70 Ranch Performance Horses recently shared the heartbreaking news of the passing of Shawne Bug Leo, a stallion whose influence will be felt for generations to come.
A son of Shawne Bug, Shawne Bug Leo carried forward a powerful lineage and left an enduring mark as both an athlete and sire. With only 664 foals registered, his impact was extraordinary, producing Champions across the country, including a two-time NFR qualifier and numerous winners in rodeo and futurity arenas. His progeny have earned more than $2.46 million, a true testament to the athleticism, heart, and consistency he passed on.
More than a producer of winners, Shawne Bug Leo was known for his strength, intelligence, and the kind, wise eyes that reflected his gentle nature. He was a horse whose quiet presence spoke volumes.
While he may have left this world, his story continues. 70 Ranch Performance Horses has shared that frozen semen will remain available, ensuring that Shawne Bug Leo’s legacy, and the bloodlines he so proudly carried, will continue to shape the future of performance horses.
Robicheaux Ranch has announced that Champion 3-Year-Old Colt Apollitical Blood will return to stand the 2026 breeding season in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana.
Foaled in 2012 and campaigned in 2014 and 2015, Apollitical Blood earned more than $1.5 million with a record of 14 starts, 6 wins (1 stakes), 2 seconds (1 stakes), and 1 third. His standout performances include winning the 2015 All American Derby-G1 and finishing second in the 2014 Golden State Million Futurity-G1. He also competed in the All American Futurity-G1, Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity-G1, Ed Burke Million Futurity-G1, and Texas Classic Derby-G1.
Bred by Bruce and Jill Thompson, Apollitical Blood is by Apollitical Jess, the Leading Sire of Money Earners, and out of Brazilian Dasher, a winner who placed third in the 2010 La Primera Del Año Derby-G2. He is a full brother to Golden State Juvenile winners Apollitical Legacy and Apollitical Dynasty.
As a sire, Apollitical Blood has produced more than 300 winners with progeny earnings exceeding $18 million, including 82 blacktype runners. His offspring include Champion Trump My Record, who hit the board in 14 of 16 starts and won five graded stakes, highlighted by the Grade 1 Texas Classic Futurity. His top earner, Apollitical Patty, boasts over $1.2 million in earnings with victories in the Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity-G1 and Los Alamitos Oaks-G3.
Ranked among the top ten Leading Sires and currently the Leading Track Sire at Delta Downs, Apollitical Blood continues to produce elite runners. For 2025, his progeny have already earned more than $2.6 million. His leading 2025 runner, RF Fast Dash N Blood, has hit the board in all but one start as a two-year-old, capturing the LQHBA Sale Futurity-RG1, Louisiana Bred Laddie Futurity-RG2, and Lee Berwick Memorial Louisiana Bred Futurity.
Apollitical Blood’s fee has been set at $10,000 for the 2026 breeding season. For more information or to book a breeding, contact Ryan Robicheaux at (337) 845-5130 or email robicheauxranchinc@yahoo.com
Pandorum has been honored with the AQHA Dam of Distinction award, one of the highest accolades in Quarter Horse racing, recognizing broodmares whose offspring have made a significant impact on the sport. She becomes just the 62nd mare to receive this prestigious recognition, which is awarded to producers of multiple Grade 1 winners, AQHA champions, or leading money earners.
Bred by AQHA Hall of Fame member Joe Kirk Fulton and owned by Fulton Quien Sabe Ranch, Pandorum is a 2009 brown mare by Champion sire Tres Seis and out of Daring Diversion, a graded stakes-placed daughter of Strawfly Special. Daring Diversion is also the dam of Divory, winner of the Young Ford/Wyoming Downs Derby, making Pandorum a half-sister to the stakes winner. Pandorum herself was a talented racehorse, capturing the Grade 3 Sam Houston Juvenile Challenge, setting a 350-yard Track Record in:17.326 with a 109 speed index. Hitting the board in 6 of her 8 starts, Pandorum earned $70,437, and, in addition to the Sam Houston Juvenile Challenge-G3 has also won the Ruidoso Derby Challenge.
As a broodmare, Pandorum has far surpassed expectations, producing three Grade 1 winners: Hotstepper, a two-time AQHA Champion who earned $1,336,359 with victories in the All American Derby-G1 and Texas Classic Derby-G1; Hotsempting, winner of the Ruidoso Derby-G1; and Hott Temptation, who pushed Pandorum over the threshold for Dam of Distinction honors with her win in the 2025 Mildred N. Vessels Memorial Handicap-G1, bringing her earnings to $244,992. In total, Pandorum has produced eight starters, seven winners, and more than $2.8 million in progeny earnings.
