San's Hap
McCue
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San's Hap McCue
San's Hap McCue is a proven performer and proven producer. He is a four time world champion cutting horse of the ApHC, he also has several nation champion titles, and has won close to $10,000 NCHA money earnings. Happy has earned his ROM in cutting and reining, and has 7.5 points in working cow. He has sired NCHA money earners and Appaloosa National and World Champions. He has great athletic ability and is very cowy. He also has a very easygoing temperament and has been shown by youth, non-pro, and open riders. He is an 88% color producer, and his colts are willing and easy to train.
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Ima Smart Colonel
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Ima Smart Colonel
Ima Smart Colonel is a proven performer. He is a point earner in AQHA Senior Reining and Working Cow, an NRCHA money earner, and an NCHA money earner. He is a son of Smart Little Lena and a grandson of Colonel Freckles. Ima Smart Colonel is cowy, athletic, willing and responsive. His colts have the same abilities and disposition, and are currently being trained in cutting.
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Queens Approval
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Queens Approval is a talented Appaloosa jumper on his way to earning his Masters in Jumping. Queens Approval has great hunter style yet is speedy and efficient on the jumper course. He is by Goin for Approval out of Prom Queen.
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San Manz
Deceased October 2007
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San Manz
San Manz has been a proven performer and a proven producer. Displaying great cow sense and a very athletic style, San Manz sired NCHA and NRHA money earners, as well as Futurity winners, AQHA point earners, and Appaloosa point earners. He earned his NCHA COA. He had a great disposition, which he passed on to his colts, and was shown by youth and non-pros. His colts are athletic pretty movers with a lot of cow and quiet dispositions.
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