Goldust Royal Trigger

Royal Prairie Rose

Goldust’s filly, Royal Prairie Rose, placed second in the yearling halter class at the Inland Empire Grand Celebration held at Spokane, WA August 8 and 9, 1998. She won Grand Champion of three Halter Classes at the Kootenai County Fair Open Show.

Royal Prairie Rose was among the top 10 TWHBEA Model horses in Adult Versatility. This is quite an achievement for a Two Year Old! 

Rose performs in parades & at the San Antonio Rodeo & Livestock Show with a palomino horse group.

Congratulations to Billie Wolff and Rose!

Bitterbrush Cascade Myth

owned by Kyya Grant of Othello, WA

Comments:

 

Montana Royal Trigger (owned by Jodie Hunt of Olney, Montana): “He is blowing every one away over here. He is pastured just off the main highway and cars pull over and stop, people get out of their cars to get a good long look at him.”

From Rick and Chris of North Carolina, on Goldust’s gelding, Slush Creek’s Gold Strike: “We do think Goldstrike is extremely special and beautiful! You should see him since he shed out this year. He is darker than last year’s picture and has dapples on his hips. His mane & tail is growing and glistens like silver! We now have him started under saddle and he went on his first trail ride last week. We were so impressed with him. He has beautiful conformation, color and is so intelligent. Everyone that sees him comments on his conformation and looks.”

From Butch Howell; on a cremello son of Goldust: “He is 15.2 and has 30 days on him. We are putting another 30 on him starting in March. He’s a well-behaved stud and we haven’t bred him yet. He has good trail manners and very good halter manners. He’ll be a good one — if we don’t sell him, it won’t hurt our feelings!”

From Bob Miller, Great Falls, MT, owner of three foals from ’98: “The Tobiano and Cremello stud foals have about the nicest conformation and presence of any colts ever born on my place. I plan to keep all three for now.”

Rodney LaCombe, Billings, MT, owner of a two-year-old palomino gelding and a liver chestnut filly: “Their disposition and conformation is as good as it gets.”

Vickie StenmoI: ” …saw one of your palomino’s stallions filly on a tape… she is AWESOME!”

Kris Quaintance: Eclair (our Goldust filly). “I don’t plan to sell her. . . she’s a very nice, gaity filly who I can breed King to and get a wonderful foal.”

Dean Tesolin, Lac La Biche, Alberta, Canada, owner of the two-year-old stallion, Royal Yellowstone Gold. “If I lost Stoney it would break my heart. I tell mare owners that if they see Stoney, they will breed to him.”

George Sharpe, Munson, Alberta, Canada, mare owner who took three mares to Stoney this year: “I wanted a bigger stud and a palomino. Stoney is a good-looking palomino with good, long, straight legs. He stood calmly when tied near the mares, no pawing or carrying on at all.”

Dean Tesolin reports that Royal Yellowstone Gold is his personal horse; he uses him for roping and working cattle; they run 3000 head of cattle; his friends that ride with him say that “Stoney is so beautiful he is like a Fairy Tale.”

Mitch Jackson, Utah, has “the black stallion” IM Treasure out of Goldust; he said he is the easiest horse he’s ever trained; he’s ridden him into rough country with friends, one was riding a mule, and Treasure was incredible; he said his walk is awesome. He leads Treasure with his children aboard he is so calm and gentle. He said this is the first walker he’s owned that hasn’t stood and pawed when tied.