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This gorgeous silvery buckskin will be kept at Third River Ranch as a replacement stallion to Fancy Cut Diamonds. He is 15.2 hands and is now starting to really fill out.  He has a great disposition and is a fast learner, which we are certail will pass to his offspring just as it did from his sire and dam. We have kept two of his full sisters for brood mares as they are just so athletic as well as a pleasure to be around. This colt’s full brother was the FIRST EVER foal giveaway colt.

Pedigree highlights for reference: Sire’s side Diamonds Sparkle: Hall of fame 2007; Outstanding show horse and quarter horse broodmare. 1996 was inducted into the NRHA hall of fame. 

Doc Bar; revolutionized the cutting horse industry. “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” sited from AQHA – a quote from Charlie Ward of the Jensens’ ranch. AQHA hall of fame in 1993. 

Poco Bueno: Sired 405 registered foals; 36 were aqha champions and 3 are in the ncha hall of fame. Fagan once said, “To tell you the truth, Poco Bueno was the greatest horse I’ve ever been with, and I’ve been around a lot of them.  He was easy to handle.  Gentle.  And smart.  Nearly all his colts were the same way.” Sited from the aqha website. Inducted into the aqha hall of fame 1990

Dam’s  side: Jet Deck: In his freshman year, Jet Deck was named the champion 2-year-old colt and champion stallion.  The next year, the bay was named world champion racehorse.

“He had great conformation, great desire and determination, and the best coordination of any horse I’ve ever seen in my life,” Stuchal said.  “As a sire, he was the greatest.  His loss to the horse breeding industry can’t be evaluated.” The stallion was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 1991. Sited from AQHA.