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We are proud to introduce to you this 2002 bay stallion Sinfully Kuel Diablo, farm name Rebel.
Its sad to say but there just are not many of thses Docs Diablo bred horses left any more. So
here is your chance to bred to a rare find. Rebel's sire Jesses Diablo was a very well known and
respected horse in Eastern Oklahoma. We are very greatfull to own, not one, but four own sons
and daughters of Jesses Diablo. You just can't get much more cow sense or athleticism in a horse
than by riding a Diablo.

Rebel suffered an unfortunate accident as a two-year-old when he was run into a horse trailer by
another horse. The injury resulted in the removal of the top third of his scapula. He still appears
serviceably sound, but has been ridden only lightly since healing from the accident. He has just
recently re-entered training as a heeling horse and team penner.

Prior to the injury he had about six rides. Like the other Jesses Diablos we have ridden Rebel seemed
to be born broke to ride. There was never any spook through the whole process of starting this colt.
He was as quiet an individual on the first ride as most aged horses. He was naturally a deep, hard
stopper the first time I loped him. With the typical quiet disposition and lightening fast reflexes
indicative of the Jesses Diablo offspring, Rebel seemed to have everything that we were looking for.

Although Rebel's sire and dam do not have traceable show records, both did have limited show
careers. Jesses Diablo won several cuttings at unapproved events. Hotrodders Delux was shown
successfully in 4-H and open shows. Both have produced successful performance horses. Jesses
Diablo produced an IPRA Finals roping horse. Hotrodders Delux is the dam to our senior stallion. Of
Rebel's grandsires and granddams, three are NRHA producers and the fourth is an NCHA Open
Futurity Champion.