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17 COLONEL’S UBER

John Sorrel Grade, Not Registered
15 HH 1150 lbs. Age: 11
Colonel’s Uber is a 2007, 15 HH sorrel horse mule that is classy as can be!
He is a son of our jack, Horseshoe Hill Colonel, and an AQHA mare. He has
a huge hip, long, thin neck and a really pretty head. He is the perfect age
with all of the “younger” issues behind him and years and years of being a
great riding partner ahead of him. Uber has been used hog hunting in the
Ozark mountains many times and always leads our strike dogs back in. He
has been used in a stockyard and has been trail ridden extensively. Uber is
good for the farrier, clips, loads, stands to mount, and does all the things
we want one to do. If you can, come here to Saint James, Missouri, and
meet Uber before we get to Utah. If you can’t make it here, look us up at
Bryce Canyon Mule Days. We can go for a ride as long as you want so you
can know all there is to know about him before you buy him. No secrets,
no surprises! We look forward to having you meet and fall in love with
Uber!
Tim and Sheila Cross • T Cross Farm
tim@tcrossfarm.com • 573-263-2265

18 LACIE

Molly White Grade, Not Registered
15 HH 1100 lbs. Age: 7
Lacie is a 7-year-old, 15 HH, Molly mule who is a steady, rock-solid trail
mule. Even though she is not registered, she is out of an award-winning
jack and very well-bred Paint mare. She’s had a fabulous upbringing with
showing as a yearling and handling all throughout her childhood. Lacie has
been ridden mostly on trails, but has had quite a bit of arena riding as well.
She’s a straight-forward and non-reactive mule who could make anyone
a very happy owner. She can back, side pass and open gates. She loads
easily into a trailer and stands quietly anywhere you take her. She has more
whoa than go and is happy to walk along the trails with a long rein. She’s
got great brakes and comes off your leg easily. She’s been ridden both
English and Western, and saddles fi t her very well! Lacie would make a
great family trail mule.
Kenneth Patterson • Cross Country Equine
kmarkpatterson@yahoo.com • 785-633-1657

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