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Bred to Surefine Whiskey for a 2008 Foal, will be bred back to Floating Interest
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Burks Star Jet (Star) 1996 AQHA Bay Mare This bay mare, a grandaughter of Easy Jet, is broke to ride and man can she run. She is without a doubt one of the most athletic horses we have and her endurance is phenomenal. We rode her until she was five years old and then let her have some babies.
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Easy Jet as a Performance Sire??
Why should barrel racers care about this great horse of yesteryear? One reason is soundness. Easy Jet endured an incredible schedule during his 2-year-old year, racing way more than other horses his age, and he remained sound and willing. In fact, he remained sound his entire life. Then there is energy. It was said of him that he was a "busy" horse, always active and wanting to move. When that energy was channeled into racing, he achieved greatness. And Easy Jet wasn't just fast, he was quick. That trait did not endear him to his race jockeys, who needed to concern themselves with becoming unseated, but in barrel racing, we know what to do with that kind of quickness.
Walter Merrick, Easy Jet's owner, made these comments in interviews with Barrel Horse News: "I think his bone had a lot to do with it (his retiring sound). He was just always sound. He never had a sore day in his life." "He never was a mean colt at all, but he was on his toes all the time. He never did have any buck in him, but he was just a hyper-kind of horse ... he could move so quickly, so fast, it was hard to stay with him." "Anything that's got Easy Jet in it, they could run. They have good minds on them, and they're smart. You could teach them about anything."
Easy Jet achieved success as a stallion because he was able to pass on the traits that made him great. Two of Easy Jet's sons appear frequently in the pedigrees of barrel horses: Easily Smashed, himself a champion, and Easy Six, the sire of Streakin Six. Look for Easy Jet's name also on the bottom side of the pedigree, as he became a most successful broodmare sire.
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Bred to Plastic Playgun for a 2008 foal. Will be bred back to Floating Interest
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Docs Red Frosty (Frosty)
1998 AQHA Sorrel Mare
 Frosty is a cutting bred mare sired by Melanies Doc Boy. Her mother is a paternal sister to Peppys Boy 895, the sire of 2000 NCHA Futurity Champion Shania Cee. Although "Frosty" was never ridden (we bought her as a 5 year old), her 3/4 brother, Vibrant San Bar, was in training with Justin Lawrence and competed successfully in Reined Cowhorse events. He won 2nd in the SDRCHA event in Rapid City, SD in September 2004 and competed and placed in Reno in the 2004 NRCHA futurity. She came out of the Art Larson program and has excellent bone and quickness.
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Bred to Surefine Whiskey for a 2008 Foal. Will be bred to The Mighty Gambler.
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Play Wendy (Wendy) 1998 AQHA Sorrel Mare Wendy is all sorrel, no markings anywhere. Her sire is Screen Play, an NCHA Open Reserve Jr. World Champion and her dam Jae Bar Wendy (by Docs Jack Sprat) sold for over $100,000 in 2002. She has lots of performers in her pedigree - and lots of cow. This mare was started as a two year old and she can really spin, sidepass, and move. Very catty......
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Will be bred to Floating Interest for a 2009 foal.
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Colonel Dy (Di) 2001 AQHA Bay Mare
Colonel Freckles, Doc O'Lena, Poco Blackburn and Gay Bar King....what else would you put in a broodmare?
She stands 15.1, is solid bay and very, very correct.
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Will be bred to Surefine Whiskey for a 2009 foal
 "Jasmines" 2002 AQHA black filly. Grand Champion Mare EMHSC Miles City and CCQHA Lunge Line Champion in 2003.
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Miss Fine Ess (Jasmine) 1996 AQHA Brown Mare
We first purchased a filly (shown at left) of this mares and when she came up for sale in 2007, purchased her.
Jackie Bee was one of the great halter and performance horse producers of his time. In the 1970's he produced many outstanding get that received many awards, such as: AQHA Champion, Halter Superior, and ROMS in Halter. When the look of the halter horse changed Jackie's get didn't change with it. Instead they showed there versatility in the performance classes, earning again such awards as: AQHA World Champion, Superior awards, and ROMS in the arena.
Skippa String, sire of Skip Silent was a AAA racehorse with a SI 95. Skip Tres Bar was an AQHA Champion earning points in halter and performance events.
The Eddie 40 and Shurfine Miss bloodlines came from the Scott Ranch. Winning the AQHA Best of the Remuda award in 2007, John Scott commented about their breeding program. In those comments he stated that “I really feel that the Eddie 40 horses were the best that we ever raised,” noted Scott. “They had everything a cowboy could want - lots of cow, easy to ride, good balance, soft mouth, and heart that would not quit.” You'll note these Eddie 40 bloodlines in our horses over and again. They may not have lots of points and championships, but they were sought after horses and you will see them again and again as being the horses that Paddys Irish Whiskey and Doc O Dynamite were crossed with.
