Welcome to Slush Creek Walkers, Tennessee Walking horse breeders in Bainville, Montana. With the largest herd of Heritage-certified horses in the world, our goal is to provide good quality, using horses at reasonable prices. Come on in and pay us a visit!

Your source for Tennessee Walking Horses
In Bainville, Montana
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Slush Creek Walkers breed naturally gaited Tennessee Walking Horses in NE Montana, to provide good quality using horses at reasonable prices. We currently have the largest herd of Heritage-certified horses in the world.

We have been breeding sound, sane, naturally gaited Tennessee Walking Horses in a 1830 acre ranch environment for 20 years. Our horses are raised out in the rolling plains of eastern Montana and exposed to the everyday tasks associated with ranch living from the day they are born including cattle, wild life, dogs, traffic, and farm machinery. Our breeding program produces the natural running walk and the calm gentle disposition the Tennessee Walking Horse is known for.

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A 16.1 hand, black minimal sabino grandson of Sun's Merry Man, this beautiful Tennessee Walking Horse stallion offers VERY rare access to the bloodlines of the incomparable Hill's Perfection.
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage Society
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This black, xx hand Tennessee Walking Horse stallion is a grand-son of both Midnight Sun and Sun's Delight D.
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage Society
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The Little Red Rascal #20709238
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage Society
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Offering flatshod, ranch broke plantation saddle horses, mares, geldings and young stock. Our horses represent our breeding program in many disciples including Pleasure/Trail, Endurance Riding, Working Cow horses, Therapeutic Riding Programs, Gymkhana, O-Mok-See, and Hunter/Jumper over fences. These are not hot-house flowers; these are using horses!  Overseas transport can be arranged.

Slush Creek Triple Jet, demonstrating HER version of a using horse.
Photos courtesy of Palmer Pictures
Slush Creeks Jubal S. Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyGLORY'S ELEGANT ANGEL is in foal to Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietySLUSH CREEKS JUBAL S for a Spring, 2012 foal.  This foal will be eligible to be Heritage-certified.

GLORY'S ELEGANT ANGEL #895245
The Little Red Rascal #20709238 Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyLehman’s Black Dixie is in foal to Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyThe Little Red Rascal. This foal will be eligible to be Heritage-certified.

Almost A Lady has had her foal by Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyDelight’s Midnight Legend on 05/09/2012.  SCW Midnight Gunsmoke is a big black colt who should mature to 15.2 hands.

SCW Midnight Gunsmoke
Arrow’s Colorado Gold has had her foal by Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyDelight’s Midnight Legend on 05/02/2012. Eligible for Heritage CertificationSCW LEGEND OF BLUE GOLD is a solid black Tennessee Walking Horse filly who is eligible for Heritage-certification.

SCW LEGEND OF BLUE GOLD
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietySC Ebony Silk Perfection has had her foal by Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyThe Little Red Rascal. Eligible for Heritage CertificationSCW LITTLE RASCAL'S MEDORA, a solid bay filly was foaled 05/03/2012 and will be eligible to be Heritage-certified.

SCW LITTLE RASCALS MEDORA
Arrow’s Prairie Moon Liz has had her foal by Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyDelight’s Midnight Legend on 04/28/2012. Eligible for Heritage CertificationSCW DELIGHTS PRAIRIE MOON is a palomino colt with a high near hind stocking, a wide blaze and a white mane and tail.  This foal will be eligible to be Heritage-certified.

SCW DELIGHTS PRAIRIE MOON
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyRED BUDS BULLET SERENADE has had her foal by Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietySLUSH CREEKS JUBAL S on 04/17/2012 foal. Eligible for Heritage Certification SCW JUBAL'S MERRY MADGE is a chestnut sabino filly with a blaze and both hind stockings. This foal will be eligible to be Heritage-certified.

SCW JUBAL'S MERRY MADGE
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyZephyr Dakota Breeze has had her foal by  Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietyThe Little Red Rascal on April 11, 2012. Eligible for Heritage CertificationSCW LITTLE RASCALS DARLA is a deep chestnut filly with a blaze, a near for coronet and a near hind stocking. This foal will be eligible to be Heritage-certified.

SCW LITTLE RASCALS DARLA
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietySCW JUBALS DIVINITY has had her foal by Society’s Duke Allen on April 18, 2012. SCW JUBAL'S SOCIETY GIRL is a beautiful bay filly, with a star. She should mature to 15.1 hands.

SCW JUBAL'S SOCIETY GIRL
Here is a new picture of SCW Jubal’s Onyx Diva in the Dominican Republic.

Slush Creek Heritage horses have been tagged
by color-coded stars for your convenience.
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage Society=Heritage-certified. 
Eligible for Heritage Certification=eligible to be Heritage-certified.
Foundation Heritage Horses born before 1950.=Foundation Heritage Horses
Certified by the Tennessee Walking Horse Heritage SocietySlush Creeks Jubal S. doin' the job and doin' it right!

Mark's 2¢: "The wildest critters live in the city."

If you have any questions feel free to contact us and we will do our best to answer them. If you are ever in our neck of the woods, stop in for coffee and we will talk horses. Please take a moment to send us an email as we would really love to hear from you!

   

Mark and Shellie Pacovsky
Bainville, MT
PH. 406-769-2971
Cell 406-769-7971
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