Rocky Mountain Run Horses

06/05/2026

Baby girl loves to move!
She's got the right amount of s***k and sweetness ♥️
Chrome to match!

RMR's Princess Victoria
Red filly
Sire: Combs J.T. Oseenan
Dam: RMR's Queen For A Day
DOB: 05/19/2026
AVAILABLE

05/30/2026

It has been a tough 6 months here on the farm.
In December Bonnie lost her Dad unexpectedly to a heart attack. Now, just after mother's day, she lost her beloved step dad after a 13+yr battle with leukemia. Phil was a free soul that always put wife, family, and dog speckles first. He and Bonnie's mom did everything together. They were rarely apart. Hearts are heavy, but we know he is pain free and waiting for the rest of his family to join him ❤️
We want to thank everyone who has stepped up to help/offered to help around that farm during these tough times. We would also like to thank our clients for being so understanding over the past 6 months. Life throws curve balls. The moto the past 6 months has been "One day at a time".
Although the wounds are still fresh, Bonnie is feeling more confident in her headspace and will be getting back to training horses come Mid-late june. She wanted to take the time to clear her mind and grieve properly with her amazing mom in peace. A highly respected request we've been more than happy to honor.
I want to thank everyone ahead of time for any heartfelt comments you may make/messages you send. I assure you Bonnie and Ginny see them, but sometimes the words just are not there in the moment.
Family and friends are welcome join us for his service and celebration of life Saturday June 6th up in Wisconsin.
A special thank you to our amazing farm sitter for rearranging her schedule to be here loving on our amazing herd and overseeing day to day operations ❤️
Have a blessed day and happy trails to all!
-Miranda

View Phillip Richter's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

05/29/2026

RMR’s Olympus
Barn Name: Oliver
Color: Buckskin C**t (E?/A?/nCr) - possible silver (nZ), possible homozygous agouti (AA).
Sire: Comb’s J.T. Oseenan
Dam: DJs Darbie
Full Siblings: RMR’s Spartacus (Dunskin Stallion, standing at RMR), RMR’s Leonidas (Buckskin Gelding, to be trained out at RMR), RMR’s Blessed Assurance (Chocolate C**t, sold as weanling)
DOB: 04/21/2026
Expected Mature Height: 15-15.1hh on a nice, stocky frame. Estimate based on elder siblings’ heights.
THIS C**T IS AVAILABLE

Buckskin c**t with the perfect flash of chrome!
Sire and Dam are solid trail horses with unmatched gait abilities. Foals are hitting that gaiting at free will in the pasture as soon as they get the hang of their legs!
This is a cross that has proven time and time again for their exceptional handling, superior gait abilities, and gorgeous builds. Not to mention… they’ve been a walk in the park to start under saddle. Born broke is almost and understatement. They have a gait that doesn’t require extensive training, merely fine tuning and a touch of gait knowledge by the rider. Very willing, quiet, and ready to please. These boys make top tier trail partners!

As always, our foals know all their basics come weaning. It has been a highlighted comment from many of our buyers on how well our foals handle/behave and how much they know at such a young age. Apparently, what we think of as “basic” handling to us, is not the standard everywhere. We really pride ourselves in the quality of our foals and praise of our buyers.
Their groundwork is started prior to weaning. You just need to keep up on it. Every few months do a session with them, keep up on it and they’ll be easy as pie to start under saddle. If you’re not sure how to perform groundwork, Bonnie is more than willing to teach you if you’re willing to listen. They are taught to lead, back, yield front and hind quarters, tie, flex their necks, pick feet, have their first 1-2 farrier visits in, can be touched all over, load/unload from trailers, and have begun desensitizing to various things. They learn about water crossings, footing on rocky terrain, and navigating steep hills independently at a young age since these are things they are exposed to in their pasture on a daily basis from birth until departure.

05/28/2026

Just like his brothers... This boy has a presence about him! So kind, gentle, and filling out beautifully. It's a love you have to experience in person to truly understand! If we could keep every one of these boys, we certainly would!
This boy is available.

Sire and Dam are wonderful trail mounts with show abilities. Siblings carry wonderful gait, build, and ease of handling. These boys are born broke. It took under 5 rides to certify his big brother, Spartan, 5.5 years old. A gait you don't have to beg for or require extensive training to maintain. Confidence booster and no nonsense kind of horses. Dam is one of our 2 soild "grandma", "kids", and "husband" horses. Her foals exhibit the same traits as her in every way... Just a taller version of her! Mom's genetics are strong with these ones!

