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Location: Kansas | demand for him crossed on a cow bred mare? Been looking at eventually breeding my Grey mare to him (finished on barrels and awesome in the roping pen).I just see alot of running bred mares crossed to him. Wasn't sure about cow bred mares.....such as two eyed jack, jackie bee bred mares. |
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Location: Texas | I've seen nice ones crossed on all types. I plan on breeding to him, but all my mares are runners so I don't really have a choice on run or cow :P. But they breed a lot of ranch mares to him and they go to the barrel and roping pen. |
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| A college room mate and hauling buddy of mine lives in the NE corner of Nebraska. They have successfully crossed him three times on a foundation cow-bred mare of her father -in-laws. Those colts are OUTSTANDING!
Mind you, the mare has bone, mass, and correct structure with a short, wide back. Thus, ASOF has worked well on that cross as her strengths have balanced his perceived weaknesses that he can sometimes throw in his offspring. But I will say, each one of those colts is a LOOKER with BRAINS and ATHLETIC ability in spades!!
I would ride one of those colts for just about anything I wanted ...
ETA - They have had NO issues with interest and selling these colts. The one that hit the ground this last year was sold (on contingency of a live birth) before it hit the ground. :)
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| my finished barrel mare is bred almost the same as yours! add a lil poco beuno in there and they could be siblings. Iv thought about breeding mine to him as well! im interested to hear all the comments.
what about trula's horse worm? I know the mare was her husbands steer wrestling horse but i dont know how she was bred |
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Location: Central TX | Theres been a lot of nice ones! seems that everything crosses well on him!! only thing is ive sworn to myself over and over i wont buy one ( not because i dont love them and theyre not winners) but because they are a** draggin SOB's and i dont think id be able to get one around a barrel to save my life from the many ive seen! prepare to ride the heck out of em to get them around all 3 but if you can and are aggressive they are NICE!  |
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Location: Minnesota | zansbeunogal_2268 - 2014-02-04 8:21 AM
my finished barrel mare is bred almost the same as yours! add a lil poco beuno in there and they could be siblings. Iv thought about breeding mine to him as well! im interested to hear all the comments.
what about trula's horse worm? I know the mare was her husbands steer wrestling horse but i dont know how she was bred
Here is Worm's papers- http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/a+streak+of+rita
I just want to add that during the NFR I spent a week at Ryan and Jane Melby's. They were holding A Streak Of Fling at their training facility in Oklahoma during the NFR. He is a very well behaved stud. He is quiet and calm. I even took him out of his stall and turned him out while I cleaned it. He has a sweet personalty and seemed to have a good mind on him. Personally I think he would cross well with a cow horse.
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| My vet has been crossing him on cowbred mares for 10 years. They have has some super nice horses. Most go to the roping pen. |
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Location: Where the stars at night are big and bright, TX | My big roan mare, her dam has been taken to A Streak Of Fling a few times and had much success with the foals and all sold immediately and 5 digit horses. That mare is Driftwood, Poco Bueno, Clabber Bar, stayed with old lines with her. |
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Location: Kansas | this is the mare I would want to breed to him. Nothing fancy, but she is a solid all around horse. Registered name is Docs Silver Jill |
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Location: Georgia | Love Streak of Fling! I have an awesome little buckskin barrel horse. . . . anyone know what you would get crossing a bay roan with a buckskin?? Just curious. |
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Location: Desert Land | I know the cross on Boon Dox John mares has been a good one. |
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| dallaswinn - 2014-02-04 11:10 AM Love Streak of Fling! I have an awesome little buckskin barrel horse. . . . anyone know what you would get crossing a bay roan with a buckskin?? Just curious.
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Location: Royal J Performance Horses, AZ | If i had a cowbred mare I'd definitely try the cross. but for now I'm breeding my pritzi Dash daughter to him for 2014.
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Location: USA | Just bought a yearling that is Zan Parr Bar X Two eyed jack X Hollywood Dunit on the bottom. He's a bay roan. Love him so far, I'll let you know more next year! |
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Location: Deep South | BASexton - 2014-02-03 9:02 PM
LOVE a streak of fling sons and daughters crossed on cutting/cow bred mares. I wish there were more of them out there.
I love the ASOF you've been running! Very nice!! Glad you're posting on here.  |
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| There is a big time cattle ranch near my town that has been crossing ASOF on cowbred mares for years. Probably every horse they own is now a son/daughter or grandson/grandaughter of him! Extremly nice ranch horses!
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Just bought a yearling that is Zan Parr Bar X Two eyed jack X Hollywood Dunit on the bottom. He's a bay roan. Love him so far, I'll let you know more next year!
