Dry Creek Quarter Horses, LLC

Dry Creek Quarter Horses, LLC Specializing in quality AQHA cutting and reined cow horse prospects. Located in beautiful De Borgia Montana!
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Dry Creek Quarter Horses & Reproduction
Offering reproductive services including embryo transfer
Raising AQHA and APHA prospects for reining and ranch riding classes

We have officially entered the stage of breeding season where science, timing, and experience have all done their part… ...
05/31/2026

We have officially entered the stage of breeding season where science, timing, and experience have all done their part… and now we’re accepting prayers, Hail Marys, voodoo dolls, interpretive dances, offerings to the breeding gods, and the occasional sacrifice into a volcano pit.

This mare has been ultrasounded, medicated, flushed, cultured, timed to perfection, and bred with semen that should’ve gotten a fence post pregnant.

At this point, we’re operating on faith and caffeine-free delusion.

If you’ve been in the breeding industry long enough, you know exactly which mare I’m talking about… even if she’s standing in someone else’s pasture. 🤦‍♀️🐴

Breeding season is basically horse people playing the world’s most expensive game of “pick two.” 🤣“I want great bloodlin...
05/30/2026

Breeding season is basically horse people playing the world’s most expensive game of “pick two.” 🤣

“I want great bloodlines, perfect conformation, an amazing mind, AND I want her to settle on the first shipment.”

Ma’am… the mare did not read the memo.

Drop your two picks below. 👇

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I wanted to give a HUGE shoutout to AGMHorsemanship for doing such an amazing job with our recip mare, Peach. Peach cam...
05/23/2026

I wanted to give a HUGE shoutout to AGMHorsemanship for doing such an amazing job with our recip mare, Peach. Peach came with some baggage and the reality is I didn’t have time to help her through it with breeding season as busy as it has been.

Abbie was able to help Peach with her being head shy as well as getting her much more safe to do her feet. This mare went from kicking at you, to standing quietly for the farrier, in TWO WEEKS.

Very very pleased with Abbie and if anyone needs a horse tuned up on groundwork, be sure to get ahold of Abbie!

This season has been an absolute whirlwind, and first off, THANK YOU to everyone who has trusted me with your mares this...
05/18/2026

This season has been an absolute whirlwind, and first off, THANK YOU to everyone who has trusted me with your mares this year. We are temporarily closed due to strangles, but there is still a little time left in the season to get your mare bred once we reopen and get everyone healthy and safe again.

Also… I finally got some “Mare Maker” shirts made and I’m OBSESSED. 😂 Shirts are $30 each and right now I currently have limited quantities in L and XL available. If there’s enough interest, I will absolutely be happy to place another T-shirt order! Sweatshirts?? Hats?? Either way!

Please note, if you ever call and do NOT get a call back, please don’t hesitate to text or call again. Today I reset my phone and found voicemails from over a month ago that I never even received. I sincerely apologize to anyone affected by that.

Truthfully, I’m a one woman band over here and currently do not have enough clones of myself to get everything done as fast as I want to sometimes. 😂 Between mare management, ultrasounds, shipments, paperwork, phone calls, and life in general, things can get a little chaotic during breeding season.

There are several ways to reach me: phone call, text, or Facebook Messenger. If one method doesn’t work, try another because breeding season around here gets a little wild sometimes. 😂

I have been seeing a lot of comments thanking us for being transparent about the strangles situation at our property.And...
05/17/2026

I have been seeing a lot of comments thanking us for being transparent about the strangles situation at our property.

And honestly? I think it’s sad that transparency has become something people are surprised by.

This industry has enough problems without people hiding things out of fear of judgment, embarrassment, or backlash. Horses deserve better than that. Clients deserve better than that.

We made the decision to be upfront immediately because protecting other horses, other barns, and the people who trust us matters more than pretending everything is perfect online. Biosecurity matters. Accountability matters. Integrity matters.

No farm is immune to illness. No horse person is immune to hard situations. What matters is how you handle it when it happens.

We will always choose honesty, even when it’s uncomfortable.

