Weddings
- Vows under the gazebo by daylight or under the stars
- Reception in the barn or with tents, dance floor and lighting
- The bride can ride in on horseback, if she meets our rider requirements
- Hayrides, a barn dance, live band or your own music
A family horse and cattle ranch on the high plains east of Colorado Springs. AQHA Quarter Horses, Black Angus cattle, and a barn built for your best day.

Life here focuses on the horses.
We breed them, raise them, train them and care for them all year long. Our foals are born on this ground and grow up running free in a big pasture with the herd, the way horses should.
The cattle are Black Angus, raised on open grass on the high plains. And when the work is done, we open the barn and light the bonfire for the people you love.
Kristie Bender-Carey & BJ Carey
6,000 ft
Front Range, Colorado
Every one of our mares is registered with the American Quarter Horse Association, out of competition-proven lines. Their foals grow into solid, dependable working ranch horses.







By Dudes Te. Doc O'Lena on the bottom side.
By Belly Stopper, grandson of High Brow Hickory. Freckles Playboy in the pedigree.
By Peppy San Stray, out of the Peppy San Badger line.
By Awesomely Zippo. Zippo Pine Bar in the pedigree.
Out of the Highbrow Cat and Peppy San Badger lines.
Pedigrees from each mare's AQHA Certificate of Registration. Ask us about upcoming foals.

Angus came to America from Scotland and became the country's favorite beef breed. Our herd grazes open grass east of Colorado Springs.
They are calm, hardy through a Colorado winter, and known for well-marbled, flavorful beef.
Long tables in the barn. A chuck wagon with steaks on the fire. A bonfire after dark under a big Colorado sky. You bring the guests. We set the ranch.



Tell us your date and how many are coming. We will walk you through the barn, the menu and the evening, start to finish.