Cedar Ridge Quarter Horses, grullo grulla blue roan, AQHA, quarter horses, reining, Hancock, Blue Valentine

 

2004 Foals

Each foal has it's own web page...click photos to visit individual pages!

Please note that the foal is pictured on the left, and the right-hand column indicates whether each foal is for sale or not. The sire and dam are merely listed for reference, and may not be for sale. See our Horses For Sale page for a current sales list.

Foal Sire Dam Color Sex Foal Date For Sale?
Yalaska

Click photo to visit page!

"Hootie"
, grullo roan

Midnight Blue Foxy
blue roan
Grullo roan Filly 3/22/2004 See Sale Page
Blueriffik

Click photo to visit page!

Macriffik
Halter/Pleasure
Homozygous black

Cherokee

grulla
Grullo colt 4/1/2004 Sold
CO
CR Redrock Hancock

Click photo to visit web page!

"Hootie"
, grullo roan

Sally O Cash

black
Red dun colt 4/3/2004 Sold
IA

Try Yahooty Blu

Click photo to visit page!


"Hootie"
, grullo roan

Bailey

dunalino
Silver grullo + roan + creme gene! colt 4/14/2004 Sold
NJ
Margarita Haidaway

Click photo to visit page!

Midnight Haidaway

$12,000+ cutting earnings, son of Haidas Little Pep

Peppy Marguarita
grulla
Black filly 4/27/2004 No
Kode Blue

Click photo to visit page!

Frees King Hollywood
25% King P234
Grullo

Codys Awesome Cash
grulla
Grulla filly 5/16/2004 Sold
CA
CR Snapper

Click photo to visit page!

Gay Bar Buzz

Son of Gay Bar King

Silver Cake Bar
blue roan
Red roan Filly 5/22/2004 Sold
Florida
"Jackson"

Click photo to visit page!

"Hootie"
, grullo roan

Husker

grulla
Grullo Colt 2/28/2004 Sold
ND
Foal Sire Dam Color Sex Foal Date For Sale?

Please check back to see what we have, or subscribe to our newsletter by e-mailing us or using the form to subscribe.  Newsletter subscribers will receive news of births and sale announcements, usually before our horses are advertised for sale.

FOALING STALL CAMERAS

This is just a "have to share" thing.  Radio Shack has a 2.4 GHz wireless surveillance system for $150 that includes a camera and a receiving monitor that we use to monitor our foaling stalls.  You can buy extra cameras, as the monitor will work with up to 4 cameras at the same time.  It is clear as a bell, though we are a good 200 feet from the barn (it says it will work up to 300 feet).  Wireless cameras don't go through tin siding very well, but we cut a small  3"X3" hole at the top of the wall by the camera and covered it up with Plexiglas (you can even paint the Plexiglas the same color as your barn to hide it) to keep the camera dry.  It doesn't have a very wide angle lens, but for the price has been well worth it.

You can also use this camera with a web cam setup.  You probably only need the port in the computer to receive the TV wire, and then WebCam32 software to ftp snapshots up every so many seconds.  I'll have that up and running in a week, I hope.


I think the model # is 49-2534

More info about installing it from an e-mail I sent to someone: 

Yes, for the money, that monitor is WELL worth it!  It doesn't have a very wide angle lens, but to get that kind of camera takes a couple hundred more dollars, so we're making this one work.

The main problem we had with the camera (getting it set up) was due to our barn's siding being tin/metal, and the house being stucco.  The stucco is applied to a metal mesh, and radio waves from most of  the video monitors won't go through metal.  So what we did was put the camera up high in the stall, by the roof, and we cut a small square--about 6" x 6"--in the tin.  We covered that opening with a small square of the white fiberglass or plastic stuff that is in the sky lights of metal buildings (those parts that let light through), because the signal can go through wood, plastic, and glass.  You could even paint that glass/plastic to match the rest of the barn.  The signal goes through paint just fine, too.

Then we made sure to put the camera right next to that plastic piece on a small shelf (attach the camera to it so it can't fall off) so it could point toward the house (about 250-300 feet away).  Inside the house, since our house is stucco, we had to put a table by a window and put the monitor on the table, since the signal can't go through the metal mesh in the stucco.  If you have the antenna pointing toward the camera and it doesn't come in, raise/lower the TV monitor up and down, because you'll hit the signal if you move it vertically.  My friends who have a regular house with either wood or vinyl siding get their signal right through a wall, so if you don't have stucco, you'll have a much easier time finding the best reception.

We put a small light (an 18" fluorescent light that is intended to go above a kitchen sink) high up in the stall, and it provides adequate light.  But another idea is to put a string of Christmas tree lights (the indoor kind whose bulbs don't get hot, or else the ones that are inside the clear plastic tube) all the way around the stall.  It doesn't take a lot of light, but the better your light is, the better you'll see. 

And even WITH the camera, we missed two foals who foaled while I was eating breakfast or in the shower.  Those two mares were QUICK!  It's like they KNEW we were not watching the monitor for about 20 minutes, the big boogers!

This page last updated 02/13/10

 
 

Home    Horses For Sale    Stallions    Mares    Foals    News   Beagle Puppies Contact Us

 

Contact Us 

E-mail us at info@grullablue.com
Alternate e-mail: tonip@frontiernet.net

712-370-0851 (cell...BEST number to call) before 9 p.m. CST.
712-523-3646 (home) before 9 p.m. CST.

PLEASE
do not call us on the phone with color inquiries for your own horses.
See link below if you have a question about your own horse or foal's color.

 

 

For Inquiries About YOUR Horse or Foal's Color, Click Here
NOTE:  Because of the high number of requests for assistance,
I am now charging $3 for this service to reduce the volume of requests.

This site created and "mane-tained" by

Our graphics are all created as original work, were donated, or else are from free image sites.  If you know of a graphic on one of our sites that you feel is in violation of copyright laws, please e-mail us or call us, and we will happily replace it.

Under Iowa Law (and almost all states' laws), a domesticated animal professional is not liable for damages suffered by, an injury to, or the death of a participant resulting from the inherent risks of domesticated animal activities, pursuant to Iowa Code Chapter 673.  You are assuming the inherent risks of participating in this domesticated animal activity when you interact with, buy or ride any horse in the state of Iowa.

**Some of our pedigree information was provided by American Quarter Horse Association from its Official Records. All rights reserved.  Join AQHA and receive 2 free pedigree searches each month! Pedigree research also via www.allbreedpedigree.com.  We are not professional pedigree researchers, and are not responsible for incorrect pedigree research obtained from these sites and other sources. The information provided is "as is" with all faults and without warranty of any kind, expressed or implied. In no event shall Cedar Ridge Quarter Horses/Todd or Toni Perdew be liable for any incidental or consequential damages, lost profits, or any indirect damages caused by the information presented.