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$1,500.00
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LQH Smooth Cowgirl, bay filly by Driftalong Dillon out of Boons Smooth Sister. This filly is slightly in at her left knee, she keeps straightening up more and more but not offering as performance sound but she could possibly be a trail prospect or use as a broodmare/recip mare. She’s a real pretty and floaty mover. 6 panel N/N by parentage. SeIIs untouched.
Out of state travel paperwork costs $260. if bought before weaning in early September and I can get her done with the other foals when the vet comes it’ll be $200.
https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/lqh+smooth+cowgirl
🔹info on our stallion: Driftalong Dillon was finished as a heel horse but was not shown. Sired by Sawyer Wood that was a Nationally Ranked Barrel Horse Sire to sire Top Barrel Futurity Horses including 2018 Futurity Horse Sawyers Frosted Moon LTE $122,000+, 1D Money Winner. Sawyer Wood has also sired NBHA World Champions & ProRodeo Money earners. From Tie-Down Roping, Team Roping, Barrels To Cutting, they can do it all!
Cross that on the LEGENDARY MISS TURKEY WOOD! Ruzsa Broodmare Miss Turkey Wood is the dam to several talented horses from the Roping Box to the Barrel pen. Her biggest accomplishment is being dam to RU Drifting Joe the TEAM ROPING HEADING WORLD RECORD HOLDER in 2012 with a 3.3 (Now broken with a 3.2 in 2025), 2012 NFR Qualifier & Multiple Round Winner, 2012 Turquoise Circuit Champion amongst Top PRCA Rodeo Wins.
https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/driftalong+dillon
🔹Dam’s sire: PC Boonlacious (Boon Dox John X Sun Lace) he is a sire of 9 recorded money earners and AQHA point earners in roping, barrels and NCHA, he’s also the dam sire to the Ruby Buckle stallion Born Ta Be A Cowboy (LTE 22k+).
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6 Hours
57
2
$1,500.00
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KSL Classifieds makes it easy to buy and sell with peace of mind. Check our safety tips and quickly report anything that doesn’t look right to keep your experience smooth and secure.














LQH Smooth Cowgirl, bay filly by Driftalong Dillon out of Boons Smooth Sister. This filly is slightly in at her left knee, she keeps straightening up more and more but not offering as performance sound but she could possibly be a trail prospect or use as a broodmare/recip mare. She’s a real pretty and floaty mover. 6 panel N/N by parentage. SeIIs untouched.
Out of state travel paperwork costs $260. if bought before weaning in early September and I can get her done with the other foals when the vet comes it’ll be $200.
https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/lqh+smooth+cowgirl
🔹info on our stallion: Driftalong Dillon was finished as a heel horse but was not shown. Sired by Sawyer Wood that was a Nationally Ranked Barrel Horse Sire to sire Top Barrel Futurity Horses including 2018 Futurity Horse Sawyers Frosted Moon LTE $122,000+, 1D Money Winner. Sawyer Wood has also sired NBHA World Champions & ProRodeo Money earners. From Tie-Down Roping, Team Roping, Barrels To Cutting, they can do it all!
Cross that on the LEGENDARY MISS TURKEY WOOD! Ruzsa Broodmare Miss Turkey Wood is the dam to several talented horses from the Roping Box to the Barrel pen. Her biggest accomplishment is being dam to RU Drifting Joe the TEAM ROPING HEADING WORLD RECORD HOLDER in 2012 with a 3.3 (Now broken with a 3.2 in 2025), 2012 NFR Qualifier & Multiple Round Winner, 2012 Turquoise Circuit Champion amongst Top PRCA Rodeo Wins.
https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/driftalong+dillon
🔹Dam’s sire: PC Boonlacious (Boon Dox John X Sun Lace) he is a sire of 9 recorded money earners and AQHA point earners in roping, barrels and NCHA, he’s also the dam sire to the Ruby Buckle stallion Born Ta Be A Cowboy (LTE 22k+).











