When one talks about great paint mares, (Uvalde Doll, Delta, Diamond Jewel Wood), Country Sue should also be in the conversation. This mare was a big time horse that really never had a chance to show what she could do. Ralph Depew said, "This mare is as good a mare as I have ever ridden. She is one of the most honest and fun horses that I have ever been associated with. She had a big stop and when she turned back, you better have a deep seat and a faraway look because she would leave you hanging out there if you were not ready ". Ralph rode her to a APHA National Championship in 1978, 3rd in1979, Res-National Champion in 1980, and Bill Harper rode her to a Amature Res-National Championship in 1981. She was never shown in the NCHA.
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Waggoner 101 QH-733,594 |
Waggoner's Snip QH-24,804 |
Waggoner 1930 | |
| FL Grey Baker 1939 | |||
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Country Sue APHA- 22,812 |
Nugget's Missie QH-156,510 | Handy Nugget 1955 | |
| Shoemaker's Prissy 1947 | |||
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Red B Waggoner QH-268,729 |
Dinky Reed QH-31,202 | Reed McCue 1940 | |
| Dinky Rainbow 1942 | |||
| Baby Joe Red QH-67,297 | Red Waggoner 1943 | ||
| Casey's Billieredfox 1949 |
