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Welcome to Plantana Polo Farm
Registered Texas Longhorns! |
~ Home of Gunman's Fancy Ava ~
"Longest total horned Gunman daughter"
Multiple Horn Showcase Champion
Also in residence, her son, PPF Gun Maker,
who is also the longest horned Gunman grandson at 5 1/2 years old.
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"Our goal is excellence obtained through superior breeding!" |
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Plantana Polo Farm, home of Kay and her daughter, Katie Sargent, is located approximately 20 minutes west of Houston.
We have been breeding longhorns for a short 6 years, but feel that small is not bad and quality is the game. With incredible horn length, a 16 1/4" base and sons and daughters that prove his capabilities as a herdsire, we are proud of our famous up and coming bull, PPF Gun Maker a two time Horn Showcase 2nd place winner. We are confident this herd sire will be on many a lucky registration paper in the future.
PPF Gun Maker's dam, Gunman's Fancy Ava, is also part of our program, is a three time Horn Showcase winner. 
PPF Gun Flower, the beautiful PPF Gun Maker daughter shown here, was the High Selling Lot at the 2008 Cattle Baron's Inaugural Sale for $15,000.
She has 51" t2t with a 15" base at 2 years old. She was bred and raised with the K2 brand at Plantana Polo Farm, consigned to The Cattle Baron Sale by Joe Graddy, Alabama. Congratulations to Jon & Norma Sather, Marietta, OK for purchasing the high seller at that sale. |
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Our program is directly focused on the total horn, with a strong emphasis on extra large, early horn circumference and a strong, beautiful conformation.
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Mama's Mink, a 2004 daughter of PPF Gun Maker, won her class at the 2007 Horn Showcase!
American Star, a 2004 son of PPF Gun Maker, placed 3rd at the 2005 Horn Showcase, behind 1st place by only 1 inch and was younger than the winner!
We would like to add that this incredible sire is also producing every color and putting great horn and great horn base on every calf, no matter who he has been matched with. To date, there have been no bull calves sired by PPF Gun Maker worthy of castration in our herd.
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We often hear a question mark in the longhorn breeder's voice as they repeat the name of our farm... For the curious, we offer a simple explanation. The farm has served for the past 18 years as a polo operation, hence the name.
I have since retired from the game after spending close to half a century competing and teaching. We still welcome polo ponies to board with us for seasonal National Tournaments. However, the practice fields have now become beautiful pastures for our beloved Texas Longhorn cattle. The name and logo will remain, as will our fond memories...
Enjoy our world as you take a peek at the photos on our website. It just takes an email or phone call and we will be glad to welcome all with southern hospitality.
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