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Whiz and Dunnit, better known around the barn as Cheez It, is absolutely striking and has the kind of look that makes you take a second glance. He is a gorgeous golden palomino with a rich, almost copper-toned coat, with a long, thick, nearly white mane and equally impressive full tail. His handsome, expressive head, soft eye, and darker shading across his face and muzzle give him even more character. Cheez It is put together just as nicely as he is colored, with a strong hip, deep body, substantial bone, well-shaped shoulder, and a balanced, correct build from nose to tail. His white markings on his hind legs add just enough chrome to finish off an already beautiful package. He has the shape and substance of a true performance horse while still carrying that classy, refined look that makes him stand out wherever he goes. His pedigree backs those looks up in every way.
Cheez It is sired by Pale Face Dunnit (LTE: $72,307 & PE: $5.5 Million+) and out of the great mare Ms Maggie Whiz (PE: $159,840+). Even better, this is a proven cross, with four full siblings to Cheez It having combined lifetime earnings of $116,000+!
Cheez It certainly followed in his family's footsteps and is no stranger to the winner's circle, boasting an impressive $20,344.14 in lifetime earnings of his own. He received a great foundation and was shown during the beginning of his career under Palmer Performance Horses.
Throughout his show career, Cheez It has laid down some impressive runs, marking scores including 217.5, 148, 146, and 72 while competing in the Level 4, Level 3, Level 1 Open, and Rookie classes. He has solic spins, big stops, flawless circles, snappy rollbacks, and easy lead changes. Cheez It has a unique and stylish way of going, puts his maneuvers together beautifully, and is just as enjoyable to watch from the sidelines as he is to ride.
As impressive as his show résumé is, Cheez It's talent certainly does not stop when he leaves the show pen. Our 7-year-old daughter rides him both inside and outside of the arena, and he has been an incredible confidence booster for her. She can ride him around the arena herself and even ask him for many of his reining maneuvers. He is patient, forgiving, adjusts to his rider, and takes great care of her every step of the way. She also loves taking him down the trails, where he will cross creeks, navigate all levels of terrain, cross all types of bridges, and handle traffic with ease. He is surefooted, confident, and willing wherever you point him. Cheez It enjoys the obstacle courses just as much, and our daughter can navigate him through them with ease. We never have to worry because he stays patient, thinks his way through what is being asked, and takes care of his rider.
With his natural cadence and gorgeous way of moving, Cheez It would also make an absolutely stunning ranch riding or ranch versatility horse. He has a beautiful extended trot, moves out effortlessly at the lope, and transitions ba