For over 82 years we have been breeding and riding good horses. Many of the early horses originated 130 years ago with our extended family. Our ancestors not only gave us the Lakota mares from the 1870s and the thoroughbred mares from the 1890s, but also a heritage rich in old west history. AQHA pedigree records trace our horses back to 1932 and Johnie the first ONO remount stallion to sire ONO colts that would be registered with the AQHA. AQHA performance records list a consistent show history with ONO bred horses performing and earning titles every year from 1959 to present day 2005. This year we had two fourth generation family members ,Ty Cudmore and Matt Asay ; Glen and Nora’s great grandsons, both competing in the 2005 National High School Rodeo finals at Gillette, Wyoming. The performance records of ONO horses reflect the truest definition of the American Quarter Horse ,“ The Worlds Most Versatile Horse “, because they aren’t specialized. ONO horses are all around horses. They have proven their ability over many generations to be competitive in multiple disciplines. Currently the ONO ranch stands RB Scooter Array and Social Array two of the better line bred Skipper W stallions that can be found in the country today. These two stallions were chosen because they represent an old family of horses with a rich heritage and a proven, versatile performance record. A rich heritage with a proven and versatile performance record sums up ONO ranch horses.