YOUNG N BULLET PROOF – 2013 AQHA Sorrel Stallion x Young Pobre x Young Gun out of Giingers Fancy Peppy x Mr Holliday Pep
This is “Bullet’s” first foal crop. He is unshown, but his full brother has brought home honors. He was High Point Youth Yearling Gelding in Oregon. When he was three years old, he competed at the AQHA Level 1 Championships East in Las Vegas. Jacqueline and Ferris placed sixth in Rookie Youth Ranch Riding and third in 3-Year-Old Halter. Her mother, Adrianne, rode Ferris to place fourth in Rookie Amateur Ranch Riding, ninth in Level 1 Select Ranch Riding, and Reserve in 3-Year-Old Halter. H was recognized as the High Point Ranching Heritage horse at the Championship.” Bullet” has the same mind set as his brother …. quiet and very laid back. He is smooth riding and likes the challenge of cowork. His sire, Young Pobre, is a product of the King Ranch breeding program. You would have to look long and hard to find better breeding. Peppy San Badger is #2, Freckles Playboy is #3, and Doc O’Lena is #5 leading NCHA Sires of Money Earners. Peppy San Badger is #4, Doc O’Lena is #7, and Freckles Playboy #8 in Leading Paternal Grandsires: Freckles Playboy is #3, Peppy San Badger #8, and Doc O’Lena #19 in Leading Maternal Grandsires. Here are genetics that have proven themselves through the generations. Young Gun LTE $34,750, siring 210 money earners PE over $1,164,147. He had a short show career. He died in a tragic accident when he broke his leg while he was cast in his stall and had to be euthanized. His dam, Leanette, is an Equi-Stat All-Time Leading Producer. She won the 1975 NCHA Futurity. Her foals and grand-foals have earned over $2,500,000. Pobre’s great granddam was the mare Anita Chica, unbeaten in her show career and earner of 199 halter points. She is buried at the King Ranch alongside Old Sorrel, Wimpy, and Mr San Peppy. El Pobre and Leo are as foundation as you can get.
