Master Illusion, Cutting Stallion of Spring Hill Ranch and Spur G Quarter Horses

Spring Hill Ranch and SpurG Quarter Horses would like to introduce our premier stallion, Master Illusion. He is a dark mahogany bay with black legs and tips, four white stockings and striped hooves, a star strip and snip. He has a thick, long mane and tail, and thin skin coat He's perfect for the show ring. His conformation is flawless. He's heavily muscled with tremendous hind quarters lots of bone and great feet. They're big enough to hold up his 15/2 1250 lbs. frame. His head is beautiful with tiny fox ears, big nostrils, and large soft eyes.

This is not a cow "pony", it is a "cow horse" in every sense of the word. Don't worry about his size; he'll drag your sturrups in the dirt when he's cutting (just like the little guys) and sting you with authority! He won't give an inch to a bovine. Then shake out a loop and go rope that steer because he can jerk a freight train and get you there pronto.

This horse is an athelete, and being so moves with a kind of grace. Spin him like a top or float him along a rail. He'll almost trot in place with a natural low head set. He does it all with ease. The best part is he'll work—daylight to dark—and be ready for more when you ask tomorrow.

Master Illusion is proving to be an outstanding sire; maybe the best looking son of Master Remedy, winner of $200,000 NCHA and producer of numerous World Champions in reining and cutting. Master Illusion foals are pretty, cowy, extremely smooth, athletic and easy to train. He is out an NCHA money earning dam with the blood lines of Major King, Sugar Bars and World Champion race horse, Pasamonte Paul. He is sought after not only by professional cutters and reiners for his inherent abilities at those sports but by professional calf and team ropers who are breeding their top competition mares to Master Illusion. They like his speed, his bone and his cow. Same with the barrel racers, looking to put a little "MIND" with the speed.

Horses that are worked this hard have to have great conformation and bone in order to survive the stress of competition without breaking down, and the mind to enjoy the work. Master Illusions disposition passes on to his foals, who have shown to be quiet, calm and trainable. I know a retired reiner who wanted to "put some miles" on his granddaughters new Master Illusion filly. He liked her so much he BORROWED her and went back into competition. With Master Illusions' bloodlines it's no wonder! After watching Master Illusion work and cut, ranchers who really work their spreads have bred their whole broodmare bands to him. They're still coming back, year after year. We are breeding to top cutting mares across America and soon to Europe and Asia. You'll be reading about them!

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