Her influence continues through her sons now standing at stud. Hot Prodigy, by leading living sire Apollitical Jess, entered stud this year at Bob Moore Farms. In Hott Pursuit, a son of World Champion sire One Famous Eagle, is standing at Dunn Ranch, with his first foals now yearlings.
Pandorum’s daughters are also beginning to make their mark as producers. Her daughter In The Spotlyte is the dam of Lytes Out, who placed in the Los Alamitos Two Million Juvenile, and Right On Tyme, who placed in the Oklahoma Juvenile.
From racehorse to broodmare, Pandorum has solidified her legacy in the Quarter Horse racing world. Her contributions to the breed, both on the track and through her offspring, have earned her a well-deserved place in AQHA history.
The industry’s dominant living sire, Apollitical Jess, has officially surpassed $80 million in progeny earnings, further cementing his place among the all-time greats. Owned by Rancho El Cabresto, Inc., the 2010 World Champion continues to make a powerful impact both on the track and in the sales ring.
Across 12 crops to race, Apollitical Jess has produced 823 winners, 283 black-type performers, and 13 Champions, averaging more than $66,800 in earnings per starter. He has claimed the title of Leading Sire in seven of the past nine years and currently leads the 2025 standings with more than $6 million in earnings.
Apollitical Jess’s 2025 yearlings have generated over $12.4 million, placing him as the #1 Sire of Sale Yearlings. His top runners include three All American Futurity-G1 winners KJ Desparado, Apocalyptical Jess, and Mr Jess Jenkins.
Apollitical Jess has sired 11 millionaires, including KJ Desparado, Empressum, and Apocalyptical Jess. As a broodmare sire, he is currently ranked #3 in 2025, with performers such as All American Derby-G1 winner FDD Dreams.
For more information on Apollitical Jess, contact Royal Vista Ranches at (405) 449-7575.
Bob Moore Farms announced the 2026 breeding season fees for Hes Relentless. Following another year of exceptional results both on the racetrack and in the sales ring, the 2011 stallion will stand for:
As always, space is limited. His book fills fast.
“We are grateful to every breeder who has supported Hes Relentless,” said representatives from Bob Moore Farms. “His continued success reflects the strength of those partnerships, and we look forward to sharing even greater achievements in the future.”
By Two-Time World Champion Sire and Three-Time All American Futurity Sire One Famous Eagle, and out of This Dreams Flying, a stakes finalist herself, Hes Relentless is a full brother to Flying Famous Eagle, winner of the Hobbs America Futurity-G2.
On the track, Hes Relentless hit the board in 13 of his 15 starts and earning over $600,000. His racing career earned him the title of Champion 3-Year-Old Colt in 2014 as well as New Mexico Hi-Point 3-Year-Old Colt. He captured victory in the Hobbs America Derby-G3 and placed in four prestigious Grade 1 races, including the Heritage Place Futurity, Championship at Sunland Park, Rainbow Derby, and Zia Park Championship. He was also a finalist in the All American Futurity-G1 and Texas Classic Futurity-G1. In 2014, he set a New Track Record at Remington Park for 350 yards.
As a sire, Hes Relentless continues to raise the bar across the industry. During the September Heritage Place Yearling Sale, he sired four of the top 10 yearlings and was the second leading sire with 25 yearlings selling for an average of $64,760. From only 7 crops to race, Hes Relentless is the sire of over $20 million with 59 Graded stakes performers and 118 blacktype earners. Among his top performers are 2-time Champion Hes Judgeandjury, Champion 2-Year-Old Filly Dark NME, and Champion 3-Year-Old Gelding Relentless Eagle.
Hes Relentless continues to make a powerful impact across the industry, and Bob Moore Farms remains committed to supporting breeders looking to build on that legacy.
For contracts or inquiries, contact:
Christine Sutton • Bob Moore Farms Office Services Manager
(405) 329-8571 • bmfarms@bobmoorefarms.com
By Emily Paulk, Speedhorse
Stakes sire A Passion For Flashn, consigned by Double LL Farms, will be offered as Hip #396 at the Heritage Place Fall Mixed Sale in Oklahoma City, taking place October 30–November 1.
