Best Horse Breeder Tucson Near Me

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Rogers Bandalero Ranch is designed to be a high-end equine sports facility, surpassing any facility in the southwest; offering equestrian services to our community and beyond that are state-of-the-art for both Western and English performance horses. The goal of Rogers Bandalero Ranch is simple, to offer the best facility and staff to achieve a first-class training programs, foal production, veterinary and rehabilitation services. We are dedicated to improving the horse industry by having the best training programs, state of the art reproductive facility, breeding program, fine stallions at stud and rehabilitation services. We are fully committed to strengthening our ties with our customers in helping them achieve their personal goals. We will continue to advance with cutting edge technology, sound business, horsemanship and superior bloodlines as we strive to be a leader in the industry. Thank you for your interest in Rogers Bandalero Ranch. We are located in the beautiful city of Tucson, Arizona at 8526 E. Tanque Verde Road. Our facility is easily visible and accessible to the Tucson community and are approximately twenty minutes from the fairgrounds. We look forward to meeting you!

We found Bandalero in 2019. Dr. Lindholm and Suzanne made my daughter and I's dream a reality getting our mare pregnant. We always have wanted to start a horse from the ground up and in 2020 we had a nice colt born. The BR team made the process simple. We are extremly grateful and highly recommend Bandalero.

When I say “Bandalero” it is with a grateful heart and a smile on my face. They have been a part of our breeding success from day one. Our mares are always well taken care of and leaving them there is stress free. Knowing that they are getting the best care available in Tucson. Dr. Lindholm is at the top of her field in knowledge. Suzanne always greets you with a genuine smile and cares from the heart.


Bandalero Ranch is a first rate facilities with all you and your horse could ask for in the desert. We came from the Eastcoast and it is the closest thing to home. Big stalls with a runout. Hot walker and a huge covered arena allows us to train all year round. The fans help keep us cool in the summer heat which is a life saver. Having a vet on the premises had been invaluable. Suzanne runs a great barn and the service has been wonderful. Lorenzo and I feel spoiled...by the barn and of course think our trainer Laura is simply amazing too!

Breeding a mare is a significant responsibility that requires careful planning and preparation to ensure the health and well-being of both the mare and the foal. Here are the steps to prepare for breeding your mare: Evaluate the Mare’s Health: Ensure your mare is in good overall health. This includes regular vaccinations, deworming, dental care, and hoof maintenance. Consult with a veterinarian to perform a thorough reproductive examination, including a...

By Patrick M. McCue, DVM, PhD, Diplomate American College of Theriogenologists The placenta is the connection between the developing fetus and the mare and provides the means for obtaining nutrition and for gas exchange. Examination of the placenta can offer valuable insight into the health of the newborn foal. Consequently, it is recommended that owners, farm managers or foaling attendants perform an evaluation of each placenta. The placenta is normally passed...

Equine strangles, also known simply as “strangles,” is a highly contagious bacterial infection that affects horses, ponies, and other equids. It is caused by the bacterium Streptococcus equi subspecies equi (S. equi). Strangles is characterized by abscesses and inflammation of the lymph nodes in the head and neck area, leading to symptoms such as fever, nasal discharge, difficulty swallowing, and swelling of the lymph nodes. Here are some key points...