Bar L Performance Horses
"In Recognition of 50 Consecutive Years of Breeding American Quarter Horses"
Bobby Lee Bar L Performance Horses
1954-2003
Bobby Lee has lived in and around Armuchee, Georgia all his life. When he was young , he started showing his horses. He is a life member of the American Quarter Hose Association and in 2002, received the AQHA Legacy Award. Bobby is an AQHA Professional Horseman. He trained, bred, and has shown horses across the United States. Bobby has earned many national championships in halter, western pleasure, and timed events.
Owner(s): Bobby Lee
Phone: (706)936-1405
Driftwood Legend Sale Horses
Bar L Driftin Dude aka "Peanut"
Bar L Driftin Breeze aka "Jr"
BAR L DRIFTIN DUDE
Dude aka "Peanut" is a very nice yearling stud colt. He should mature to 15.0 to 15.1 hands. This colt is as gentle as they come, learns fast, and does not forget. He is in your pocket and ready to please and can catch anywhere.
Peanut is a double registered with AQHA and the National Foundation Quarter Horse Association. He is 90% Foundation bred. His sire is 15.625% Driftwood crossing 5 times and is 84% Foundation bred. Peanut's dam carries the block of Royal King, Poco Bueno, Hollywood Gold, and Old Sorrel. She is 96% Foundation bred.
This colt has the bloodlines and conformation to stay a stallion or make an excellent gelding. He has a great disposition. Peanut should be saddle broke and sacked out by the time of the sale.
BAR L DRIFTIN BREEZE
Breeze aka "JR" is a five year old Double Registered Brown Gelding. He is 15 hands and 1000 lbs. JR is also registered with the National Foundation Quarter Horse Association at 90%. He is a always in your pocket, first out of the gate, and is a "what can I do for you" type of horse.
JR was broke and started as a late two year old, and was steadily ridden as a three year old on trails and in pasture. He attended Kentucky three times as Bobby Lee's mount on AQHA Trail Rides and did great.
JR carries the blood of Driftwood 5 times, Poco Bueno, Royal King, Hollywood Gold, and Old Sorrel.