Sired by Champion Sire First Moonflash and out of the lightly raced Subtly Six, A Passion For Flashn is a half-brother to Im Jess Sixy, who placed third in the New Mexico State Fair Derby. Campaigned from age two through three, A Passion For Flashn hit the board in 7 of 19 starts, earning nearly $300,000. His notable wins include the New Mexico Classic Cup Futurity-RG2 and the NMHBA Stakes-RG3.
As a sire, A Passion For Flashn has produced over $1 million in progeny earnings from a limited number of starters. Among his top performers are:
For additional information or inquiries, please contact W.L. Mooring at (505) 864-2485 or via email at llfarmnm@gmail.com.
by Emily Paulk, Speedhorse
Lazy E Ranch welcomes six exceptional stallions to its roster for the 2026 breeding season. From proven sires of Champions to rising stars poised to make their mark, this class of stallions brings elite pedigrees, standout performance records, and unmatched potential to Guthrie, Oklahoma. Here’s a closer look at the stallions joining the Lazy E Ranch legacy.
Starting in 2026, Epic Leader, one of the most iconic names in barrel racing, will stand at Lazy E Ranch. With 254 money earners and counting, he has amassed over $5.9 million in progeny earnings, making him the 11th All-Time Leading Sire of Barrel Horses. His influence continues to grow as his offspring dominate at all levels of competition. Among his top performers are Epic Guy, CP He Will Be Epic, and Ima Epic Hustler, each a force in their own right. Epic Leader himself is a multiple futurity Champion and the Reserve World Champion at the BFA World Finals. Sired by Confederate Leader and out of the legendary Firewater Fiesta, his pedigree is matched only by the consistency of his production.
Joining Epic Leader at Lazy E Ranch in 2026 is Traffic Guy, an extraordinarily versatile and proven stallion. The only son of Frenchmans Guy with top-level earnings in both barrel racing and roping, Traffic Guy is a WPRA World Finals Open Champion, a PRCA money earner, and a stallion known for consistency. As a sire, he’s produced multiple futurity, slot race, and open Champions, including Stoli My Guy, Letta Traffic Do It, and Be My Valentine Guy. With progeny earnings of more than $2.2 million, Traffic Guy is a Top 25 QData sire, a rising star in both barrel and rope horse breeding.
An exciting addition to Lazy E’s breeding barn, Epic Rokstar is set to stand his first full season in 2026. A $650,000 standout from the Pink Buckle Sale, he’s the full brother to Epic Guy (2019 Futurity Horse of the Year, LTE $564,059) and Something Epic. A son of Epic Leader, Epic Rokstar boasts exceptional conformation and trainability. Though he hasn’t officially debuted in the arena, his first foals arrived in 2024, and early indications are strong: these foals exhibit the same size, style, and smarts that define Epic Leader’s lineage. The next chapter in this dynasty is just beginning.
Another standout moving to Lazy E for the 2026 season is Shawne Streakin Jet, a proven money earner in barrels and breakaway roping, with over $107,000 in lifetime earnings. A son of A Streak Of Fling, he’s demonstrated elite athleticism and versatility, placing at major events like The Patriot, Royal Crown, Ruby Buckle, and The Memorial. In 2023, he was named AQHA High Point Barrel Racing Stallion and placed 5th at the AQHA World Show in Senior Barrels. His first foals are beginning their training now, and early reports suggest that his influence in the breeding shed will match his success in the arena.
By Dash Ta Fame and out of the legendary MP Meter My Hay (“Stingray”), Feel The Sting brings powerhouse genetics and a stellar performance record to Lazy E in 2026. With over $142,000 in lifetime earnings, he’s a WPRA World Futurity Reserve Champion, a multi-time AQHA High Point Stallion, and a dominant contender across futurities and pro rodeos. His impact as a sire is equally impressive: his offspring have earned more than $2.05 million, with over 75 money earners averaging $27,000+ each. His foals are known for their speed, trainability, and grit, traits that define winners from futurities to rodeos. Already a Top 25 QData sire, Feel The Sting is poised to elevate even further at Lazy E.
The final addition to Lazy E’s 2026 stallion roster is SR Industry Titan, a standout performer and promising sire. By Firewaterontherocks and out of Mulberry Canyon Moon, Titan brings over $360,000 in lifetime earnings from major events like The American Rodeo, BFA, Diamonds N Dirt, and the NFR. His resume includes wins at the Panty Raid Futurity, BFA World Derby, and Greg Olson Memorial, along with strong finishes in top-tier rodeos nationwide. As a sire, Titan is just getting started, with 66 AQHA-registered foals and over $27,000 in early offspring earnings, he’s showing early signs of producing top-tier competitors.
