04/03/2025
🐴 Future Sale Horse Update: Seraph
Spring has sprung in Oklahoma, and it’s time to start riding the young horses again.
Seraph had about 20 rides last summer and into the fall. She got a good, solid start. She’s had a break since January, but we’ll be picking back up next week. We’ll put a few rides on her here at home, and then she’ll be ready to get started on cows.
We’ve got calves hitting the ground daily right now, and that’s our favorite way to introduce a young horse to cattle—by moving quietly through the herd. Seraph will be for sale later this year, once she’s had some real miles put on her.
She’ll be started on sorting, have a rope swung off her, and get plenty of trail miles. We’ll likely haul her to a few local shows this summer to get her some exposure, too.
This mare meets you at the gate and loves to work. She prefers things to be her idea—but she’ll negotiate if yours don’t quite align with hers. She’s small but strong, with a lot of try. We’re being mindful not to push her too fast; she’s the type who would go until she drops if you let her.
📋 Stats & Details
Name: Hazelrun Mighty Seraph
Sire: NR Mighty Mouse
Dam: Ragtime Littlest Angel
Pedigree: https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/hazelrun+mighty+seraph
• Foaled: March 2017 (8 years old)
• S*x: Mare
• Color: Black
• Height: 14 hands
• Location: Central Oklahoma
• Training: Started under saddle
• Bloodlines: 98.1% Foundation
• Rockfield: 10% AGR (average genetic relatedness)
• 15 crosses to Flyhawk
• 16 crosses to Mansfield
Her sire has been used for everything from parades and beginner lessons to working cattle. Her dam was never ridden due to an injury as a young horse but comes from good working and performance bloodlines.
Seraph is people-oriented, curious, and bred for versatility. With her size and build, she should make a solid partner for a smaller rider looking for heart, depth, and quality high percentage foundation breeding.
