Corgill Happy Heart Ranch

"Forrest" is the cutest, sweetest little guy that you will EVER see. He is a twin whose sister didn't make it, but he did. And wow what a personality! Owned by Peggy Staudt of San Antonio, the little bay is by Sweet Talkin Chip and out of former boarder Tinys Lynda "Jag." He was born in May '07. Photo by Krysti Barrett

Paddy O Pep

"Hansum" was purchased by Kay Prince of Boerne sight unseen because of his great bloodlines. He was shipped down from Oklahoma as a three-year-old stallion where he grew up totally on the range. Out of a "cowy" bred mare, Hansum is a grandson of Paddys Irish Whiskey. Kay hopes to do competitive trail riding on him and ranch versatility.

Why Not Me
"Misty," who was born in 1981 but doesn't look her age, is owned by Sharon Brewster of San Antonio. Sharon hardly misses a day without seeing this sweetheart of a mare. Misty is by well-known Arabian stallion Cass Olé (of The Black Stallion movie fame), and out of a Morgan mare.

Gotta Luv Em

"Sherman" is a 1998 chestnut gelding by local San Antonio area celebrity stallion Royal Blueberry. He is an all around horse, qualifying for the AQHA World Show in reining and winning multiple buckles at open and AQHA shows. He is now owned by Beth Bennett of San Antonio. Besides loving to trail ride, Beth competes in halter and the trail class at shows with Sherman.

Miss Zan Skip Dry
“Skippy” is a 1992 AQHA mare owned by Dr. Paul Deschner of San Antonio. As a junior horse Skippy had a successful show career in Colorado, then was retired to the broodmare band for a few years before returning to the show pen. Paul showed her in AQHA amateur reining before breeding her to reknown reiner Conquistador Whiz for a 2003 foal. One of Skippy’s earlier foals placed sixth in the prestigious NRHA Futurity. Paul is now starting his three young children in the saddle on Skippy!

Face It Im Bueno

"Malik" is a 2005 bay gelding by Face It Im Good out of a foundation mare Frios Image. He is owned by Kelsi Storrie of San Antonio, TX. Kelsi showed Malik in-hand during his yearling year, then started him under saddle herself. After several months in reining training at Todd Martin's stable, Malik is back home at CHHR. Kelsi intends to continue in the reining discipline, but also wants to have fun trail riding with us here at the ranch.