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AQHA Registration #4720016 and NFQHA Registration
#F0031920, 89% foundation bred! These pictures were taken over almost a year ago. Currently standing at 15.1
hands, He should mature well over 15.3. His sire didn't fully mature till he was 5 years old, So a few more years of growth
for this guy! Born on April 17th of 2005. This stallion is HUGE all over. We cannot wait to see exactly how big this stallion
is going to turn out to be. If you are thinking about increasing the height of your herd AND want the possibility of a stunning
color as well as having outstanding conformation, this is the stallion you want to breed to. He is not a small horse, so if
you are looking for a petite fine boned horse, this is NOT the stallion for you. If you want big boned, old school bred cow
horse, that will outwork most cow-horses out there, and continue to perform well into his life, than consider "Punch".
His pedigree contains many great legends, such as Blue Valentine, Hancock, Hard Twist, Cowboy,
Doc Bar, Gooseberry, etc etc.. Both sire and dam were "cow eatin' son of a guns". He will also
be entering training in May of 2008. We will not be opening him up to a breeding season until after training has been completed
and he has been proven. However, if you are interested in him, please feel free to email us for more information or keep an
eye on our site for new updates and changes. (We will have updated pictures of him very soon)
Stud Fee: Private Treaty
Booking Fee: $200.00 non-refundable
Shipped semen available.
(Not breeding
until 2009, AI only)
All mares bred to our stallions must be prior approved
and be registered. We reserve the right to decline any mares for eligibility. We apologize
for any inconvenience this may cause.
This pedigree table only shows a small part of the performance
records within this stallions’ ancestry. Please view AQHA reports for more information on all the performers in his
line. And some as you can tell, may not have been show performers but are well known enough as a producer and sired many greats.
Dam goes back to greats such as Cowboy, Hard Twist, Three Bars just to name a few. Reference Legends books.
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