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Here is a sharp-made chestnut filly with a stacked pedigree and the kind of mind and build to go in any direction you choose. KT Shadie Can Shine combines proven reining bloodlines with solid ranch and cowhorse foundation—making her an exciting prospect for performance or a dependable ranch partner.
Her sire, KT OneShadie Captain, brings together some of the industry’s most respected names. He is out of A Little Shadie Chic (“Shadie”), a proven NRHA money earner and point producer, including 2006 NRHA Reserve Regional Experience Region One Champion, and a mare that continued to succeed in the show pen before becoming a standout broodmare. Shadie traces back to Comandalena ($143,000+ NRHA earnings) and A Little Shady Jac, along with greats like Hollywood Jac 86, Smart Little Lena, and Doc Tom Tucker.
On the top side, Captains Double Coy (“Double”) is known for stamping his foals with big hips, natural athleticism, and cow sense. His offspring are easy to start, trainable, and versatile—proven in roping, barrels, ranch work, and the arena. Double himself is the kind you can enjoy every day: broke, gentle, and talented.
Her dam, KT Can Sage Shine (“Can Can”), is a beautiful palomino mare with an exceptional disposition that kids and adults alike love. Though she sustained a non-riding injury as a foal, she contributes an outstanding maternal line. She is by KT Gunners Sage Bug, a dunskin roan son of KT Gunpowder N Lead, known for producing versatile, good-minded ranch and rope horses. The bottom side goes back to KT Major Sunshine, with ties to Sonny Dee Bar Too breeding—adding both looks and trainability. This is a family known for kind attitudes, work ethic, and usability.
💥 Why she stands out:
Proven NRHA and cowhorse bloodlines
Strong ranch and performance versatility
Great-minded, trainable pedigree
Eye-catching chestnut color with balanced conformation
Bred to excel in roping, barrels, reining, or ranch work
This filly has all the pieces to make a top-notch using horse or competitive performance prospect.
📍 Don’t miss your chance to add a well-bred, versatile filly to your program.
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