Jettastic passed away at 4W Farms, LLC on Sept. 18. “It is with great sadness that we have to announce that our amazing sire, friend, and foundation Jettastic had to be let go yesterday due to a tragic stall accident.” Stated on a Facebook post by 4W Farms, LLC. The multiple stakes winning son of Jet Black Patriot and out of Man Sheza Fast earned over $193,472 on the track recording eight wins, including winning the Indiana Grand QHRAI Derby, QHRAI Derby, and the Alex Picov Memorial Championship. 4W Farms, LLC continued in their post, “We will remember the greatness of this horse and be forever grateful for the sacrifices that he made to help us be better and allow us to do what we love.”
The newly crowned AQHA Champion Aged Horse Out Of The Way is now standing at Rancho El Dorado in New Mexico. The multiple graded stakes winning stallion is by First Moonflash and out of the Corona Cartel mare, Coronas Fast Honey. Out Of The Way has a race record of 5 firsts, 3 seconds, and 6 thirds, from 17 starts, earning $310,972. His most notable races include winning the The Downs At Albuquerque Fall Championship-G1, John Andreini Memorial Stakes, second in the Mr Jet Moore Stakes-G2, and third in the All American Gold Cup Stakes-G1, Rainbow Invitational Stakes, and the All American Invitational Stakes. His 2026 breeding fee has yet to be announced. For contracts and questions call (575) 386-2912 or email ranchoeldorado290@yahoo.com.
Robicheaux Ranch will get the honor of managing Tempting Dash’s frozen semen for the 2026 breeding season. A leading sire year after year, Tempting Dash has sired 50 stakes winners, 456 winners, nearly $22.5 million in earnings, and is the sire of two-time Champion Kiss My Hocks SI 109 ($1,199,385). He will remain a Texas Accredited Stallion for his foals to continue to be eligible for the Texas Bred Accreditation Program and his fee is set at $5,000 (ICSI Only) and a $700 booking fee. For more information and breeding contracts, contact Ryan Robicheaux at (337) 845-5130 or the office at (337) 288-2421, robicheauxranchinc@yahoo.com.
Sparky Mullins’ World Champion and Champion Sire SM Country Snowman was laid to rest on Monday, August 25, 2025, at his home on Rafter SM Ranch. He was buried beside his sire, Country Quick Dash, after suffering a fatal shoulder injury earlier that day.
SM Country Snowman was bred by Ronald Yates and James Skimbo and was purchased by Mullins within days of his birth. He was sired by Country Quick Dash, one of the top five all-time leading APHA sires with more than $4 million in progeny earnings, and out of Western Lineage, one of the top five leading dams with nine stakes wins and over $530,000 in progeny earnings.
Trained by Mullins, SM Country Snowman earned $269,747 from 24 starts. His record included two APHA World Champion titles, five APHA Champion titles, and two #1 Honor Roll Stallion designations in just three seasons.
In 2007, at two years old, he became the first APHA racehorse to earn over $150,000, winning the PSBA American Paint Classic-RG1 and Speedhorse Graham Paint & Appaloosa Futurity-G1. That year he was named World Champion, added two more Champion titles, and was recognized as the #1 Honor Roll Stallion.
In 2008, he became the first APHA racehorse to surpass $250,000 in career earnings, adding victories in the Speedhorse Paint & Appaloosa Derby-RG1, Lewis Wartchow Memorial-G1, Cowboy Hall of Fame Handicap-G1, OHA Paint & Appaloosa Derby-RG2, and Speedhorse Graham Paint & Appaloosa Derby. He collected three more Champion titles, including World Champion, and again was named #1 Honor Roll Stallion.
In 2009, he earned the Champion Running Aged Stallion title with notable placings including third in the Cowboy Hall of Fame Handicap-G1 and the Mr Lewie Memorial.
SM Country Snowman retired to stud in 2009. He became one of only 14 APHA stallions to sire more than $1 million in lifetime earnings. His progeny record included 105 wins, six stakes wins, 11 stakes placings, and $1,214,593 in total earnings, averaging $16,200 per starter from 75 starters.
His notable offspring included two-time Champion and three-time stakes winner Expressions N Snow ($103,292), Champion Royal Snowman ($62,939), three-time Champion Royal Country Grip ($52,033), and stakes performers Moores Rock Flash ($85,208), Honky Tonk Podie ($56,957), and If Ur Buyn Im Flyn ($54,691).
