TR Docs Drift aka “Stargazer”

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CW A Star Is Born is notorious for producing colts with exceptional conformation and that signature “popping” muscle—and this little stud colt is no exception. Between his flashy markings and curious, engaging personality, he is an absolute joy to have at the ranch. Backed by a powerful pedigree that includes the legendary Driftwood and our very own Fancy Cut Diamonds, he has all the makings of an elite athlete. Whether you route him toward roping, working cow horse, or want a handy, dependable partner for daily ranch work, this colt is bound to excel.

Pedigree info for reference:

Maternal Line (Dam’s Side)

• Driftwood: Known affectionately to ropers as “Speedy,” this handsome bay stallion became a legendary full-time roping horse. Thanks to his match-race background, he was a bullet out of the box, standing up effortlessly to the pressure of long hauls, heavy runs, and multiple riders. Driftwood consistently sired fast, calm-natured, and athletic horses with refined heads that excelled in the rodeo arena. Notable progeny include Driftwood Ike, Poker Chip Peake, Henny Penny Peake, and Speedywood. (Source: AQHA)

• Freckles Playboy: An AQHA Hall of Fame inductee (2013), Freckles Playboy was a monumental cutting horse and sire. He ranks among the AQHA’s top 10 all-time leading maternal grandsires for both cutting and working cow horse. His offspring earned an incredible $24.5 million in the NCHA, alongside significant earnings in the NRCHA, NRHA, and the AQHA World Show. From 26 foal crops, he sired 13 AQHA World Champions and 17 Reserve World Champions, while his daughters produced an additional 13 World Champions and over $35 million in alliance earnings. (Source: AQHA)

Paternal Line (Sire’s Side)

• Diamonds Sparkle: Inducted into the NRHA Hall of Fame in 1996 and the AQHA Hall of Fame in 2007, this legendary mare was both an outstanding show horse and an elite, industry-shaping AQHA broodmare.

• Doc Bar: Inducted into the AQHA Hall of Fame in 1993, Doc Bar completely revolutionized the cutting horse industry. As Charlie Ward of the Jensen Ranch famously noted: “His colts are all uniform and possess a lot of sense. They’re easy to train, they have a lot of natural ability—every one of them is cowy.” (Source: AQHA)

• Poco Bueno: An AQHA Hall of Fame inductee (1990), Poco Bueno sired 405 registered foals, including 36 AQHA Champions and 3 NCHA Hall of Fame inductees. Legendary horseman Bob Fagan once remarked: “To tell you the truth, Poco Bueno was the greatest horse I’ve ever been with… He was easy to handle. Gentle. And smart. Nearly all his colts were the same way.” (Source: AQHA)