herman - 2014-01-29 3:02 PM We have raced 6 if his colts on the track as two and three yr olds. They did great and all were competitive, all but one went on to barrel racing careers. Each is still very sound, with the exception of RC Back in Black, Jane Melby's 3 go round winner at the 2011 NFR. She had run at over a 100 rodeo's that year- prior to the NFR - and then back home had a freak accident in the pasture that ended her career - per Jane. (maybe this is what started the knee thing you had heard) They are fun to train, they are quick footed, reactive, light sided and really follow their face. I have personally rode over a dozen of them. 99 moved to Canada, but I will continue to breed my mares to him and ride his colts. When you find a stallion that stamps his colts so consistently, its easy to stick with them. A bonus is they are pretty horses that market easy.