JR Colord Berry (Full brother to NCHA World Champion)
Paint Cutting Horse Gelding For Sale
14.3 Hands Tall… Reasonably Priced
Click “HQ” on the player for a higher quality picture.
JR Colord Berry (his barn name is Berry), is as good an athlete as you will ever ride.
What’s even better, he’s good looking too.
With very limited showing, Berry has competed and won against some of the best cutting horse competition on the west coast.
Berry is a full brother to JR Colord Rambo (NCHA World Champion Open Horse).
Berry has tons of eye appeal and intensity in front of a cow.
He is also a pretty good riding horse outside of the arena.
Although I wouldn’t call Berry a foolproof trail horse, I have gathered cattle in the brush, climbed steep hills and crossed creeks with him.
Berry is sound and you can see in the video he has strong sturdy bone and feet.
Berry would work well at any of the following…
- A competition cutting horse.
- A team sorting or ranch cutting horse.
- A High School Rodeo horse.
With some rope training, he might even make a good calf or heel horse.
I would really like to see Berry go to somebody who will take good care of him.
He has been a good horse for me but I just don’t have time to ride him.
As a matter of fact, I hadn’t been on his back for a least six months until we shot this video.
It would be best if Berry went to someone who has some riding experience.
He would probably “buffalo” someone who was real green (he’s very smart).
Overall, Berry is the kind of horse you could have a lot of fun with and be proud to own.
Berry is very reasonably priced.
Price: $10,000
JR Colord Berry
APHA Registration number: 380265
Foaled: April 14, 1996
Sire: Color Me Smart, by Smart Little Lena
Dam: Doc Leo Berry
For more information call Larry Trocha
Gail Dyke says
January 18, 2012 at 12:52 amHello Larry, I am a fairly new rider and am looking for a horse to do some ranch sorting and team penning with. I have a wonderful mare now that was trained in Western Pleasure and was given to me by my father because she is safe on the trails, doesn’t really spook, trailer loads great and has a kind disposition. I have started her on cows and she shows great potential. She’s quick and very cowy. She just doesn’t have the training background to move off her hocks and get down low. I live in Maine so trainers in this sport are hard to find so I am sending her to PA to be trained for a few months. So I’ve come to the decision that I would like to find another horse that is completely trained on cows so I always have a horse to fall back on. I know it’s good to have at least two horses in case one comes up lame or something. I know I mentioned I’m a fairly new rider but I have a good seat and will ride anything that’s willing. I would just want a horse that has a kind disposition, that trailers well and knows their stuff. And preferably one that won’t bullnose me because I’m a new rider. If you have something that fits criteria please let me know. I’m looking for the performance horse that will help me along as a rider and be able to have success on. Thank you for your time. Also wanted to say your DVD’s and online videos are so helpful. I watch them every spare minute I have available. I ride at least 5 days a week and try to watch at least one video per week and work on what your video was on. Within the last month of watching your videos my riding has improved so much. My trainer has commented how well I’ve been progressing and I told him it had a lot to do with your videos. You make it very easy to understand and see what you are asking for. I’m so glad I found you on the web. Thanks so much! Gail