Where did you find that! I would love that! I want the next one, LOL |
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Location: Kansas | Ok now I can finally post a picture LOL!!! Here is my mare, nothing fancy....but wanting to find a nice stud to breed her to when I retire her in a few years.
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Location: USA | Oakley - 2014-02-04 1:46 PM
Just bought a yearling that is Zan Parr Bar X Two eyed jack X Hollywood Dunit on the bottom. He's a bay roan. Love him so far, I'll let you know more next year!
Where did you find that! I would love that! I want the next one, LOL
Lol....had to go all the way to Canada! I will post a picture if I can figure it out.
Also had ASOF colt out of a buckskin mare and he was almost grulla roan in the summer, but changed colors about 5 times a year. Really pretty boy. I would have a barn full if I could afford it!
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Location: You never know where I will show up...... | I had a beautiful blue roan mare by ASOF and out of a Two Eyed Jack-bred mare. She was really cool to ride and very athletic. When I bought her I had hoped she'd grow a little bit taller than she was, and she didn't but she was built like a tank. I ended up selling her to a more petite rider....she will be run in futurities next year. I really liked her, I was just too fat for her.
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Location: Got Lobsta? | dallaswinn - 2014-02-04 12:10 PM Love Streak of Fling! I have an awesome little buckskin barrel horse. . . . anyone know what you would get crossing a bay roan with a buckskin?? Just curious.
My SOF dam is a buckskin and she came out a blue roan - HOWEVER I think she's going to turn to a dark bay roan. |
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | rockinas - 2014-02-04 9:39 PM I had a beautiful blue roan mare by ASOF and out of a Two Eyed Jack-bred mare. She was really cool to ride and very athletic. When I bought her I had hoped she'd grow a little bit taller than she was, and she didn't but she was built like a tank. I ended up selling her to a more petite rider....she will be run in futurities next year. I really liked her, I was just too fat for her.
Don't you have ASOF babies coming this spring?
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Location: You never know where I will show up...... | CYA Ranch - 2014-02-05 8:06 AM rockinas - 2014-02-04 9:39 PM I had a beautiful blue roan mare by ASOF and out of a Two Eyed Jack-bred mare. She was really cool to ride and very athletic. When I bought her I had hoped she'd grow a little bit taller than she was, and she didn't but she was built like a tank. I ended up selling her to a more petite rider....she will be run in futurities next year. I really liked her, I was just too fat for her.
Don't you have ASOF babies coming this spring?
Nah. True Story. Fling's new owner is only about 2/3 of my size. Soaking wet.
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Just bought a yearling that is Zan Parr Bar X Two eyed jack X Hollywood Dunit on the bottom. He's a bay roan. Love him so far, I'll let you know more next year!
Where did you find that! I would love that! I want the next one, LOL
Lol....had to go all the way to Canada! I will post a picture if I can figure it out.
Also had ASOF colt out of a buckskin mare and he was almost grulla roan in the summer, but changed colors about 5 times a year. Really pretty boy. I would have a barn full if I could afford it!
oh did you buy him from shauna getz, from whitby farms in lucky lake,sk?? if thats the boy, I've been admiring him!! but I didnt find out he was sold till he was sold... dang  |
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | rockinas - 2014-02-05 8:36 AM CYA Ranch - 2014-02-05 8:06 AM rockinas - 2014-02-04 9:39 PM I had a beautiful blue roan mare by ASOF and out of a Two Eyed Jack-bred mare. She was really cool to ride and very athletic. When I bought her I had hoped she'd grow a little bit taller than she was, and she didn't but she was built like a tank. I ended up selling her to a more petite rider....she will be run in futurities next year. I really liked her, I was just too fat for her.
Don't you have ASOF babies coming this spring?
That will be a nice cross.
I was always jealous as heck when Emily ran my horses she'd always place better than when I ran them. Hence the reason why I don't let her run my horses any longer. |
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Location: Texas | SG. - 2014-02-05 9:32 AM
I have been a huge fan of his since 2003
me too <3 well maybe not since 2003.. I was just getting in to the barrel scene and didn't have much of a clue on things :P
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Location: South Dakota | zansbeunogal_2268 - 2014-02-05 8:42 AM Oakley - 2014-02-04 7:28 PM Oakley - 2014-02-04 1:46 PM
Just bought a yearling that is Zan Parr Bar X Two eyed jack X Hollywood Dunit on the bottom. He's a bay roan. Love him so far, I'll let you know more next year!
Where did you find that! I would love that! I want the next one, LOL
Lol....had to go all the way to Canada! I will post a picture if I can figure it out.
