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Quarter Horse Stallion

Great Trail Horse

Little Jim - Registered as \"Seminole Harlan Bert\". 5 yr. old ranch horse..

Eufaula, Oklahoma

Bay

Quarter Horse

Stallion

Eufaula, OK

$1,500

Paint Stallion

Great Roping Horse Prospect

Enrolled in APHA Gelding Plus Program; Broke to Ride; Started on Roping; St..

Mcalester, Oklahoma

Sorrel

Paint

Stallion

Mcalester, OK

$900

Quarter Horse Mare

Georgeous 1998 Red Dun AQHA Mare

This mare has old foundation bloodlines. This mare has been leased out the ..

Mcalester, Oklahoma

Red Dun

Quarter Horse

Mare

Mcalester, OK

$2,000

Paint Mare

Ranch Horse

This mare is calm and friendly with a good attitude. She has been used for ..

Mcalester, Oklahoma

Paint

Mare

Mcalester, OK

$1,500

Hackney Mare

Gentle Pony

Hackney Mare really gentle, direct reins, rides easy, has been used for a ..

Hartshorne, Oklahoma

Bay

Hackney

Mare

Hartshorne, OK

$275

Quarter Horse Stallion

Solid Head and Heel Horse

8 year old sorrel head and heel horse. Will work for experienced youth or..

Indianola, Oklahoma

Sorrel

Quarter Horse

Stallion

Indianola, OK

$3,500

Paint Mare

Black/White Paint Mare

For sale-- black/white mare, 2 years old, has one blue eye, not reg. not br..

Eufaula, Oklahoma

Black

Paint

Mare

Eufaula, OK

$900

Paint Stallion

Automatic HS/Youth Rodeo Barrel/...

Dark bay (almost black) and white overo paint. Already winning cash and pr..

Wilburton, Oklahoma

Paint

Stallion

Wilburton, OK

$5,000

Paint Stallion

Diamond is a real nice mare - she has a nice face, sweet personality with ..

Wilburton, Oklahoma

Bay

Quarter Horse

Mare

Wilburton, OK

$3,500

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About McAlester,OK

The crossing of the east-west California Road with the north-south Texas Road formed a natural point of settlement in Tobucksy County of the Choctaw Nation. Alyssia Young, who emigrated from Mississippi to the Indian Territory, first established a settlement at the intersection of the two roads in 1838. The town was named Perryville after James Perry, member of a Choctaw family, who established a trading post. At one time Perryville was the capital of the Choctaw Nation and County Seat of Tobucksy County. During the American Civil War, the Choctaw allied with the Confederate States of America (CSA) as the war reached Indian Territory.

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