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Shes Dancin Quincy (Pretty) 1998 AQHA Sorrel Mare
 We call her "Pretty" because she is just that - a sorrel mare with a flaxen mane and tail and the most beautiful head and eye that could be put on a horse. She has a big hip, excellent confirmation, and pedigree with greats such as Quincy Dan, Showdown, and Parkers Trouble. Bred to Surefine Whiskey for a 2008 Foal. Will be bred to Surefine Whiskey again.
Shown at left is "Pretty's" 2006 AQHA Sorrel Filly
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Bred to Surefine Whiskey for a 2008 Foal and will be bred back to Surefine Whiskey
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Lady Patsy Bueno (Fuzz) 1995 Bay Mare
Fuzz is a foundation bred mare that mirrors the Poco Bueno horse type. She is solid, level headed and has a disposition of gold. Her foals are top notch.
 "Fuzz's" 2007 AQHA Chestnut Filly
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Bred to Surefine Whiskey for a 2008 Foal, will be bred to Floating Interest for a 2009 foal
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Lil Dun of Mine (Lilly) 2000 AQHA Red Dun Mare
Lilly is everything you could want in a broodmare - substance, bone, color, style, muscle, and disposition. What she lacks in pedigree, she makes up for with what she has proven to be. She is absolutely one of our favorites and is right in every way....
 "Lilly" is the dam of the buckskin stallion shown above and on our for sale page.
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Will be bred to Floating Interest for a 2009 foal
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Pasamontes Silk (Silky) 2000 AQHA Red Dun Mare
This mare is a mover - she looks as though she almosts floats across the ground and she has speed to burn. Silky is bred to Surefine Whiskey for a 2006 baby.
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Bred to The Mighty Gambler for a 2008 foal. Will be bred back to Surefine Whiskey
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Ms Esheart Sparkin (Sparky) 2003 AQHA Chestnut Mare
 This is an outstanding filly bred by Charles and Sandy Wilson of Jordan, MT. Her sire is Sparkin Hot x Shining Spark. Shining Spark (owned by Carol Rose) is a leading reining sire and Sparkin Hot has also earned AQHA points in reining and qualified for the world show. We are proud to have this liver chestnut filly and can't wait to show her next summer as a three year old. She is eligible to be enrolled in the AQHA Incentive Fund. She won the 2004 CCQHA Sale futurity as a yearling and the 2005 CCQHA Open Show as a two year old.
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Paternal Grandsire Information
 News Realease in 2001: Shining Spark, was born January 19, 1989. Just twelve years later, his strength as a sire is indisputable. Shining Spark foals have earned over a million dollars in NRHA competition, but that's only part of the story. They've also accumulated over 6,000 points in American Quarter Horse Association competition, and fourteen AQHA world or reserve world championships - from reining to working cow horse to calf roping and heading and heeling. At the 2001 AQHA World Championship Show, 15 top ten finalists were sired by Shining Spark.  Shining Spark foals have won an estimated half million dollars in National Reined Cow Horse Association competition - and that includes major titles like the NRCHA Open Hackamore Classic, the NRCHA Open Futurity Reserve Championship and others. In addition, Shining Spark foals have earnings in National Cutting Horse Association competition that are well into the five-figure range.
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CREME D LA DOC (Vanna) -
 Color breeders take notice. This is one of the nicest cremello fillies we have seen. She has a nice size and will probably mature at 15 hands or just a little over. Very thick and muscular. Lots of cow and speed in her pedigree. Sail On Bunny had a speed index of 108 and the maternal side of her pedigree has a heavy concentration of Bill Cody. |
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Bred to Surefine Whiskey for a 2008 Foal. Will be bred back to Surefine Whiskey
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MISS LYNX STORM (Freckles)-
More commonly known as "Freckles" around the ranch, this filly will catch your eye in a heartbeat! She has had lots of groundwork but we have not started her as she was wire cut her two year old year. This filly's sire has his ROM in Working Cowhorse, has AQHA points and was a 2003 World Show qualifier in working cowhorse. He won the SDRCHA Futurity and Derby and was Reserve Champion at the WRCHA with LTE of $12,000. Her dam has had wins in working cowhorse and team penning. Colonel Freckles, Doc's Prescription, and Doc's Lynx are right on the papers of this filly. She is certainly good enough to breed but we think she will be better to ride!
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