Our Horses
Horses have always been a part of life at Timm Homestead. Today, we maintain a small herd of quarter horses and raise a handful of foals each year. We enjoy working with our horses, raising the next generation, and seeing where they go.
Frenchman Last Cash, 'Ole'
Meet Ole
Ole is our palomino stallion and the sire of the foals we raise here at Timm Homestead. He's an own son of Sak Em Frenchman, with Dash For Cash breeding on his dam's side.
Ole is heading into barrel training, and we're looking forward to following his progress as he develops.
Sak Em Frenchman
Mias Last Cash
Frenchmans Guy
Stans Sorrel Bar
Mia Cash Too
Miss Piggy Jet
Our Mares
Our mares are an important part of our breeding program, but they're also horses we enjoy riding and working with. Fly and Bourbon were both born and raised here at Timm Homestead. I started them under saddle myself and broke them out. Sunshine came to us from Kentucky and continues to be one of my riding horses.
While we're currently raising foals from our mares, my long-term goal is to get each of them into the barrel arena and competing. I enjoy having horses that can do more than just raise foals.
Frenchs Fire Bug, 2018 Palomino
Fly
By Fast Minnie Bug (Too Fast Too Furious × Millennium Bugs) and out of YGW Bed of Fire (YGW Illmakeyafamous × Bullys Valentine).
Bred back to Frenchman Last Cash for 2027.
HL Myheartsazoomin, 2018 Chestnut
Sunshine
By Zoomin For Bux, an own son of Shazoom, and out of a daughter of Royal Quick Dash.
Bred back to Frenchman Last Cash for 2027.
Easy Barrel Bourbon, 2020 Bay Dun
Bourbon
By Bernardini (AAA), an own son of Holland Ease, and out of a daughter of Gun Gotta Dun.
Currently open.