Also had ASOF colt out of a buckskin mare and he was almost grulla roan in the summer, but changed colors about 5 times a year. Really pretty boy. I would have a barn full if I could afford it!
oh did you buy him from shauna getz, from whitby farms in lucky lake,sk?? if thats the boy, I've been admiring him!! but I didnt find out he was sold till he was sold... dang
Shauna raises awesome horses...if this is the same colt I'm thinking of...looks like a winner for sure!!
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Location: You never know where I will show up...... | CYA Ranch - 2014-02-05 9:24 AM That will be a nice cross.
I was always jealous as heck when Emily ran my horses she'd always place better than when I ran them. Hence the reason why I don't let her run my horses any longer.
Thanks, I sure hope so. Hopefully the foal I've got coming in April should have a little more size than the filly I sold this fall.
The mare I flushed is a pretty good sized mare and the recip mare that is carrying her (hoping for a filly LOL!) is a big gray JK Copper Bruce daughter that I bought from Knipplings. So she's got plenty of room to bake in there.
I guess we will see.
If not, I know that he or she should be marketable at least!
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Location: Deep South | abbarrelhorses - 2014-02-05 7:41 PM
I purchased a son of ASOF at 4 months old. He is now coming 2. He is crossed on an own daughter of Wonder Otoe. He has a great mind. Very easy to start. Should be a natural on the barrels. He is a stud & will stand in 2015. I am very excited about him
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Location: USA | Yes, I did get him from Shauna. I am so excited about him, he has got the best personality I have ever seen on a yearling. She does have some nice horses!
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Location: South Dakota | Oakley - 2014-02-05 8:46 PM Yes, I did get him from Shauna. I am so excited about him, he has got the best personality I have ever seen on a yearling. She does have some nice horses! I wish I could post pictures, but it says my pictures are to big and I don't know how to scale them down on this I-pad.
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| How have people liked their offspring temperment wise? I've heard everything from "love them" to "spooky and looky" Do they stay pretty sound? I've also heard people say yes and no? |
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Location: left field | My ASOF is coming 4 this year and she's out of a Shawne Bug daughter, she's a BIG girl. She was every bit of 15.2 as a 2 yr old, she hasn't grown much taller since, but filled out more and we love her. She will run in the futurities next year, and we are flushing embryos from her this year. Have her booked to Irish Pay and Frenchmans Guy. I'll post a pic of her.
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Location: Royal J Performance Horses, AZ | purplemoon828 - 2014-02-06 10:31 AM
How have people liked their offspring temperment wise? I've heard everything from "love them" to "spooky and looky" Do they stay pretty sound? I've also heard people say yes and no?
I rode a friends mare who has NEVER been out at a busy barrel race with horse loping circles, slide stoping, and just warming their horses up in tight quarters and the mare was looky but NOT spooky ONE BIT. I thoroughly enjoyed riding her she was a pleasure! In fact riding my friends mare is what made my decision to breed my PD mare to ASOF |
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Location: Royal J Performance Horses, AZ | awest - 2014-02-06 11:00 AM
My ASOF is coming 4 this year and she's out of a Shawne Bug daughter, she's a BIG girl. She was every bit of 15.2 as a 2 yr old, she hasn't grown much taller since, but filled out more and we love her. She will run in the futurities next year, and we are flushing embryos from her this year. Have her booked to Irish Pay and Frenchmans Guy. I'll post a pic of her.
HOLY COW! That mare is STUNNING! and that breeding!!!! OMG you are darn right to ET her Gosh I bet she will be amazing on the barrels! She is NICE NICE NICE! |
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Location: You never know where I will show up...... | purplemoon828 - 2014-02-06 11:31 AM How have people liked their offspring temperment wise? I've heard everything from "love them" to "spooky and looky" Do they stay pretty sound? I've also heard people say yes and no?
I really liked mine. She would come up to me every day out in the pasture, real friendly and loved having a job. As far as riding her she was a little watchy but no worse than the Docs Jack Frost grandget that I've grown up on. She was very smart, show her something once and she had it figured out. Despite being short, mine was big boned and good footed, she was barefoot the entire time I had her. |
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Location: left field | My mare is gentle and kind, but flighty. If you raise your hand too fast to pet her or touch her face she acts like your going to beat her, but then you just wait a second and then she's like, Oh ok, no big deal. But she's very good minded and willing and one of the best ranch horses we have.
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Location: Texas | Man I REALLY want to breed a mare to him this year. Gah!
My mare's half sister Levin Lucille has a colt by ASOF in Italy. Named Ellevi Streakin Six or LV streakin Six they sometimes call him. he is INCREDIBLE! |
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