1998 Solid Cremello Stallion

Dual registered, AQHA, APHA (breeding stock)

14.3, 1100 lbs

Negative for the Lethal White Gene

Hollywood Dun It X Miss Rugged Jac (Rugged Lark X Hollywood Jac 86 Daughter)

Dunny's 2004 book is full! Thank you mare owners!
Now booking for 2005

NEWS FLASH!

Dunny's VERY FIRST FOAL hit the ground on January 22nd, 2004. Out of the paint mare, Glo Chex Annie, "Lil Glo In Angel" is a breathtaking beauty. Click HERE to see photos of this foal, and other foals as they hit the ground.

"Dunny" was the 2004 CONQHA and WQHA Reserve High Point Reining horse with Gilbert Peck aboard. They only managed to hit a handful of the circuit shows for the season so it is a huge accomplishment. He will continue the show season in 2005 with the hopes of making it to the AQHA world show. WISH US LUCK!
, "Dunny" has been in 3 NRHA shows to date. His first show (Not NRHA Sanctioned) was Aug 17th, in Broken Bow Nebraska. He took Reserve Futurity Champion in the Intermediate Open division. His second show was the All-American NRHA futurity, held in conjunction with the AQHA congress, Oct 1-7. He placed 5th out of 117 entries in the Intermediate Open division. His last show for 2001 was the NRHA Futurity held in Oklahoma City. Dunit tied for 9th place in the intermediate open division, beating out over 500 other entries! The First show for 2002 was the Platte Valley Classic where he took 2nd Place- Novice Horse Open.

4 Shows- 4 Top Tens, 4 Checks!!

Thanks to "Dunny's" unusual (and beautiful!) color, (in addition to being cremello, he also carries the dun factor!) we can offer something very few stallions can, and certainly NO stallions with this kind of breeding, (see pedigree here) talent, and looks! We Guarantee buckskin, palomino, dun, grullo or smoky black foals out of any color mare. Note- you can also produce a cremello/perlino foal out of Palomino or Buckskin mares, and grey mares may produce any of those color foals, which may then turn grey.

As an additional incentive, we are also offering a FREE breeding to the owner of the first Lil Son of a Dun foal to win an APHA, AQHA, PHBA, Or IBHA championship in any performance event, or to place in the top ten at the NRHA or NRCHA futurities. Dunny is subscribed to the NRHA Sire and Dam Program, and will be subscribed to many other incentive programs as foals become of competitive age.

Due to AQHA Rule 227(i), formerly known as rule 227(j) (which states that no horse may be registered that has all three traits of an "albino", white or cream colored hair, pink skin and blue eyes,) this amazing, full blooded quarter horse, started off with only APHA breeding stock papers. At the March, 2003 AQHA convention, this rule was eliminated, and Dunny now has AQHA papers. The APHA kindly allowed Dunny to retain his APHA breeding stock papers. He is not a paint, and is no more likely to throw a paint foal than any other quarter horse stallion. His dual registry is due to his original denied entry into the AQHA registry.

 To learn more about the history of the AQHA rule 227(i) and the fight to change it, please visit the website of: The Cremello Perlino Educational Association.

If you're looking to breed to the best pedigree the Quarter Horse world has to offer, look no further. "Dunny" has it all! He has a PROVEN performance pedigree to die for, a "gelding" like attitude, loads of ability and natural talent, and to top it off, cannot sire a sorrel or bay foal!! "Dunny's" 2003 stud fee is by Private Treaty- a sliding scale based upon the mare being bred. He will be standing to a limited book of mares, with special consideration and discounts will be given to mares with performance records. Shipped semen is available.

Think you can't Afford quality like this? Click the link to find out more, or Please Email marimbri@hotmail.com for more information.

Lil Son of a Dun is PROUDLY owned by:

Riverton, WY

(307)851-3054

(406)864-3532

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