TR PRIME FROST AKA “PRIME”

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WOW sums it up for this powerhouse of a colt. With his big hip and kind eye he is absolutely beautiful and it’s easy to tell he’s going to be very athletic . He has a great mind with a willing attitude and is extremely friendly.

With Sun Frost and Dash for Cash in his pedigree, just to name a few, he’s got a lot of proven bloodlines all wrapped up in a stunning palomino package.

Pedigree information for reference: 

Dam’s side: Sun Frost in his lineage was a handsome palomio stallion that was fast enough to catch a calf and cowy enough to be a top cutting horse. He also sired many famous barrel racing horses. One of his best attributes was his mind and disposition. He was inducted into the AQHA hall of fame in 2022.

Also in his pedigree is Driftwood, which was the great grandsire of Sun Frost.   He was known as “Speedy” to ropers for years,  and is known to the history books as Driftwood. At 9 he became a full time roping horse,  he was a bullet out of the box. He provided a profitable roping horse and stood up under the pressure of lots of runs, long hauls and different ropers using him. The stallion sired fast, calm-natured, athletic horses with pretty heads that could handle themselves in rodeo arenas.  A few of Driftwood’s better known progeny are Driftwood Ike, Poker Chip Peake, Henny Penny Peake and Speedywood. Sited From AQHA

Sire’s side:Dash for Cash: Dash For Cash ran 25 races in three years, crossing the finish line first – usually with plenty of daylight to spare – in 21 of them

Dash For Cash horses also made great cow horses such as National Cutting Horse Association world champion Miss N Cash.  Dash For Cash had great intelligence and ability that he passed onto his offspring.

He was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 1997. Sited from AQHA. 

Smart Little Lena: Smart Little Lena was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 2015. It’s not the size of the horse in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the horse that matters, and Smart Little Lena had plenty of fight in his heart with style on the ground to match it.Smart Little Lena’s low, flowing snaky cutting style won the 1982 NCHA Futurity. He followed that win with first-place finishes in the NCHA Super Stakes and Derby.  After earning $577,652 in just eight shows, Smart Little Lena was retired to the breeding shed. As a sire, Smart Little Lena was outstanding, with money-earning foals in every performance discipline. In AQHA competition, his offspring earned 9,744.5 points and 22 world championships, along with $216,387. In the National Reining Horse Association competition, his foals earned $686,470. In the National Reined Cow Horse Association, they earned $973,136.95.  But Smart Little Lena’s foals were primarily destined for the cutting pen and NCHA, where they earned $34.9 million.

As a maternal grandsire, his grandget earned 14,979.5 points in AQHA competition and $567,224. In NRHA competition, they earned $1.8 million; in NRCHA competition, they earned $2.56 million; and in NCHA, they earned $50 million. Smart Little Lena was euthanized in 2010, but that wasn’t the end. At the 2014 NCHA Futurity, 23 of the 25 open finalists – including the winner – carried the fighting blood of Smart Little Lena with them into the pen for their own duels in the dirt. The tiny stallion’s fighting legacy lives on. AQHA sited 

Mr Eye Opener: Mr Eye Opener sired 1,497 starters from 2,024 foals, including 95 stakes winners and the earners of more than $28.2 million.

When AQHA closed the books on 2018, Mr Eye Opener ranked No. 10 on the all-time leading sires of money earners list at $28.1 million. The only son of Dash For Cash that ranked higher was First Down Dash. Inducted into the AQHA hall of fame in 2020, sited AQHA