As a broodmare sire, his progeny earned more than $400,000, with 12 wins and 7 stakes placings from 36 starters.
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Imperial Hint, the brilliant multiple Grade 1-winning Thoroughbred and emerging sire of both Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse runners, has been euthanized at age 12 following a prolonged battle with laminitis.
A son of Imperialism, Imperial Hint earned more than $2.2 million on the racetrack and was widely admired for his explosive speed and heart. He captured 11 stakes races during his career, placing in five others, and was a dominant force in sprinting at the highest level.
In 2019, at age six, he set a Track Record of 1:07.92 for six furlongs in the Grade 1 Vosburgh Stakes, a record that still stands at Saratoga Race Course. That win marked his second consecutive Vosburgh victory. He also defeated Champion Mitole in the Alfred G. Vanderbilt Handicap-G1, winning that prestigious race in back-to-back years as well.
Following his retirement, Imperial Hint stood primarily for Thoroughbred breeding at Clear Creek Stud in Folsom, Louisiana but made a significant crossover into the Quarter Horse world, with frozen semen made available through LACER. From two Thoroughbred crops to race, he sired five winners, including stakes winner TDZ Hint Of Power ($111,258) and stakes-placed Sweet Morgan Leigh ($55,500).
In just two Quarter Horse crops, Imperial Hint produced 10 winners earning nearly $310,000, led by:
Though his stud career was brief, Imperial Hint showed promise as a versatile sire capable of producing fast and competitive runners in both breeds. His average earnings per Thoroughbred starter was $17,915, and his Quarter Horse starters averaged $8,604 each.
Frozen semen will remain available for the 2026 Quarter Horse breeding season, with more details to be announced later in the year. Interested breeders can contact Stephen Deville at (225) 202-2104 for contracts and information.
Lazy E Ranch is pleased to announce that Kempton, the son of Kiss My Hocks out of Charming Cartel by Corona Cartel, will begin his stallion career in 2026.
Bred in Texas by Tyler Graham/Namgis QHs, LLC and owned by Ozaca Ranch, LLC, Kempton currently has career earnings of $641,828 from eight lifetime starts, including six wins and multiple graded stakes victories. Trained by James J. Gonzales III and ridden by James A. Flores, Kempton won the Heritage Place Futurity-G1 at Remington Park, one of the premier races in the American Quarter Horse calendar. He also captured the Evangeline Downs Futurity-G2, qualified impressively in trials for the All American Futurity-G1, and most recently finished second in the 2025 Heritage Place Derby Trial. He will hit the track again on August 6 for the $1,000,000 All American Derby-G1 trials at The Downs of Albuquerque.
Stud fee and booking information for Kempton’s inaugural season at Lazy E Ranch will be announced later this year. For inquiries, please contact Lazy E Ranch at (405) 282-3437 or visit www.lazyeranch.net.
Escondido Beach, the stallion who changed and shaped modern day Indiana Quarter Horse racing for more than a decade, has passed away. The 20-year-old Corona Cartel stallion was a resident of Miller Ranch in Shipshewana, Ind. for the past 16 years. He is owned by Bobby D. Cox and the Millers and was cared for and handled by Sheri, Glen, and Katie Miller.
“This was a family owned partnership with Escondido Beach,” noted Sheri Miller. “Bobby D. Cox is a personal friend with us. We are grateful for the years we had with Escondido Beach at our farm.”
Escondido Beach earned his final win at then Indiana Downs in 2009 before heading to Miller Ranch for his stallion assignment. He was a winner for Cox as the owner and Glen and Sheri as the trainer before their daughter, Katie, was even born. He retired with three wins and $40,000 on his card.
A Graded Stakes placed performer himself, Escondido Beach’s first foals came onto the Indiana racing scene in 2013, showing stakes winners the first year with standouts such as Beach Runner. The top performers multiplied year after year to display some of the state’s top performers all time, including Beach Cartel, HH CJ Shake, Beach Blast, Beach Treat, Stone Lake, Red Headed Beach, and Beach Mercedes, just to name a few. Both Beach Cartel, the second leading Indiana sired Quarter Horse of all time, and Beach Mercedes were retained by the Miller family during their racing careers and collectively earned more than $841,000.
“The careers of both Beach Cartel and Beach Mercedes shows the longevity of the foals by Escondido Beach,” noted Sheri. “Those horses were our dream team and will never be matched for their success on the track. That’s the thing about Escondido Beach; he could take an ordinary mare and make a stakes winner.”
