WiscoRacer - 2018-08-01 12:11 AM

He's a nice horse, I've seen him in person and he's got good bone and feet. We had two foals by him, a colt and a filly. Both very sweet and handle-able. No issues halter breaking or anything like that, kind of just went with the flow. I would breed to him again if I was on a budget.

willyturnit - 2018-10-22 12:50 PM

I'm kinda bias because we own him. He is very talented and super athletic. His babies are super smart, fast and atheltic. To my knowledge there has only been 1 to make it to the barrel pen. Most have gone to the track and have stayed there until they were 3 or 4 putting them out of barrel futurity age. His first several foal crops (before we owned him) were very small, maybe 8 foals. The owners were still racing him so did limited breeding. His oldest after we purchased him are 4 this year I believe. I have a video on my FB page of a 3 year old I have started on the pattern. A young lady (16 yrs old) has one she trained and has started to compete on this year and I see a very similar turning style. Very balance and collected. Again, this is my opinion but so far I have heard no complaints from any race trainer that has them. I have a 3 year old I just brought home from the track I will be starting (AAA three times this year at 2 different distances) and a 4 year old I have not brought home yet that I will also start on barrels. I am super excited for them and hope more people will take them into the barrel arena.