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5 Stallions You Should Meet at the Lazy E During the WCJR

It's never too early to start thinking about 2026 breedings, and getting the youth excited about the process.

The Lazy E is home to a host of world-class stallions ready to bring the next generation of rodeo horses to the table.
The Lazy E is home to a host of world-class stallions ready to bring the next generation of rodeo horses to the table. Photos courtesy Lazy E

The premier youth rodeo — the World Championship Junior Rodeo — descends on the Lazy E Facilities July 23–26, bringing together hundreds of the world’s elite youth rodeo athletes to compete for a record-breaking estimated $400,000 payout and gold buckle glory.

And while there are piles of buckles and cash to be won, making plans for the next generations of rodeo horses can be woven into the itinerary, too. Just a short walk from the Lazy E Arena is the breeding barn, where world class stallions make their home.

Schedule a tour to see these stallions and many more:

The Lazy E Stallion station is open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and tours are available by appointment.
Interested parties can call  (405) 282-3437 or (405) 282-3437.

Bucks Hancock Dude

2002 Buckskin Stallion — Watch Me Dude To x San Tip Hancock (Leon JP Hancock)

STUD FEE: $2,500

Stallion Incentives: Breeders Challenge, Future Fortunes, Pink Buckle, Riata Stallion Incentive, Royal Crown/Roping, Ruby Buckle, Select Stallion Stakes, The Diamond Classic

Bucks Hancock Dude has established himself as a cornerstone sire in the performance horse industry, having shown produced strong, hard-running horses incuding Emily Biesel’s Namgis D 33, or “Chongo.”

Having shown in the heeling, tie-down roping and halter throughout a 4-year career on the AQHA circuit, “Dude” has proven himself both inside an arena and breeding barn.

WSR Hesa Dunofa Lena

2004 Dun Stallion — Hesa Sonofa Dun x Paulena (Doc OLena)

STUD FEE: $1,750

Stallion Incentives: Colorado Classic, Riata Stallion Incentive, Royal Crown Roping, The Diamond Classic

The stout stallion that could, “Rooster” has carried ropers from the NFR to California Rodeo Salinas and everywhere in between. His gentle temperament and user-friendly abilities saw ropers including trainer Randon Adams, Dakota Kirchenschlager, Russell Cardoza and Cesar de la Cruz catch checks aboard.

Show Me The Buckles

2008 Palomino Stallion — Wimpys Little Step x Sunset Whiz (Topsail Whiz)

STUD FEE: $2,500

Stallion Incentives: Riata Stallion Incentive, Royal Crown/Roping, Ruby Buckle, The Diamond Classic

With a resume ranging from reining horse to rope-horse futurity sire and beyond, Show Me The Buckles is a powerhouse of a stallion with good looks to boot. The sire was purchased by Trevor Brazile’s Relentless Remuda in 2021, and the partnership that ensued saw futurity standouts including Tuckin Away Buckles, RR Buckles Clubhouse and A Big Vintage Buckle climb into the limelight.

One Fabulous Time

2008 Blue Roan Stallion — One Time Pepto x Cat Mist (High Brow Cat)

Stud Fee: $1,750

Stallion Incentives: Riata Stallion Incentive, Royal Crown, The Diamond Classic

The cowhorse sire One Fabulous Time already proved himself in the competition arena, and is now passing on his talents in the breeding barn with his kind temperament, big bones and cow sense shining through in his progeny.

One of One Fabulous Time’s most recognizable progeny is Air Force One—a head horse shown by Joesph Harrison and owned by Diane Beckmann.

Dirty Fling

2019 Red Roan Stallion — Metallic Cat x Streak Of Gin (A Streak Of Fling)

STUD FEE: $2,500

Stallion Incentives: Colorado Classic, Gold Buckle Futurites, Riata Stallion Incentive, Royal Crown Roping, The Diamond Classic

Guaranteed roan, a slew of incentives and the run/cow cross everyone craves are just a few of the things Dirty Fling has to offer as a sire. Dirty Fling has a big motor that comes from the A Streak Of Fling side and impressive foot speed from Metallic Cat. This combination of traits makes him an exceptional sire prospect for breeders making the next generation of rope horses.

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