Concert True Brit
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If you see brass musical horns decorating a horse or goat stall at a show, it’s probably a strong indication that a Concert Brass individual is on exhibition.

Concert Brass had its beginning with the 1970 purchase of Windy Hill Symphonie. This genetically superior, National Performance Champion mare, became the cornerstone of the Concert prefix. Her dynasty continues to be perpetuated through her award winning descendents, some living as far away as New York, and others that still run on our rugged Texas Hill Country ranch in Uvalde County.

South African Boer Goats joined the Concert in 1993. The application of selective line-breeding, learned from years of producing champion performance Morgan horses, continues to influence the goat flock.

Our newest and most difficult challenge is to progress towards sustainability (holistic ranching) by raising genetically superior animals that are able to thrive in their continually improving natural environment. The rewards for our success, will not only be for our own benefit, but for anyone that follows us into this new frontier. If you have questions, together we can find the answers.

Catherine Tull-Linton, D.V.M., M.P.H. - Click Here To Learn More About Catherine & Her Animal History

I'd like to introduce my dog Koley, a German Shepherd that retired as a War Hero. He sniffed for bombs in Iraq and Afghanistan and saved countless lives. I was able to adopt him four years ago when he was 10 years old and going blind with German Shepherd Pannus.  He is the love of my life.  He was born in Holland and served our country in multiple job sites (airports, ATF and overseas).