2004 Black Roan Sabino

Senor Generator

Ladies Doing Time

Senor Pusher was born to Stuart & Pam Gibbs of Broken Arrow, OK. The Gibbs owned Senor Pusher's sire, Senor Generator, from 1999-2005. Senor Pusher was raised in Oklahoma. Ann & Bob Kuykendall became joint owners in Jan 2005 when Senor Pusher was just 6 months old. I have to imagine they must have seen some potential there! They jointly owned Senor Pusher until 2010 when he was sold to Sylvia Crouter & J.D. Hodgson. SP stood at Box Hanging 3 Ranch in Dubios, WY until his death. He produced working western walking and trail horses at the Hanging 3.

Senior Pusher's dam, Ladies Doing Time, was by Pusher's Doing Time (The Pusher C.G.). He is a multi-titled champion and sire of great colts such as the 1993 World Grand Champion Yearling, Eye Appeal. Please click here for more info.

We have owned 2 mares out of Senor Pusher and know a gelding by him as well. All of them are amazing trail horses. Our mare and my friend, Tom Schmidt's, gelding are our favorite trail mounts. These horses prove to be steady, plenty of power when needed, no nonsense, easy to be around, gentle, and fair.

Pusher's Cookie Jane, by Senor Pusher, showing off the amazing nature of these colts.

Senor Generator

Senor Generator is and own son of the ever famous Pride's Generator and out of an Ebony Masterpiece Mare. Born Sept 20,1994. Senor Generator was a 6 time World Champion. He won the 1998 TWHNC Plantation 4 YO and under Amateur World Championship, his first title, with Becky Barnes up. He also won the 1998 International Jr. Plantation Grand Championship. In 2000, he won the International Plantation Grand Championship, Amateur Grand Championship, and WHOA Hi-Point Plantation Championship.

His final World Championship was in 2003, a Park Pleasure Canter class with trainer Doug Barnes. Other top honors he received were at shows like Gulf Coast Charity, Bethesda, WHTA National Trainers' Show, and Woodbury Lions Club.

Senor Generator was born in Columbia, TN to Dale E. Daniels. In 1998, he was sold to Becky Barnes of Alvaton, KY. Stuart Gibbs purchased him in 1999. In, 2005, Senor Generator was sold back to Tennessee ownership where he retired.