Introducing "Dashing KC" - Dashing With
Cash x Sticky Miss-Sticks An Stones
Kudos to The Chocolate Dash on his great rodeo season
2007 Nebraska State Rodeo Assn Barrel Racing Champion!
2007 Mid States Rodeo Assn. Barrel Racing Champion!
2007 Mid States Rodeo Assn. Finals Champion!
2007 Kansas Pro Rodeo Assn. Finalist!
(L - Bud Forell- Breeding
for conformation and speed - circa 1955; R - Star Jones AQHA - branding
1963 circa)
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THE
CHOCOLATE DASH
1999
Bay Gelding SI 93
(Dashing
with Cash SI 94 x
Bigs
Sis SI 93-Whiz Blitz SI 106)
2007 Nebraska State Rodeo Assn &
Mid-States Rodeo Assn Barrel Racing Champion!
Futurity Champion, Rodeo & Derby Finalist -
- Click here for more of Choc's accomplishments
Updated 01/04/08 |
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TC
TOP DECK TOOKIE
2003
sorrel mare
AQHA
INCENTIVE FUND
Two
ID Sweet Jack (AQHA Calf, Heading & Heeling Champion) x Miss
Honor Deck, an own granddaughter of the immortal Top
Deck and a top
barrel horse . Cow on the top and speed on the bottom - the perfect cross.
Tookie is running 1D times, works poles and has been used on the ranch. |
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STREAKIN
SENOR DASH
2004
Sorrel gelding -
FUTURE
FORTUNES ENROLLED
Dashing
with Cash x Streakin Senorita (x Streakin Six).  Eligible
for Valley Girls, Bold Heart, 5 State, Cornhusker breeders futurities & the Gold & Silver Cup Futurities.
Started under saddle by Dan Etbauer, Goodwell, OK. Riding out very nice. He
works equally well to the left or to the right and has taken to barrels like he
was born for it!
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CHOCS SNAZZY
SIS
2004
Bay filly -
FUTURE
FORTUNES ENROLLED
(Dashing
with Cash SI 94 x Bigs Sis I 3-Whiz Blitz
SI 106). Full
sister to The Chocolate Dash & Dashing
With Sis. Eligible for Valley
Girls, Bold Heart, 5 State, Cornhusker breeders futurities and the Gold & Silver
Cup Futurities. Started under saddle by Drake Johnson, Wray, CO. Drake called
her "sneaky feet" because she moves like a cat!
Not
currently for sale |
Reference Sire:
Artyce Forell circa 1954 - a legacy of
cowgirls
"Cowgirl is an attitude, really. A pioneer spirit, a
special American brand of courage. The cowgirl faces life head on, lives by
her own lights, and makes no excuses. Cowgirls take stands. They speak up.
They defend the things they hold dear. A cowgirl might be a rancher, or a
barrel racer, or a bull rider, or an actress. But she's just as likely to be a
checker at the local Winn Dixie, a full-time mother, a banker, an attorney, or
an astronaut."
- Dale Evans
Rogers, Los Angeles, 1992
"...the
rider knew how to look deeper into the soul, taking the time to communicate
through the heart and find the dance within. Make music with what you are
given." Lynn Wolf
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