Sixey In Red, 2005 Red Roan Spayed Mare

Sixey In Red, 2005 Red Roan mare - 5 years old (click to enlarge)

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We call her Annie. She was born on May 13, 2005. We bred "Trixie", one of our good daughters of On The Money Red, to our stallion, Verily Sixes, for a 2005 foal. Mother was sorrel, dad is a strawberry roan, and Annie is mostly sorrel, although she has continued to show more roaining roaning each year.

Annie did well at the pole bending futurity in Gillette, Wyoming in September, 2009. this was the toughest pole futurity competition at this event in the last ten years. Remember she was 4 years old when competing, and she finished 5th in the 1st go with a 20.8 and 2nd in the 2nd go with a 20.6, for a 4th in the average.

She had strong heats which affected her willingness to attention, especially her ground manners, so we opted to spay her at the end of her 4 year old year. It is making a big difference.

Her dam had a lot to contribute, being out of an own daughter of Biankus. People on the west coast know Biankus. If you don't, then you should get to know him. Read about him here >>. And there's more to this mare's story. We believe the success of these foals is due in large part to the contributions of this mare. You should take a look at SS Reds On The Run.

There is a 2006 full sister to this mare, and she is available for sale. See her here >>.

Trixie has had two other foals. The first was High On Biankus, a truly classy bay colt. Toby was purchased by a family in Georgia in January of his 3 year old year. His new family loves him, and he is now in barrel futurity training with a professional trainer. From what we are hearing, he is going to be better than good. He is really impressing even the professionals who watch him run.

Trixie's second foal was Tricky Image, a muscular palomino colt. Tricky was purchased as a future barrel racing prospect and is living in Jackson, Wyoming.

At 4 years of age, Annie competed in the 2009 Fizz Bomb Classic Pole Futurity in Gillette Wyoming, finishing 4th in the 1st go, 2nd in the 2nd go, and 4th in the average. She ran a 20.8 and a 20.6.

Annie is enrolled in the Future Fortunes Incentive program and the AQHA Incentive fund.

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Ken and Pat Smith
Sunrise West Quarter Horses, LLC
2240 4th Avenue
Clarkston, Washington WA 99403
509-780-9426

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