AQHA/NFQHA Bay Stallion At Stud

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AQHA/NFQHA Bay Stallion At Stud; Beretta Sport Model
Topic Started: Thursday, 29. November 2007, 22:34 (356 Views)
2blazy	Thursday, 29. November 2007, 22:34 Post #1
a true survivor Posts: 148 Group: Charter Member #53 Joined: 12 October 2005	This bay stallion has done it all. As a yearling, he learned tricks like counting, bowing, laying down on cue. As a two year old, he won the annual Southside All-around doing judged events. As a five year old, he was MQHA Reseve Champion in Poles and the in-state Champion Working Cowhorse. In 2003, I decided to fit him for the MS State Championship Show for Halter. He placed in the Top Ten with four weeks of fitting. He throws bays, bays and more bays; 4+ true blacks; several browns and a buckskin. Has two paint tobiano babies off of paint mares. He is Listed with AQHA and with APHA. Puts incredible minds on the babies. He has produced many money winners including the 2004 AQHA Dixie National Junior Pole Champion - Berette San Caro, which is Hanna Taylors barrel Horse now. Sport Model has been rode by my young son. Has great manners about him, can act like a real gentleman. Standing in Braxton Mississippi. About 30 Miles South of Jackson. Contact Angie Barnard 601-847-3251 or 601-613-1891. 2008 Fee: $500.00 8.00/ day mare care



brandy	Thursday, 29. November 2007, 23:22 Post #2
Posts: 210 Group: 2007 Member #329 Joined: 13 August 2007 1. How Many Horses: four 2. Breeds Owned or Your Favorite Breed Arabians, QH and mustang	He sounds like a wonderful horse. Would love to see some pictures of him.
	Brandy Lynn "The outside of a horse is good for the inside of a woman"


2blazy	Thursday, 6. December 2007, 18:30 Post #3
a true survivor Posts: 148 Group: Charter Member #53 Joined: 12 October 2005	This photo thing is surprising and alarming all at the same time, to me. Sorry it took me so long, but here he is. A~



msequine	Thursday, 6. December 2007, 20:02 Post #4
Originator Posts: 9,207 Group: Admin Member #1 Joined: 15 May 2005 2. Breeds Owned or Your Favorite Breed TWH, Peruvian	He's gorgeous Angie! I'm glad you posted a photo.
	"Use what talents you possess; the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best." - Henry Van Dyke


Deleted User	Thursday, 6. December 2007, 20:18 Post #5
Deleted User	He's not bad for a 1/4 (25%) horse. Hi Angie!
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WldHrtRnch	Friday, 7. December 2007, 06:26 Post #6
Wild At Heart Posts: 9,467 Group: Admin Member #14 Joined: 25 June 2005 2. Breeds Owned or Your Favorite Breed Quarter Horses and Arabians	He is mighty fine!!
	"If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much space" �And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years.� ~Abraham Lincoln


kyotyrx7	Friday, 7. December 2007, 10:53 Post #7
Angelena Posts: 230 Group: 2006 Member #98 Joined: 7 March 2006 1. How Many Horses: 8 2. Breeds Owned or Your Favorite Breed Arabians, Half-Arabians & Paints	He's BEAUTIFUL... Very nice specimen..... If I had a QH mare I would give you a call.
	Kyotyrx7


brandy	Friday, 7. December 2007, 20:28 Post #8
Posts: 210 Group: 2007 Member #329 Joined: 13 August 2007 1. How Many Horses: four 2. Breeds Owned or Your Favorite Breed Arabians, QH and mustang	WOW! He is absolutely beautiful and thanks for the photo.
	Brandy Lynn "The outside of a horse is good for the inside of a woman"


2blazy	Friday, 7. December 2007, 23:37 Post #9
a true survivor Posts: 148 Group: Charter Member #53 Joined: 12 October 2005	Thanks everyone for appreciating him as much as I do. It took me quite a while to "find" the stallion prospect. I have got several babies off of him and they are all easy to work with, so not only does he put looks on babies; he can pass on smarts too, which makes it NICE to train them.



2blazy	Monday, 7. January 2008, 00:04 Post #10
a true survivor Posts: 148 Group: Charter Member #53 Joined: 12 October 2005	Just got a call from a lady that absolutely loves her 2007 baby and wants to breed back. She said that her baby has got a lot of personality. I told her that my paint baby was the same way. Put a halter on him last week because he kept following me around in the pasture, so I just thought I put all this 'following' to use and try to get a freebie in on halter breaking. I put the halter and him,- he stuck his head up a few times and off we went. He is so curious that I don't think 'Curious George' would have nothing ON him. 2 B Lazy Angie



2blazy	Wednesday, 9. April 2008, 17:31 Post #11
a true survivor Posts: 148 Group: Charter Member #53 Joined: 12 October 2005	The horse on the skin looks like one of his babies -the one with strip and snip. I alway thought "there is Brother"! Of course, Brother's strip and snp doesn't seperate. Brother is a special one - his mother died when he was just 2 months old. So, we have always Babied him. A~



2blazy	Friday, 13. June 2008, 22:26 Post #12
a true survivor Posts: 148 Group: Charter Member #53 Joined: 12 October 2005	updating A~


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