AQHA papers in hand. Color tested true black, she will NOT go gray. Verified 6 panel N/N
Chick is paid into the following incentives:
Future Fortunes
Top Shelf Breeders
BRN4D BIF
Triple Crown 100
Can run in the following for no enrollment fee:
C-N
VGBRA
PGW
Out West
SABRA

WPRA PESI eligible, can be enrolled into the Select Stallion Stakes next year as a 2yo.
•Sired by the incredible Moon The Judge. He is a true 1D/2D son of the late Judge Cash with over $35,000 in barrel racing earnings. She is out of a Pocos Gray Comet and Little Steel Dust bred mare. The very best running and foundation lines from the PNW come together to make the perfect run x foundation papers for this girl.
•There won’t be much you can’t breed her to in the future, she’s got the perfect outcross type pedigree. This filly is bred to be wicked fast and fancy athletic. I have no doubt she will make a solid barrel horse. Or take her to the penning/sorting pen and chase cows on her. She will get you across the pen quick and stop on a dime.
•Chick is going to be a big mare. She has a ton of bone and is currently standing almost 13.3h at 11 months old. String tests to 15.3h.
I’ve put a lot of work into this filly. She has been trimmed every 6 weeks and stands well. She will stand tied for as long as you want to leave her. Blankets easily. She lunges, point and cluck to change directions. She will move off of pressure, yield her hind quarters and will back up all day if you ask her to. She packs a surcingle and saddle pad, I bet I could throw a saddle on her and she wouldn’t think anything of it.
•My kids run around her, she’s used to dogs running the fence. Heavy equipment is a normal thing for her. I haven’t “babied” this baby. I’ve done everything I can to make sure she is a good citizen and she is just that. Her vet continually compliments how well behaved she is. Said “I wish more grown horses had the mind this baby does”. With continued work she will be ready to start under saddle next spring. She is user friendly and gentle enough she might be stable for a supervised and experienced youth to start. She is 90% clipper broke. The only place she still needs a little work is with her ears. She is currently in a 3/4 body clip and stood like a champ while I did it. She is still a little watchy with spray bottles and will need a little encouragement to get In the trailer. But she hauled quiet when I hauled her in September.
•She does have a tear on her superficial digital flexor tendon. Vet is confident she will be ready to rock n roll after she completes her 8 weeks of stall rest (6 weeks left). Ultrasound was done 2 weeks ago and I have the imaging on hand to view. PPE welcome at buyers expense. I’ve owned this filly since she was 30 days old. There isn’t a single thing I don’t know about her. I’ve poured my heart and soul into her. She’s going to be the real