Fuhrman Farms Online
Terry Fuhrman and Emailed become 2004 Select World Champions in the Yearling Stallion class.
Kidlook, handled by Ted Turner, won the AQHA World Championship and was named Congress Grand Champion stallion in 2004.
Fuhrman Farms is owned by Terry and Mary Fuhrman and their son, Landon.
Terry Fuhrman grew up on a farm in South Dakota and has been involved with horses all his life. Prior to founding Fuhrman Farm, Terry had trained show horses and race horses professionally in South Dakota. He trained horses that earned high point awards in the South Dakota Quarter Horse Association (SDQHA) and race horses that were stakes winners. In addition, he managed a breeding operation and stood stallions to the public.
After moving to Nebraska, Fuhrman Farms grew in stature so it was competing very successfully at the state, regional, and national levels. Fuhrman Farm horses won numerous state year-end awards. In addition, they had 19 horses that placed in the top 10 at the AQHA World Championship shows. There was a Reserve World Champion in 1990 for Landon, and in 2004 the ultimate goal was reached when Terry Fuhrman showed Emailed to the title of World Champion Yearling Stallion in the Select division.
The family was very active in the AQHA and Quarter Horse Association of Nebraska (QHAN). Terry and Mary were state advisors for QHAN and Terry served on the QHAN board of directors. Landon Fuhrman is a past president of the Nebraska youth association and served on the national AQHYA board of directors as an officer for two years. [ see our photo gallery ]
In January of 2005 Fuhrman Farm was able to purchase from Ted Turner and Tim Hamlin a one-third interest in the 4-year-old stallion, Kidlook. Kidlook was the AQHA World Champion 3 year old stallion in 2004, and was also the overall Grand Champion Stallion at the All American Quarter Horse Congress in 2004. Kidlook is sired by Kid Clu and out of an outstanding producing own daughter of Mr Conclusion.
Fuhrman Farms owns a small band of well-bred broodmares that are being bred to Kidlook. There are always outstanding prospects available for sale.
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