Tabasco's colts are great.  They break out with very little issues, no buck and remember what you have taught them.  They will usually wear a 1-2 shoe and mature at 15.2 hands.  Big bone, stout and athletic, the type of horses cowboys need and like.  Athletic enough and fast enough to go to the rodeo arena as well in either the roping or barrels.

Ridden by us

"Hagar" is a super nice, handsome sorrel horse Jocie is currently being using  in National Little Britches Association and High School Rodeo.  15.2, 1200lbs, This big horse is a deluxe pasture mount.  He has a built in radar for cows, sure footed, athletic and above all extremely safe.  His disposition is second to none in that he wants to please you at all times.  He's turned into a really nice heading horse.

"Roany" is a big rawboned red roan athletic freak.  Looking at this horse there's no reason for him to do the things he does.  15.3 1250 lbs. he turn a barrel like 14.3 horse.  Tons of run, we are just now starting to seriously haul him in the barrels.  He is also a really nice jackpot head horse, runs right to the hip, same every time.  Take him to the pasture and doctor by yourself, doesn't matter.  He is an all around horse that is on his way to being a big time barrel horse.

"Turner" a flashy small sorrel horse out of a Leo mare, this little horse is very quick footed with a nice stop.  Done his tour of the Texas ranch work and is on his way to the break-away roping pen. SOLD

"Barbara Jean"  full sister to "Roany" but in a cute small powerful package.  BJ can flat run and is still working her way up the ladder with a cowboy in Texas.  Quick footed and quick minded.  SOLD

"Witch" a nice smooth made mare that will be headed on this summer, she is also finishing her tour of duty down south doctoring yearlings.  Solid made with a good mind.

Ridden by Others

"Token" gelding by Tabasco Hancock, currently being hauled and roped on in United Rodeo Association.  

 "Disco Joe Hancock" currently being used in SE Kansas for heading and NBHA barrels.  See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGvr52wXrbE&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL for the terrain our horses are used on.

"LD Hancock" bay roan ranch horse that had a few steers headed on him prior to selling.  Making his living on a ranch in Canada.  Gentle, easy to get along with. view http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcDpCBAZLlc for highlights of him, make sure to watch long enough to view the basketball game.

Numerous others we know of that are being dayworked on, used in feedlots, and team ropings.

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