DOC'S GONE DUNIT

 

Nov 2007, 4 yo.	Sept 2007, 4 yo now gray	April 2005, 2 yo	May 2004, Yearling Halter ABRA Show

$600 LFG, $100 Booking Fee

Boarding Avail On Site

Clean Culture Required

Barrel Racing Debut 2/2/08

PEDIGREE

Color Pedigree

2005 Sorrel Colt	2005 Sorrel Colt	2005 Sorrel Colt	2005 Sorrel Colt	Copper 6 weeks	Copper 3 months Destroyed due to stall injury

2008 Buckskin Colt	2008 Buckskin Colt	2008 Buckskin Colt	2008 Buckskin Colt	2008 Buckskin Colt

 

Testimonials:

"I have known Doc for sometime now and love him.  He is one of the most respectful stallions I have ever been around.  His conformation is fantastic also.  I can't wait to bred my mares to him in the spring.  There are just not many stallions out here that you can put a child on and know they are safe on like Doc."

Kristi Rucker 01/07/08

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"like the fact that he stays in with a chain across his stall that he could step over while other horses are right within his reach and that you can get on and canter all day and he is happy to do it .  Or that he will stand at a trailer all day with mares, geldings or who ever going by and just ask to be petted, you would never know that this colt is a stallion and they are few and far between that are any sweeter or more willing.  Even the girls think so!  Gotta love him, thats why I am breeding my percheron mare to him! 

Theresa Ritchey, Special T Carriages 01/07/08

History:
 

He was born a cream dun with roan and is now a gray.  He is registered ABRA and will soon be NFQHA as he is 96%.  His foal from 2005 was out of a dun mare and was a sorrel.  Huge hip, typie head, clean short neck, nice back and under line, long gaston, good cannon bones.  The mare bred this year is due in April and she is a black mare. 

  

Personality wise, he is the quitest, most honest and hidden stallion you will ever meet.  A gentlemen all the time.  He is conformationally correct with big bones, good stong feet, strong gastons, clean hip, clean neck, equal under line.  He is the foundation quarter horse model.  He excelled in his reining training as a 2yo but was pulled from competing in the 3yo futurities because of a tight stifle.  He is patterned in barrels and poles and is honest and clean.  He learns what you teach as all Doc O Lena horses do, so if it's wrong you'll spend some time reteaching them.  He has the natural Hollywood Dunit appeal in his work ethic and his performance.  You really can't go wrong with him as a choice from what we've seen throughout his exposure and training.