Memory Ranches | The best ranch, cutting, roping, rodeo, and riding horses you're gonna find

Proven Bloodlines

We have a production sale every summer where we sell 80 head of foals. Our next foal sale is August 22, 2026. Bloodlines include Driftwood, Joe Reed, Colonel Freckles, & Oklahoma Fuel.

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James Arviso won the 2024 CNFR on the buckskin mare, Keta. She is sired by our stallion, Ninja which makes her a paternal sister to our stallion, General. She has also turned steers in the Thomas & Mack for Derrick Begay.

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Black & Red Angus Cattle

Our annual bull sale is November 5, 2026! Yearling & coming 2-year-old bulls. They are PAP tested, grown on roughage, non-pampered, mountain raised with excellent maternal traits and calving ease.

Mountain Raised

Horses are mobile creatures and they weren't intended to be raised in a stall. We have found that letting them grow and mature outside transfers to their ability to perform in the arena.

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We breed our horses for disposition as well as usability.

Our focus has been on foundation bloodlines that have proven themselves on the ranch and in the rodeo arena. Driftwood, Joe Reed, Leo, and Joe Hancock breeding make up the majority of our bloodlines.

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Driftwoods

For well over half a century the name “Driftwood” in a using horse’s pedigree has defined outstanding performance. On the ranch, in the show ring and in the rodeo arena….especiallly the rodeo arena, the Driftwoods have set the standard by which other contest mounts are measured.

—Phil Livingston (“The Driftwood Legacy,” Western Horseman “Legends” series)

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Testimonials

When we first got Stetson, he was so quiet and levelheaded that we were worried he wouldn't be able to run hard enough. But when he gets in the arena he's all business. He hasn't been out run yet. As a five-year-old we hauled him to some amateur rodeos and he handled those amazing and now as a six-year-old he's running at a state level in Junior High rodeo's in goat tying and breakaway roping. My daughter placed 4th in the first go at state in goat tying after only three weeks of training.

Talia Seaweard Idaho