1999 Bay                                                                                                                                Paddys Irish Whiskey                                                                                                        owned by  Rebsom Quarter Horses                                                                                  Breedi ng Fee $1,000                                                                                                           NRCHA Stallion Stakes

Easy Move Whiskey is sired by Paddys Irish Whiskey (full brother to Grays Starlight and Rooster), who stands at the 6666 Ranch in Texas. His dam is Movin Easy Lena by Doc O Dynamite.  "Easy" is in the midst of an outstanding show career in both Reining and Reined Cow Horse. In 2004, he was the Open Morrison Bronze winner  at NRHA Reinings in both Idaho and Oregon. He qualified fir the AQHA World Show in both 2004 and 2005 in Reining. In 2005 both Reined Cow Horse and Roping events were added to the versatile stallion's program. He became the Idaho Quarter Horse Assn. High Point Stallion, with year end Championships in Reining, Heading, and Heeling, and placed 6th at the NRCHA Futurity in Reno in the Two Rein. In 2006 the beautiful stallion continued his winning ways, becoming the NRCHA Northwest Region Champion in the Open Bridle.  He repeated his 2005 wins in the IQHA, and to top off a great year placed 7th at the AQHA World Show in Senior Working Cow Horse.

1991 Bay                                                                                                                                 Reminic x Doc' o  Lenita                                                                                                       owned by Calvin and Marilyn Dickerson                                                                          Breeding Fee $1,500

Tejons Lena Nic is sired by the legendary Reminic and is out of the outstanding mare, Doc O'Lenita by Doc O'Lena, who has also produced Tejons Peppy Doc, Tejons Little Lena, Tejons Barcelona, and San O'Lenita, the dam of Chic Please and Mr. San Olen.

Tejons Lena Nic is one of the most accomplished Reining and Cow Horses ever  to stand in the Northwest.  In 1994, "Lena Nic" placed 11th at the NHRA Futruity in OKC.  In 1995, he was the West Coast Spectacular Reining Champion, beating 5 World Champions in the victory.  He was a finalist at the NRHA Derby, and won the preliminaries in the Junior Reining at the AQHA World Show, placing 6th in the finals.  "Lena Nic" also earned his AQHA Superior Award in Reining.

In 2002, "Lena Nic's" first foals were successfully shown.  FANNINIC owned by Allen and Cindy Shrader and ridden by Wade Reaney was the Reserve Champion of the Magic Valley Futurity and placed in the Top 10 at the prestigious Idaho Futurity. DOX LENA NIC owned by Calvin and Marilyn Dickerson, shown by Dan Roeser also placed in the Top 10 at Idaho, 3rd at Central Idaho and 5th at Utah.

In 2003, DOX LENA NIC, was awarded an NRCHA Morrison Bronze for winning the Paul Dice Memorial Hackamore Classic in Spanaway, WA.  "Doc" also qualified for the AQHA World Show in Reining and Cow Horse.

In 2004, DOX LENA NIC was the NRCHA Northwest Region Open Hackamore Champion.  TEJONS SANJO NIC, owned by Ron Perkins and ridden by Dan Roeser, was the URCHA SBF Reserve Champion.  LENAS ONLY DEMAND, owned and ridden by Jerry Beukelman was the Intermountain Reined Cow Horse Circuit Non-Pro Hackamore Champion. LENA NIKKI owned by Western Land and Cattle and shown by Mike Marriott was the High Point Mare for the Oregon Quarter Horse Assn. and qualified for the AQHA World Show in Heading and Heeling.

In 2005 DOXINIC, owned by Calvin and Marilyn Dickerson won the Open Championship of the Northwest Reined Cow Horse Futurity. NICS ANNA LENA owned by Judy Caton, ridden by Wade Reaney placed 3rd in Open Hackamore for the NRCHA Northwest Region.

1996 Palomino                                                                                                            Shining Spark x Omlena Pep                                                                                    owned by 24/7 Quarter Horses                                                                               Breeding Fee $1,250

There Comes a Time is by AQHA and NRCHA #1 leading sire Shining Spark, and out of the World Champion daughter of  Peppy San Badger, Omlena Peppy.

