Sire: Colonel C Milagro
Dam: Uneeka

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Height: 15 hands
Shoe Size: 1

Genetic Status
AQHA Panel:
GBED N/N
HERDA N/N
HYPP N/N
MH N/N
PSSM1 N/N
MYHM N/My

Additional Testing:
LWO Not Tested
EJSCA N/N

Status: Breeding Stallion
Breeding Availability: Currently HQH Program Use Only
First Foal: MT MISS PISTOL — 2026

2027 HQH Mare Roster:

• DE PEPTOS CRYSTAL DY “Crystal”

• BNH PLAY N CAT “Fudge”

Built with substance. Wired for the job. Gentle enough to still want scratches when he’s supposed to be thinking about mares.

About Walker

SAGRADO MILAGRO — “Walker, Texas Ranger” — is our 2022 palomino AQHA stallion by Colonel C Milagro and out of Uneeka.

Walker makes an impression.

He’s solid-made, big-boned, and substantial, with the kind of structure we look for in our ranch horses and breeding stock.

When we traveled to L.A. Waters Quarter Horses looking for a stallion prospect, Wanda brought Walker out of her “keeper” pen for us to see.

We feel pretty fortunate that he came home with us.

His bone and structure caught our attention. His mind has given us plenty more to appreciate.

A Kind Mind to Go With the Substance

Even turned out with his mares, Walker still wants to be petted and loved on.

That quiet, people-oriented side matters to us. We enjoy a horse that wants to be around us, handles well, and brings a willing attitude to the work.

Walker gives us plenty of reasons to stop for scratches on the way through the pasture.

Under Saddle & Around the Ranch

Walker spent time in training with Tony Jackson at Jackson Performance Horses, and his education has continued through ranch riding and everyday use.

He was Mike’s mount through the 2026 calving season.

Long days and cold mornings give us a useful opportunity to learn about a young horse. Mike has been especially pleased with Walker, describing him as honest, solid, and willing—the kind that watches a cow and works with his rider.

As Mike put it, when it’s time to pull the rope down, this is the horse he wants to be riding.

During the 2026 breeding season, we also pulled Walker out of the breeding pasture for what we called his “mid-term exams.”

Rainy weather. Broodmares nearby. Yearlings on both sides of the round pen.

Walker saddled up and went straight back to work.

That ability to move between breeding duties and riding is something we value in our stallions.

Watch Walker’s mid-season ride

Pedigree & Family Connections

Walker brings together horse families we’ve appreciated through the L.A. Waters breeding program.

His pedigree includes Colonel Clout, Colonel Freckles, Doc O’Lena, Hollywood Dun It, Reminic, and Boon Bar.

Walker is a full brother in blood to HEY HANDSOME COWBOY, one of L.A. Waters’ breeding stallions selected to carry forward their cornerstone bloodlines, including Colonel Freckles. Both horses are out of Uneeka, and their sires, Colonel C Milagro and Colonel C Cowboy, are full brothers.

Walker’s maternal granddam, Colonel C Hermosa, also produced WILD CARD DUN IT, the 2006 AQHA All-Around High Point Junior Horse, with AQHA Superior awards in both heading and heeling. Wild Card is also the sire of our own BOBBY D, giving us another connection to this versatile horse family.

Those connections are part of why we went back to L.A. Waters when we started looking toward the next generation. We wanted to build on horse families that had already earned our confidence.

His First Foal

Walker had one foal in 2026: MT MISS PISTOL, a sorrel AQHA filly out of RV OTOE TEN CHEX “Twix”, born May 21.

Her story has already become one of our favorites.

When Zane came to choose his filly, he was drawn to the little sorrel who kept sticking her tongue out at him.

Pistol went home with him in September, and the updates have made us smile ever since. She’s the first one he goes to see after school, and he’s been spending his evenings walking her, feeding her grain, and enjoying his new best friend.

They have plenty of growing and learning ahead of them. We’re looking forward to following their adventures.

See Pistol and Zane’s update

Our Stallion Philosophy

At the ranch, our stallions live and work together as part of our ranch horse string and are separated during breeding season. They are used regularly for ranch work alongside our other horses. We believe this approach helps maintain sound minds, good dispositions, and long-term usability.

We’ve always believed stallions should stay horses first—useful, rideable, and mentally sound—and that approach has worked well for us.

Breeding Information

Walker is currently used within our own breeding program.

Any future outside breedings or semen offerings would be to approved mares only.

Please contact us to discuss potential future availability.