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Diamond Ranch ~ Homozygous Tobiano and Cow bred Paint
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out the foal crops sired by Colored Me Blue. There are roan paints,
homozygous and others!
Blue
Diamond Ranch
began in 2002 with our paint horse program.
We
strive to have the best paints around in our area. We feel that
Champion Paint bloodlines and
the high influence of the Quarter horse
makes the winner. We have sons of some of the best paint sires in
the industry. Colored
Me Blue
is a bay roan tobiano son of the first Paint $2M NCHA sire, Color Me
Smart, and his dam is a full sister to Peptoboonsmal. The Storm Truper
is a double homozygous black
tobiano son of A Tru Rolex. We have a son of Strait From Texas who
is homozygous for the tobiano pattern. His name is Brazos
Legend.
Our paint broodmare band consist of three daughters of Shots Flying
Spark and mares that are one of
kind. So, we have formulated our
program to have painted cow horses with a specialty in the homozygous
tobianos. Our emphasis is to have an all-around performance horse
that withstands ranch work. Our horses can do roping, cutting,
reining and working cow horse.
The initial 40 acres of the Kurten property has been apart of the family
for over one hundred years now. Col. Walter Britten brought in a commercial
polled Hereford cow-calf operation back in the 1960s. Hereford
calves and F1 are produced yearly out here. My brother has taken
on Britten Cattle Company.
My parents have produced horse quality coastal Bermuda hay since
1975. Britten
Farm
is west of Bryan, Texas.
We also raised AKC Bulldogs which the general public refers to them as English
Bulldogs. You can find our dogs at Blue
Diamond Bulldogs.
We keep our livestock and dogs clean with EQ Solutions. We are the
Brazos Valley area dealer. Please us at visit Aggieland
Trade
for a catalog and product information. You can also visit a
directory site at Central
Texas Horses.
Our ranch is located east of Bryan-College Station, Texas near Texas
A&M University. Come find your next homozygous or paint cow
horse
here.

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