) Quarter stud. Young 2 year old quarter stallion sired by Peanut With a Promise of Plenty of Speed.
  • A1987-017.0082
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Baby Grande. Quarter horse.
  • A1987-017.0083
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Baby Grande. Quarter horse.
  • A1987-017.0084
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Breezing. A quarter horse Sired by Baby Grande.
  • A1987-017.0085
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Breezing. A quarter horse Sired by Baby Grande.
  • A1987-017.0086
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Cow horses. Ed Durham and ?, looking them over.
  • A1987-017.0087
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Caption on back, "Mares & colts. 11/43"
  • A1987-017.0088
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Caption on back, "Mares & colts. 11/43"
  • A1987-017.0089
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Caption on back, "Looking the colts over, Ed & I, 11/43."
  • A1987-017.0090
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Cow horse. This colt was sold to someone in South America
  • A1987-017.0091
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Ranchero. A quarter horse stud with his mares and colts.
  • A1987-017.0092
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
These colts were born last spring and are now 6 to 9 mths. old. These colts are gentle broke and when introduced to cow work must have a natural instinct to follow a cow the same as a dog would have for a colt, if not then the colts are quickly sold. When a mare has proven herself as a good cow horse, she is used for a brood mare. They don’t wait till she breaks down but use her in her prime.
  • A1987-017.0093
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
These colts were born last spring and are now 6 to 9 mths. old. These colts are gentle broke and when introduced to cow work must have a natural instinct to follow a cow the same as a dog would have for a colt, if not then the colts are quickly sold. When a mare has proven herself as a good cow horse, she is used for a brood mare. They don’t wait till she breaks down but use her in her prime.
  • A1987-017.0094
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
These colts are rounded up each week. They teach them to lead and eat oats. They pick up their feet and otherwise handle them. The purpose of all this is to gentle the colts so that when they are ready to be broken they are not so hard to handle.
  • A1987-017.0095
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
These colts are rounded up each week. They teach them to lead and eat oats. They pick up their feet and otherwise handle them. The purpose of all this is to gentle the colts so that when they are ready to be broken they are not so hard to handle.
  • A1987-017.0096
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
These colts are rounded up each week. They teach them to lead and eat oats. They pick up their feet and otherwise handle them. The purpose of all this is to gentle the colts so that when they are ready to be broken they are not so hard to handle.
  • A1987-017.0097
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Handling the colt and teaching it how to lead.
  • A1987-017.0098
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Mares & colts driven into one place then the mares driven out so the colts can be handled & gentled.
  • A1987-017.0099
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Teaching the colt to lead.
  • A1987-017.0100
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
This 11 year old boy never misses a throw. It takes 7 years to train a cowboy. They usually start around 12 years old.
  • A1987-017.0101
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Mares and colts.
  • A1987-017.0102
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Throwing or making this 1/2 year old colt lay down. Gentling him. Nov. 1943
  • A1987-017.0103
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Cutting horse. This cutting horse is a brother to the blaze face colt on the previous page.
  • A1987-017.0104
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Almost missed this shot, didn’t I? Teaching this colt to lead.
  • A1987-017.0105
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Golden Don, a roping horse.
  • A1987-017.0106
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Howdy Partner. A young horse. Roping horse.
  • A1987-017.0107
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Millan up, lead horse, at a line rider camp. November 7, 1943.
  • A1987-017.0108
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
“Corregidor” on Agua Don. Caesar Kleberg horse. Mr. Caesar Kleberg’s favorite.
  • A1987-017.0109A
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Three (3) year old colt by Ranchero being broken.
  • A1987-017.0109B
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Riding a cutting horse. Millan up on a cutting horse.
  • A1987-017.0110
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Harthline up on a cutting horse. He looks like a clothespin, doesn’t he?
  • A1987-017.0111
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Millan up at a line rider camp.
  • A1987-017.0112
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Roping and cutting horses on King Ranch. 11/19/43
  • A1987-017.0113
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Cowboys have just driven horses into the corral.
  • A1987-017.0114
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
11 year old lasso wizard at King Ranch.
  • A1987-017.0115
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Group of Mexican line riders on the King Ranch
  • A1987-017.0116
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Tommy Tate picks her favorite. Young woman standing among horses.
  • A1987-017.0117
  • Collection: Sam A. Millar Photograph Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Tommy Tate, Ed, Sam Millar and Mr. Caesar (Kleberg) admiring the gate of Ranchero, a fine stallion.
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