Paint Horses for Sale in Purcell OK, Noble OK

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BBR Ima Rockin Rysk, gorgeous Golden Palomino Tobiano (possibly homozygous ..
Purcell, Oklahoma
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Purcell, OK
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$1,500
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$2, 250 or best offer. Price reduced, must sell. A Jilted Titan, APHA regis..
Noble, Oklahoma
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Noble, OK
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$2,250
Paint Stallion
This beautiful colt is out of an own Dun granddaughter of Doc's Prescriptio..
Norman, Oklahoma
Dun
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Norman, OK
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$2,500
Paint Mare
"Gypsy" is a great filly, very nice conformation has a really nice stop on ..
Maud, Oklahoma
Sorrel
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Maud, OK
OK
$1,500
Paint Stallion
Has been used mainly on trail riding and pasture riding. Easy to handle, s..
Pauls Valley, Oklahoma
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Pauls Valley, OK
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$3,500
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Sonny Dee Bar & Peppy San one off papers. On papers:Sonny Go Dell (79 AQHA..
Tecumseh, Oklahoma
Red Dun
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Tecumseh, OK
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$500
Paint Mare
OUTSTANDING show prospect or for jut general riding pleasure. Slow, smooth ..
Shawnee, Oklahoma
Bay Overo
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Shawnee, OK
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$6,500
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Sweet and beautiful, Very gentle for anyone. Can ride bareback with just ha..
Tecumseh, Oklahoma
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Tecumseh, OK
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$3,000
Paint Mare
She will work your cattle AND perform in the show ring!!! By Teton Sundown ..
Tecumseh, Oklahoma
Dun
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Tecumseh, OK
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$2,000
Paint Stallion
PRICE REDUCED!!!!!!!!! If you're looking for a nice colt LOADED with & migh..
Tecumseh, Oklahoma
Red Dun
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Tecumseh, OK
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$1,300
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About Byng, OK

The beginnings of the town of Byng were established in 1917 with the building of a post office and power plant (about five miles north of Ada). The post office and power plant were named to honor the World War I exploits of British General Byng who commanded the Canadian Corps and was later Governor General of Canada. The town was not formally formed until 1922 when the remains of two other communities were merged into Byng. Tyrola, about a mile north of Byng was almost wiped out by a flooding of the South Canadian River in 1914. New Bethel, also approximately a mile north of present-day Byng, but lying east of Tyrola, had also been formed.