There Comes a Time has had a great show career.  He was the 2002 NRCHA Year End Champion in the Open Two Rein as well as the Limited Open Bridle Champion.  In 2002 and 2003 "Cosmo" won the MVRCH "Combined Challenge" saddle.  In 2003 and 2004,  he qualified for the  AQHA World Show in Senior Working Cow Horse, won the Open Bridle at the IRCHA SBF, was the Open Bridle Intermountain Reined Cow Horse Circuit Champion, became an NRCHA Superior Reined Cow Horse, and competed at the World's Greatest Horseman competition.

There Comes A Time's first foals began showing in 2005.  They include:

A TIME TO SPARK  -  ($ 15,308) 2006 IBHA World Champion Working Cow Horse, Colorado Reined Cow Horse Assn. Limited Open Derby Champion, 3rd Open; 2005 Southwest Reined Cow Horse Assn. Intermediate Open Derby Champion, 5th Open; Utah Reined Cow Horse  Open Derby Champion

COSMOS TIME CHEX  -  2005 NRCHA Central Idaho Futurtity Open Champion; Top 10 Idaho Reined Cow Horse Open Futurity; 2006 Idaho RCHA Classic Hackamore Champion

A SHINE N TIME - 2006 NRCHA Futurity, Reno 3th Open Two Rein; 22 AQHA points, qualified for AQHA World Show in Reining; 2005 Idaho QHA Reining Futurity Champion.

1994 Sorrel                                                                                                                             Freckles Playboy x Lenas Sabrina                                                                                      owned by Phil and Cheryle Andre                                                                                      Breeding Fee $1,250                                                                                                               NRCHA Stallion Stakes

Bred at the famous King Ranch, Pecas Olena has had an outstanding show career.  He was the Limited Open Champion of the National Reined Cow Horse Derby in Medford, OR, and has placed in the top 10 in the Working Cow Horse at the AQHA World Show in Oklahoma City three times.  In 16 NRCHA approved Hackamore classes, Pecas Olena placed in the money all 16 times, finishing 1st in the NRCHA World Championship show in Fresno, CA, the Intermountain Circuit, and the Idaho SBF. In 2004, Pecas Olena earned his NRCHA Supreme Reined Cow Horse Award, one of less than 50 in the history of the association.

In, 2002, Pecas Olenas' first foals were successfully shown.  MISS CINDY LENA, who was bred and raised by Roeser Ranch, placed 3rd at the MVRCH SBF, and was the 5000 Pro-Am Champion at the Idaho SBF for owner and rider Tiffany McAuslin.  FRECKY FRITZ OLENA owned and ridden by Ryan Raymond placed in the money at the MVRCH SBF, the URCHA SBF, and the Gem State Futurity.

In 2003, PECAS OLENA POLLYANNA, owned by Larry and Louise Miller, and ridden by Karl Smith was the Limited Open SBF Champion for the Intermountain Reined Cow Horse Circuit.  TOMMY OLENA, owned by Jerry and Shirley Beukelman, and ridden by Dan Roeser, placed 3rd out of 60 entries at the IRCHA SBF.

In 2004, Pecas Olena became an NRCHA Supreme Reined Cow Horse and his foals continued to win in the show pen.  PECAS CURLENA, owned by Vernon and Kay Dennis and ridden by Jake Telford was the Montana Reined Cow Horse Derby Champion.  LIANNA LENA, owned by Ryan Raymond and ridden by Wade Reaney, was the Utah SBF Champion.  DRY LEO OLENA, who was bred and raised by Roeser Ranch placed 3rd in the Amateur class at the Reno SBF for owner and rider Mike Honald.

In 2005 TOMMY OLENA won the Open Championship of the Magic Valley Reined Cow Horse Derby. DRY LEO OLENA and Mike Honald won the Non-Pro Derby at Idaho Reined Cow Horse Show. GAYLA OLENA was the Non-Pro Champion of the Washington Reining Derby with owner and rider Angel Christiano.