A multiple title holder for Indiana’s Quarter Horse Stallion of the Year, Escondido Beach reached a new record last fall. He had the highest selling Indiana sired foal ever at the Heritage Place September Yearling Sale as Nitro Beach sold for $130,000 a new benchmark for Indiana yearlings.
“We are thankful to everyone who believed in him over the years,” added Sheri. “It took a lot of people to back him and support him starting with the owners and breeders. His success can be linked directly to their support. His legacy will continue through his broodmares. And, we have high hopes for the stallion we are standing now, Fly the Coup, who has the same bloodlines as Escondido Beach.”
The 2025 season has already gotten off to a great start for Escondido Beach. He has sired several 2025 stakes winners, including CV Denali in the Gordon Mobley Futurity as well as Beach First, winner of the Blue River Derby at Horseshoe Indianapolis.
Outside of his success as a stallion, Escondido Beach had deep roots with the Miller family. Katie took care of the gentle giant, noted for his calm and laid back disposition.
“This is sort of odd to say, but he grew up with our daughter (Katie),” added Sheri. “He was so docile and kind. I’ve never been around a stud like this. There was just something about him that made him special.”
Escondido Beach bred a lot of mares this spring. Glen handles the bookings and breeding operations for Miller Ranch and noted many of those mares are in foal. The final crop will be on the track as two-year-olds in 2028.
“This stallion (Escondido Beach) set the bar so high,” noted Sheri. “His legacy will definitely be here for a long time.”
The 23rd season of live Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse racing runs through Thursday, Nov. 13. For more information on racing at Horseshoe Indianapolis, visit www.caesars.com/horseshoe-indianapolis/racing or find details on social media @HSIndyRacing.
Separatist (Chicks Beduino-Seperate Ways) is moving to Opelousas, Louisiana for the 2026 breeding season. The Champion stakes sire will stand at Louisiana Center for Equine Reproduction (LACER) at his current 2025 fee of $2,500. He booked full for his 2025 season. Separatist has earned over $26.4 million in progeny earningsfrom 22 crops to race. He has sired 70 stakes winners and sired World Champion DM Shicagowho is his top earner of over $1,873,730. The 20th leading sire has also sired other champions and graded stakes winners such as 4-time champion Moonist ($878,468), 2-time Champion and stallion Inseperable ($672,756), and Separate Bet ($799,481) who was the winner of the 2007 Rainbow Derby-G1 and finished second in the All American Derby-G1 that same year. For more information contact laceroffice@gmail or call (337) 407-0708.
Two-time Champion Eagles Fly Higher (One Famous Eagle-Lone Bet) will be moving to Louisiana Center for Equine Reproduction (LACER) to stand for the 2026 breeding season in Opelousas, Louisiana. Eagles Fly Higher is the number 4 Leading First Year Sire of 2025 and his first crop has earned over $263,000 on the track. His top earner is Eagle On A June Bug ($67,916) who was second in the Louisiana Downs Futurity-G2. Eagles Fly Higher was awarded Champion Aged Stallion twice and earned $623,821 on the track. He had 9 wins, 5 seconds, and 6 thirds from 31 starts. His graded stakes performances include winning the Sooner State S.-RG1, Eastex S.-G2, Prairie Meadows Champ. Chal. S.-G2, Mr Jet Moore S. His 2026 stud fee is soon to be announced for his fourth year standing. For more information contact laceroffice@gmail or call (337) 407-0708.
Two-time AQHA racing champion and proven Grade 1 sire Inseperable will stand the 2026 breeding season at Cuadra San Juditas, LLC, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, for a fee of $1,500.A son of Separatist and out of A Delightful Legacy by First Down Dash, Inseperable has sired 187 winners and 31 black type horses, with progeny earnings exceeding $5.8 million. His top performers include Rarin SI 113, Gold Digging Ashley SI 106, and Queen Washita SI 101. His average earnings per starter top $16,600.
On the track, Inseperable earned $672,756 and was crowned AQHA Champion 3 Year Old and Champion 3-Year-Old Colt in 2009, highlighted by wins in the All American Derby-G1 and Rainbow Derby-G1. He hails from a deep black-type family and remains eligible for multiple incentive programs, including the New Mexico Bred Program and Black Gold.
For breeding contracts or more information, contact Cuadra San Juditas at (505) 319-2302 or cuadrasanjuditas@yahoo.com.
