Black and Blue Quarter Horses, Foundation Quarter Horses, Blue Valentines, QH broodmares, Texas Longhorn Cattle all for sale.
Black and Blue Quarter Horses
Claude Lipscomb, founder of www.blackandbluequarterhorses.com, has
a long family history with both horses and cattle. Born in 1942,
while the American Quarter Horse Association was still in it's
infancy, he spent his childhood watching his grandfather, Edward P.
Lipscomb, and his father, Ira Lipscomb, raise the best horses
available in their area. It was on these horses that Claude learned
to appreciate and love how a well- bred horse could turn the difficult
task of working cattle into an easy and enjoyable one.
Claude's philosophy behind breeding is simple: Breed smart and
gentle horses. A horse gentle and intelligent enough to work cattle
will be equally well-suited for many other types of work and
recreation.
While we are partial to black and blue roan quarter horses, color
is not the top priority in our breeding program.
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Claude Lipscomb is a devoted family man and a faithful
Christian. Married in 1962 to his high-school sweetheart,
Carole, he received a bachelors degree in Agricultural
Engineering from Auburn University. When not pursuing
equestrian endeavors, Claude most enjoys spending time with his
grandson.
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Our daughter Shannon L. Spivey is the Customer Relationship Manager for the Baldwin County Commission
(www.co.baldwin.al.us),
and her husband Brandon Spivey is the Technical Operations Manager for Business Information Solutions
(www.askbis.com)
in Foley.
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Our youngest grandson, Dylan James Spivey (who sometimes goes by the name "Bull) was born on 07-09-2004 and is making a good little cowboy
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Devin Spivey is responsible for all
"nuzzling" that occurs on the ranch. While his dexterity is
still lacking, it has been determined that he will be able to
lend a helping hand once he gets everyone unwrapped from around
his fingers.
