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BRING IT ON BOYS, si 85, is a very
pretty daughter of Royal Evening Snow out of Bring Me Cash, by Bring Me The
Cash.
Royal Evening Snow, si 89, was lightly raced due to an injury. He was
a multiple race winner and is proving to be an outstanding sire. He is bred
to be a sire -- Royal Evening Snow is by leading sire
Chicks Beduino, si 104, out of champion
Florentine, si 108, by World
Champion Dash For Cash, si 114. Royal
Evening Snow is a full-brother to the late champion and leading sire
This Snow is Royal.
Bring It On Boys' dam, Bring Me Cash, is unraced. Bring It On Boys
was her one foal, starter and winner.
Second dam
Contessa
 Cash, si 107 (by Dash For Cash) is a 6-time winner
with earnings of $97,429. Contessa
Cash, a stakes-placed winner and Superior Race
Horse, placed 2nd in the QHBC
Freshman Classic-G3, 2nd Big Profit
Handicap, finalist All American
Futurity-G1, West Texas Maturity-G2, Sunland Park Fall Derby-G3, and Ruidoso
550 Championship-G3.
Third dam, Staunchs
Velvet,
si 109 (by Staunch Avenger TB), had 10 wins from 2 to 4 and earned $231,536.
She
was named AQHA Racing Champion Aged Mare. Staunchs Velvet won the Vessels
Maturity-G1 and the Miss Princess Handicap. She placed 2nd in the Z. Wayne
Griffin Director's Stakes-G3, All American gold Cup, 3rd Raton Derby-G3,
Budweiser Derby, Hillbilly Holiday Futurity, Finalist Champion of
Champions-G1, etc. Staunchs Velvet set a new track
record at Trinity Meadow, 440 yards in
0:21.640. She is dam of 10 foals, 10 to race,
6 winners, 7 ROM. Her daughter Velvet and
Cash, si 91, is the dam of
DRH
Special
Velour,
si 106 (by
Special Effort), 9 wins,
$79,777, New Mexico Hi-Point Distance Horse, winner Master
Salls Handicap,
etc.
 Bring It On Boys ("Abigail"),
si 85, had one win, two
seconds and
one third from 11 starts at 2 and
3. She earned $4,468. She is a beautiful, sweet mare with a kind disposition
and a lot of willingness. She demonstrates intelligence and confidence.
She has nice conformation, a kind eye, a deep
heart girth and a lot of hip. She is a very nice individual!
Someone did a good job
breaking
Abigail before she went to the track
(or after), for she has the basics down real
well: Her ground manners are great. She
necks reins and has a nice, tight turn. She has a big stop and back up
easily (and swiftly, if asked). Abigail is calm and isn't
bothered by
things
going on around her (tractors, 4-wheelers, a horse tied across the fence, a
tarp drug on the  ground past her,
etc.). She uses her hind end well to stop and turn. She has
a lot of natural
athleticism and a willing attitude.
Bring It On Boys is
offered for sale for $4,500 OBO. She will make a nice barrel horse or a very
well-bred broodmare. We really like her and hadn't
planned to sell her, but
other obligations make it necessary for us to liquidate a horse or two. If
"Abigail" does not sell, she will be bred to Rare News in 2007.
Contact us
with questions or for more information.
SOLD 1-31-07.
"Abigail" is going to Wright, Wyoming, where she will be a much
loved and appreciated broodmare! Congratulations
to her new owner!
   
   
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Royal evening
snow, si 89, is a 2-time winner
from a limited number of starts. He career was curtailed due to an
injury. He is proving to be an outstanding sire. He is bred to be a sire
-- Royal Evening Snow is by leading sire
Chicks Beduino, si 104, out of champion
Florentine, si 108, by World
Champion Dash For Cash, si 114. Royal
Evening Snow is a full-brother to the late champion and leading sire
This Snow is Royal.
His current top performers include:
Royal Dash Beduino,
si 117, $108,551, 1st Hobbs America Futurity, etc.;
MISS BREANN
SI 105, 4 wins to 3, $53,784 3rd-Rainbow
Juvenile Invitational,-G3 3rd-Bayer Legend New Mexico Challenge,-G3,
etc.;
SNOW DAZE
SI 91, 2 wins
to 3, $35,731 1st-Kansas Jackpot Futurity,-G2, etc.; and
TAGULATOR
SI 97, 2 wins to 3, $27,549 2nd-Alberta
Bred Futurity,-G3 3rd-Alberta Bred Derby,-G3 3rd-Bonnett/Brodon
Futurity, etc.).
Royal Evening Snow stands
at
JEH Stallion Station-Oklahoma, in
Wynnewood, OK. |
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