Our Quarter Horse Mares in Memphis, Tennessee
A strong Quarter Horse breeding program begins with the quality of its mares. The broodmare band at JDW Quarter Horses brings together established American Quarter Horse bloodlines, carefully selected pedigrees, and characteristics that contribute to the next generation of quality foals.
Located in Millington, Tennessee, near Memphis, our farm maintains a diverse group of Quarter Horse mares with bloodlines associated with cutting, reining, ranch riding, working cow horse, and other Western performance disciplines. Each mare brings her own pedigree, temperament, and physical characteristics to the breeding program, helping us make thoughtful decisions when planning future foal crops.
Our goal is to produce well-rounded American Quarter Horses with desirable conformation, good dispositions, and the potential to become dependable riding and performance partners. Explore our AQHA broodmares below to learn more about their bloodlines and their contributions to our West Tennessee breeding program.
Quality AQHA Broodmares With Established Bloodlines
A successful Quarter Horse breeding program begins with careful consideration of the mares that make up its foundation. At JDW Quarter Horses, we recognize the importance of maternal bloodlines when selecting breeding combinations and planning future foal crops.
Our mare pedigrees include connections to established Quarter Horse families with backgrounds in Western performance and ranch work. These bloodlines are valuable considerations for producing young horses with athletic potential, sound conformation, and the versatility associated with the American Quarter Horse.
Our broodmare band includes horses such as Jonez N, a daughter of Travelin Jonez out of Whiz N Snap, and Simply Annies Spark, a daughter of Simply A Spark out of ML Annies Costa. Other mares, including Meteles Moves, Shes Smart N Tips, and Gunners Black Ice, bring additional pedigrees and breeding possibilities to the program.
Each mare’s pedigree offers insight into the characteristics that may be passed to future offspring. By evaluating the strengths of both the mare and the selected stallion, we work toward producing well-rounded Quarter Horses with promising futures.
Breeding Quarter Horses for Ranch Work and Western Performance
American Quarter Horses are known for their athletic ability, versatility, and suitability for many types of riding. These qualities make them popular choices for ranch work, cutting, reining, roping, trail riding, and other Western disciplines.
At JDW Quarter Horses, our breeding program emphasizes pedigrees with connections to these performance areas. Our goal is to raise foals that have a strong foundation for future training, whether their owners are interested in competitive Western events, ranch activities, or recreational riding.
Mares such as The Big Shine, a daughter of The Big Time out of Shine While Reining, and Ollie Tag, a daughter of Whiz N Tag Chex out of Gray Ollie, represent some of the established breeding lines within our program. Additional mares, including TRR Ms Pep Playboy and TQH Maxi Playgun, contribute further pedigree diversity.
For buyers interested in cutting horse prospects, reining prospects, ranch riding prospects, and working cow horse prospects, understanding the maternal side of a pedigree can be particularly valuable.
Although bloodlines can provide useful insight into a young horse’s potential, each foal develops individually. Temperament, conformation, health, training, and the horse’s own abilities all play important roles in determining its future suitability.
Our Quarter Horse Mares and Stallion Bloodlines
Selecting the right stallion for a mare is one of the most important decisions in a Quarter Horse breeding program. A thoughtfully planned cross considers the pedigrees and characteristics of both parents, with the goal of producing offspring that reflect desirable qualities from each side.
One of the primary sires featured in our breeding program is Its Time To Look, a son of One Time Pepto out of Miss Bay Gun. His pedigree includes connections to respected cutting and ranch performance bloodlines, while his own record includes accomplishments in AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse competition.
Our 2026 foal crop features several crosses involving Its Time To Look and mares from our program. These include a grullo colt out of Pocos Cha Cha, a bay filly out of Jonez N, a bay filly out of Simply Annies Spark, and a sorrel colt out of Shes Smart N Tips.
Other breeding combinations featured in our foal listings include Meteles Moves crossed with Hashtags.
These combinations demonstrate how our mares contribute to the next generation of Quarter Horses. Prospective buyers can review the pedigrees of our available Quarter Horse foals to learn more about individual crosses and current offerings.
Quarter Horse Mares in a Variety of Colors
Our mare profiles also feature a variety of traditional and distinctive American Quarter Horse colors. These include bay, black, gray, palomino, red roan, dun, grullo, and buckskin/tobiano.
Among our mares are Pocos Cha Cha, a grullo mare; Shes Smart N Tips, a palomino mare; TRR Ms Pep Playboy, a red roan mare; and Meteles Moves, a dun mare. Other mares, including Jonez N, Simply Annies Spark, and Ollie Tag, represent additional colors and bloodlines within the program.
Coat color can be an appealing characteristic for buyers searching for buckskin Quarter Horses, palomino Quarter Horses, blue roan Quarter Horses, or horses with other distinctive coloring. However, the color of a foal depends on the genetics of both parents, and not every color will be represented in each year’s foal crop.
Our priority remains producing quality Quarter Horses with desirable physical characteristics, sound temperaments, and pedigrees suited to their intended purposes.
A Quarter Horse Breeding Program in West Tennessee
JDW Quarter Horses is located in Millington, Tennessee, near Memphis, serving horse enthusiasts and prospective buyers throughout West Tennessee, northern Mississippi, eastern Arkansas, and surrounding areas.
As a Quarter Horse breeder, we understand that raising quality horses requires attention to their bloodlines, early development, and individual needs. Our mares provide the foundation for a breeding program dedicated to producing young horses with the potential to become capable riding and performance partners.
We believe that maintaining detailed pedigree information and making thoughtful breeding decisions are important parts of preserving the qualities that make the American Quarter Horse such a versatile breed.
Whether you are researching AQHA breeders in Tennessee, exploring American Quarter Horse bloodlines, or looking for a breeding farm with quality young horses, we invite you to learn more about our mares and the foals they produce.
Explore Our AQHA Foals for Sale Near Memphis, TN
Our Quarter Horse mares are the foundation behind many of the colts and fillies raised at JDW Quarter Horses. If you are searching for AQHA Quarter Horses for sale, we encourage you to explore our current foal listings and learn more about the pedigrees behind each young horse.
Visit our Quarter Horse Foals for Sale page to browse available colts, fillies, and prospects, including information about their sires, dams, foaling dates, and colors.
For questions about our broodmares, breeding program, upcoming foal crops, or visiting our farm near Memphis, Tennessee, contact JDW Quarter Horses.
Call (901) 488-6279 or email jdwvet@gmail.com to learn more.