By PEPTO SHINE (2004). 95 AQHA points: Superior Heading; Open Perf ROM; AQHA World Junior Heading qualifier. Sire of CHEX GO BOOM (ARHA World Futurity 3-Year-Old Working Cow Horse Boxing Open Champion). Son of PEPTOS PLAYBOY, 45.5 AQHA points: Open Perf ROM; AQHA World Junior Working Cow Horse qualifier; ÅQHA World Senior Reining qualifier; AQHA World Senior Working Cow Horse qualifier. Sire of LRR FRECKLED BOON (112.5 AQHA points:`6th North Central RHA Derby $25,000 Limited Non-Pro, AQHA Champion), PEPTO SHINE (95 AQHA points: $2,102, Superior Heading, AQHÁ World Junior Heading qualifier), PEPTOSKINGPLAY (59.5 AQHA points: ABRA World All-Age Ranch Pleasure Open Champion), PEPTOS RED SPARK (28 AQHA points: Open Perf. ROM, AQHA World Senior Ranch Riding qualifier), PEPTOS BOON SHINE ($3,453 and 9 AQHA points: Saskatchewan RHA Limited Open Futurity Champion), JP TWO TIMEN BADGER (6.5 AQHA points: AQHA World Junior Ranch Riding qualifier), SHININGPEPTO PLAYBOY (NCHA $2,780). LIVIAS PLAYBOY (NCHA money-earner), JP ROYAL PEPTO CHEX (NCHA money-earner), TRIPLE D SHINE (3rd American Stock Horse Assoc Stockhorse Versatility Ranch Horse Derby Overall Open). Son of PEPTOBOONSMAL. $180.487. A Leading Sire. Sire of 893 RGP monev- earners, $26,919,230, earners of 7,624 AQHA points, including LITTLE PEPTO' GAL` ($523,742: NCHA Horse of the Year, NCHA Hall of Fame), COPASPEPTO ($479,411: NCHA Horse of the Year, NCHA Hall of Fame), ONE TIME PEPTO ($331,097: NCHA Open Super Stakes Champion), ONCE IN A BLU BOON ($319,002: AQHA World Champion Senior Cutting Horse). PEPTO BOOM ($317,018: 4th Breeders Inv. Non-Pro Derby).

Out of SHININ PEPPY LONI (Shinin like I Dunit x Lazy K Peppy Loni)

Woodrow is a fancy 2 year old palomino gelding with a solid start and promising future for the showpen. His siblings have made exceptional rope horses and cow horses and are known for their kind nature and sensible mind. This young gelding is every bit as promising, is a big flat traveler and very attractive to the eye with good balance and pedigree. He’s straight legged, tracks even and sound, and will mature around 14.3/15 hands. He’s kind enough an amature could easily finish out on their own. He doesn’t have a big motor and is eager to please. We prioritize work outside of the arena on our 2 year olds to keep their minds fresh and stimulated - Woodrow has led a good handful of trail rides for our dude ranch trail rides we host and can navigate difficult crossings/obstacles with little intervention from his rider. You won't find a gelding this young who is as aware of his footing and can think about his approaches to obstacles as Woodrow. His skills in the arena are still rudimentary - he has a good stop, will lope both ways on both leads, and wants to be soft. He’s been exposed to cattle by bringing them in from the pastures, running them up the alley to the chute and separating pairs in the catch pen. He has a lot of natural draw and expression to a cow. It won’t matter which