The Plan For The 2010 Breeding Season...

Zan Eyed Xena is booked to Dun Faded My Genes. I can hardly wait for a "Moose" baby in 2011! 
Dun Faded My Genes, aka: Moose, is a young son of Definitly A Dunit *NRHA Money Earner and AQHA Point Earner* (Hollywood Dun It  *NRHA 5 Million Dollar Sire, NRHA Money Earner* X  Zans Diamond Squw *NRHA Money Earner, AQHA and NRHA Point Earner*). Moose's dam, Poco Leo Rumble Lena, is a granddaughter of Dell O Lena *NCHA Money Earning Son of Doc O'Lena*.
Moose himself has already started marking his spot in the arena, at only 6 years old, he already has a slew of accomplishments in the show pen...
- AQHA Performance ROM in Heeling and Tie Down Roping
- 72 AQHA Performance Points
- .5 AQHA Halter Points
- AQHA Incentive Fund Money Earned: $1767.34
- AQHA World Championship Show Money Earned: $2159.60
- 2008 AQHA declared Dun Faded My Genes to be the first perlino to be shown at an AQHA World Championship
- 2008 Won or placed 48 times in the Top 10 at AQHA shows in 2008
- 2008 High Point JR Tie-Down Roping 8th Place
- 2008 Qualified JR Tie-Down Roping World Show
- 2008 Qualified JR Heeling World Show
- 2007 AQHA World Show JR Tie-Down Roping 8th Place
- 2007 Kentucky QHA Circuit Champion
- 2007 Iowa QHA 1st and 2nd Tie Down Roping
- 2007 Nebraska QHA 3rd, 4th, 7th, 8th Heeling and Tie Down Roping
- 2006 WFQHA World Show Champion All Around Jr Horse
- 2006 WFQHA World Show Champion Working Ranch Horse Jr
- 2006 WFQHA World ShowReserve Champion Ranch Trail Jr
- 2006 WFQHA Reserve Champion Calf Roping Jr
- 2006 WFQHA Reserve Champion Team Roping Heeling Jr
- 2006 WFQHA World Show 3rd 2-3 Year old Stallions
- 2006 WFQHA World Show 5th Ranch Riding Jr
- 2006 WFQHA World Show 7th Ranch Reining Jr
- 2006 Nebraska QHA Roping/Reining Futurity 3rd Calf Roping
- 2006 Nebraska QHA Roping/Reining Futurity 4th Reining
- 2006 MFQHA 1st Ranch Riding Open
- 2006 MFQHA 3rd Ranch Trail Open
- 2006 MFQHA 5th Ranch Riding Amateur

Click here to visit Moose's website for more information.

NEW! Moose's owners have put together a new video of Moose for 2010. Click here to view it.

This should be an excellent cross to Xena, who is Sunup Ranch and Pitzer Ranch bred top and bottom (Zan Parr Bar, Two Eyed Jack, Watch Joe Jack, etc). She has great foundation bloodlines, that scream quality working horse and versatility! This foal should have it all- conformation, build, disposition, athleticism, solid bloodlines, and the extra bonus of color - perlino dun, dunskin, dunalino, cremello dun, perlino, palomino, cremello, or buckskin would be the color possibilities from this cross. Also, both Moose and Xena are tested HERDA Negative (N/N), making their 2011 foal guarenteed to also be HERDA Negative (N/N).
Check back this summer for updates! :)


2009 Foal

 Hollywood Zan Ellie, "Ellie"
2009 Dun AQHA Filly

Xena foaled a beautiful dun filly on May 14, 2009. Ellie is absolutely gorgeous- pretty head, big hip, nice shoulder, and friendly! Very athletic, smart, and willing filly. Dripping in dun factor too! Xena sure does stamp her foals...she's going to be one nice horse! I sold Ellie as a weanling; she is now owned by Bob and Ann Miller, of Timberlake Mules, in Illinois. I can't wait to see Ellie under saddle in a few years, and eventually producing some topnotch mules for you. I wish you the best of luck with her, she's a fantastic filly! 

 



 

Pretty Buck Cisco, "Cisco"
2006 Dun AQHA Colt (Gelding)

Star produced her first foal on May 1, 2006. A really pretty dun colt (gelded as a weanling). I sold Cisco as a yearling; he is now owned by Robert and Julia Merson in New Mexico. They say he is very calm, level headed, and not spooky. He is now at their trainer's (Lindsey Killingsworth) being started under saddle and ridden. Sounds like they plan on trying out
reining and working cattle in the future with Cisco.
 I am so happy that Cisco is with such a nice family; and he certainly is maturing into a beautiful horse. I continue to wish them the best of luck with Cisco...he's a good one!

September 2009 pictures, as Cisco continues his training under saddle...he's looking FANTASTIC! Trotting, trotting over poles, loping, and although it is hard to tell in the picture, his trainer says he is starting to get under himself in the stop.

I think he is a great mover, and with more time...he's going to be a really cute stopper!