Well folks, we’ve hit a snag! A pretty big one at that. A resident mare here has come down with strangles. She has lived...
05/16/2026

Well folks, we’ve hit a snag! A pretty big one at that.

A resident mare here has come down with strangles. She has lived here for the past year and shown no signs of illness prior to this situation.

For the next 2 weeks, we will NOT take ANY outside horses to stay here for any breeding. We will accept haul ins to a very specific area of the property and our stocks will be sanitized between each horse that enters the stocks.

Once we wrap the season up for the year, we will be taking extra precautions so this does not happen again next year.

I want to thank everyone so far that has trusted DCQH with their mares. Y’all make my passion stronger every day and I’m very thankful!

If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to call or text Jenn at 541-417-0253.

Again, I apologize for the inconvenience, but we must do what we can to keep everyone’s stock safe!!

Some mornings just remind me why I love this life so much. The early sun, quiet pastures, and another day doing what I’m...
05/15/2026

Some mornings just remind me why I love this life so much. The early sun, quiet pastures, and another day doing what I’m passionate about with some incredible horses and clients. Breeding season may be busy, but I wouldn’t trade these moments for anything.

So thankful for everyone trusting Dry Creek Quarter Horses & Reproduction with their mares and dreams this season. 🌅🐴

Breeding season is my version of Christmas 🎄 The long days, the late nights, the early mornings… yeah, I get tired. But ...
05/01/2026

Breeding season is my version of Christmas 🎄

The long days, the late nights, the early mornings… yeah, I get tired. But I love every second of it. This time of year brings constant learning, new science, new techniques, and new ways to get these mares set up for success. It’s a season that pushes you, humbles you, and teaches you something new almost daily.

There’s also something special about the camaraderie that comes with it. Fellow breeders, late night check-ins, shared wins, shared frustrations… it’s a community that just gets it. And that part never gets old.

I know I haven’t been as active on here lately, but it’s because we’ve been having a wonderfully BUSY season so far, and I couldn’t be more thankful. Truly grateful for every mare, every client, and every opportunity to do what I love. 💕

And the best part? I’ve still got room to work with you and your mares to get you set up for success this season. If you’ve been thinking about it, now is the time to reach out.

If you’ve messaged and I’ve been a little slow getting back, just know I see you and I appreciate you more than you know.

Shirts ordered!! Small order to start, so if you want a shirt, get with me quick!! Right now there will be M, L and XL s...
04/30/2026

Shirts ordered!!

Small order to start, so if you want a shirt, get with me quick!!

Right now there will be M, L and XL shirts!

I can also get youth sizes!

$32 each includes shipping.

I’ve been seeing a lot lately about the importance of culturing your mare prior to breeding, and while I absolutely agre...
04/30/2026

I’ve been seeing a lot lately about the importance of culturing your mare prior to breeding, and while I absolutely agree that setting both the mare and the owner up for success is the goal, there are a few important things to keep in mind.

A culture done without a cytology can be very misleading. The mare’s reproductive tract naturally carries bacteria, including the uterus, vaginal vault, and external structures. No matter how clean the collection process is, contamination can and does happen. So when a culture comes back showing bacteria, that doesn’t automatically mean there is a problem. In many cases, that bacteria is exactly where it’s supposed to be.

This is where cytology becomes critical. Cytology tells you how the uterus is responding. The presence of neutrophils indicates inflammation or infection. If there are no neutrophils, then you are not looking at an active infection, regardless of what the culture grows.

Another piece that often gets overlooked is sampling accuracy. A standard swab only collects from a very small area of the uterus. Considering the size of the uterine body and horns, that sample represents only a tiny portion of the whole picture. Without a low-volume lavage and proper processing, such as centrifuging the sample, you are not getting a complete or fully representative result.

I fully support doing the work upfront to avoid problems later and to give your mare the best possible chance at success. Just make sure you’re looking at the entire picture and not relying on only one piece of the puzzle.

*stock photo courtesy of JorVet*

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4630 Longville Road
Dry Creek, LA
70637

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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