2026 Buckskin C**t
Full sibling to farm stallion, RMR's Spartacus, and farm gelding, RMR's Leonidas.
Homozygous agouti possible, not tested at this time.
DOB: 04/21/2026
Sire: Comb's J.T. Oseenan
Dam: DJs Darbie
Expected mature height: Roughly 15hh - 15.1hh on a nice, stocky frame. Height based on his elder siblings' heights.
AVAILABLE

As always, our foals know all their basics come weaning. It has been a highlighted comment from many of our buyers on how well our foals handle and how much they know at such a young age. Apparently, what is "basic" handling to us, is not the basic for everyone. We really pride ourselves on that. Their groundwork is started prior to weaning. You just need to keep up on it. Every few months do a session with them, keep on it and they'll be easy as pie to start under saddle. They are taught to lead, back, yield hind and front quarters, tie, flex their necks, pick feet, have their first 1-2 farrier visits in, can be touched all over, load/unload from a trailer, and have begun desensitizing to various things. They learn water crossing, walking up and down hills, and foot placement on rocky terrain independently at a young age since their primary pen has a creek and steeper rocky hillside running through it.

05/19/2026

👑 A princess was born 👑

RMR's Princess Victoria
Sire: Comb's J.T. Oseenan
Dam: RMR's Queen For A Day
DOB: 5/19/26
Color: Red ♥️
Estimated mature height: 15.1-15.2hh
AVAILABLE

Our last hostage of the spring was released a little before 7am! Gorgeous red filly, out of a gorgeous red mare. The blaze and socks add that unique splash of chrome. Don't sleep on those reds! She's going to be a lover and a looker 👀
Unfortunately for us, she is available. Due to relation to ALL of our standing and upcoming stallions... Our loss is your gain!

Whew. Glad it's finally over... The sleepless nights... the vet visits making sure everyone is alright. Plasma and colostrum since everyone went over and their natural colostrum diminishes over time... Fingers crossed the mares due this fall don't pull these shenanigans!!

05/07/2026

A HOSTAGE HAS BEEN RELEASED!
3 weeks over but he finally made an appearance at 4am this morning!
Another buckskin c**t. Still working on unfolding his extremely long legs.. I think those three weeks gave him an extra 3 inches of leg 😂

Sire: Comb's J.T. Oseenan
Dam: RMR's Heart O' Gold
DOB: 05/07/2026
Buckskin C**t
AVAILABLE

05/03/2026

These two are getting fun to watch!
In case anyone is wondering, Twix is still pregnant!
2.5 weeks over. Vet checked her to give us peace of mind. We haven't had one go this far over in 12 years 🤣

04/30/2026

A HOSTAGE HAS BEEN RELEASED!!!
11pm last night blue girl released her hostage.
A leggy blue roan c**t! We're so excited! Tail hairs will be plucked and sent to check his roan status ❤️

Sire: Bigger Button (red roan, ee/Rn)
Dam: SGF State Of The Union (blue roan, Ee/Rn)

04/29/2026

Here is the gorgeous visitor we have here on the farm!

Squirrel's Pet
A 27 year old foundation stallion sired by our favorite son of Tobe, Maple's Squirrel, and out of a Choco Dock daughter.
We about choked when Steve asked if we wanted to keep him on the farm for the rest of our breedings! Tickled pink is an understatement!
Mare #2 is in with him now, with 1-2 mares in the que. Sorry, these are foals we are aiming to keep and add to our program!

Thank you Steve Davis for this amazing opportunity!
At 27 years old, Pet is a beauty beyond words!

We will let you all know when his mares are confirmed in foal ❤

04/28/2026

Foal #2
Darbie and Ozzy gave us another thick legged Buckskin c**t to match big brother Leo! This time with a little more chrome than average. We're toying with the name RMR's Olympus, barn name Oliver, for this beautiful boy. But like foal 1, we were patiently waiting for the other 3 mares to foal before committing to that name.

Sire and Dam are wonderful trail mounts with show abilities. Siblings carry wonderful gait, build, and ease of handling. These boys are born broke. It took under 5 rides to certify his big brother at 5.5 years old. A gait you don't have to beg for or require extensive training to achieve is a prize in itself.

2026 Buckskin C**t
Full sibling to farm stallion, RMR's Spartacus, and farm gelding, RMR's Leonidas.
Homozygous agouti possible, not tested at this time.
DOB: 04/21/2026
Sire: Comb's J.T. Oseenan
Dam: DJs Darbie
Expected mature height: Roughly 15hh - 15.1hh on a nice, stocky frame. Height based on his elder siblings' heights.
This c**t is available
Photos attached are at only hours old.

As always, our foals know all their basics come weaning. It has been a highlighted comment from many of our buyers on how well our foals handle and how much they know at such a young age. Apparently, what is "basic" handling to us, is not the basic for everyone. We really pride ourselves on that. Their groundwork is started prior to weaning. You just need to keep up on it. Every few months do a session with them, keep on it and they'll be easy as pie to start under saddle. They are taught to lead, back, yield hind and front quarters, tie, flex their necks, pick feet, have their first 1-2 farrier visits in, can be touched all over, load/unload from a trailer, and have begun desensitizing to various things. They learn water crossing, walking up and down hills, and foot placement on rocky terrain independently at a young age since their primary pen has a creek and steeper rocky hillside running through it.