Reference Horses listed from A-Z
Continental King 1958 (King X Sue Hunt) 0081640 Black (Ee aa)
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AQHA Show H-0/P-72.5
ROM Performance-Open ROM Reining-Open Superior Reining-Open NRHA Hall Of Fame (1988) (Reining(69.0/ROM/SUPR), WCH(2.0), & (WPl.1.5) NCHA $990.34, COA Breeder: Ted Clymer, Hudson, WI. Owner: Continental Ranch, La Crosse, WI. 
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Blue Valentine 1956 (Red Man X Beauty's Dream) 0097116 Blue Roan
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100% Foundation
AQHA H-0/P-1 Owner: Hayes Bros & Hyde Merritt 1 pt. Daily Team Roping/Heading Ranked #7 Top Ranch Horse Bloodlines by Western Horseman Magazine - October 2007 Read all about the story of Blue Valentine at Hancock Horses 
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Blue Valentine at the Hyde Merritt Ranch at Tie Siding, WY.
Pictured at 23 years old, taken by Jim Jennings of the Quarter Horse Journal (November 1982) Read all about the story of Blue Valentine at Hancock Horses |
Easter Gentleman 0754223 Grey 1970
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Four Mac Shadow 2002 (King Of Four Mac X Golden Clip) 4278570 Black (Ee aa)100% NFQHA (no rounding)
Herda N/H Deceased 34.375% King Pictured with owner: Billy Bullock 
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Hollywood At Dawn 1977 AQHA: 1343213
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Last breeding maternal grandson of King P-234. NCHA money earner. 100% Foundation Quarter Horse. He had been campaigned on the Florida IBHA circuits earning halter points, and Grand and Reserve Championships.
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Hollywood Four MacHollywood At Dawn X Golden Four Mac
AQHA # 4579228 April 30, 2004 100% NFQHA (no rounding) 5 Panel Negative Bay Dun Ee Aa Dd 29.69% King 19.53% Zantanon Owner: David Scott, Warner Robins GA 
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Hollywood is the sire to my wonderful stallion, James Poco Stripe. You can see where JP got his good looks!
Unshown, but did train for several months in the Reining discipline. 
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Hollywood Gold 1940
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Progeny Record:
AQHA Champions: 1 Foal Crops: 23 Foals Registered: 263 Halter-Point Earners: 9 Halter Points Earned: 35 Perf-Point Earners: 69 Perf Points Earned: 2,787.5 Perf Registers Of Merit: 45 Superior Perf Awards: 14 At 15 hands tall and weighing a little more than 1,000 pounds, Hollywood Gold was sent to George Humphreys at the Four Sixes at Guthrie. Humphreys worked cattle with the stallion he referred to as the smartest horse he had ever ridden. In addition to working cattle, Hollywood Gold sired 263 registered foals in 23 seasons. He was put down in 1964 due to failing, arthritic legs.
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James Poco Stripe "JP"
Black | AQHA # 4999813 | April 29, 2007 | 14.3 hh | True 100% Foundation | 25.68% King
Hollywood Four Mac X Huskys Brown Lady
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/james+poco+stripe
25.68% King | 15.82% Poco Bueno | 15.6% Zantanon | 6.25% Hollywood Gold
Black - Ee aa
7 Panel Negative [PSSM1, HYPP, MH, IMM, GBED, HERDA, LWO]
AQHA # 4999813
NFQHA # F0039366 "True" 100% - NO Rounding.
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/james+poco+stripe
25.68% King | 15.82% Poco Bueno | 15.6% Zantanon | 6.25% Hollywood Gold
Black - Ee aa
7 Panel Negative [PSSM1, HYPP, MH, IMM, GBED, HERDA, LWO]
AQHA # 4999813
NFQHA # F0039366 "True" 100% - NO Rounding.
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Joe Hancock
Brown 1923 AQHA (#0000455) Stallion
100% Foundation AQHA Hall of Fame 1992 AQHA Offspring Record: -Total Points Earned: 23 -Reg Foals: 155 -Number Shown: 16 -Point Earners: 2 -Performance Points Earned: 23 -Performance Point Earners: 2 -Performance ROMs: 2 -Total ROMs: 2 -Race Earnings: $337 -Race ROMs: 6 Breeder: John Jackson Hancock Owner: Tom L. Burnett Cattle Company, Fort Worth, TX Check out these articles about Joe Hancock: AQHA - Joe Hancock AQHA - The Story of Joe Hancock AQHA - 7 Facts you didn't know about Joe Hancock Hancock Horses |
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Johnny Poundcake "Johnny"
Bay (EeA?) | Stallion | AQHA # 4181877 | May 18, 2001 | 31.25% Doc Bar | 20.3% Three Bars
Docs Sugs Brudder X Cross Flower
www.allbreedpedigree.com/Johnny+Poundcake
31.25% Doc Bar | 20.3% Three Bars | 6.25% Poco Bueno | 4.3% King
Bay - Ee A?
AQHA # 4181877
Johnny Poundcake is a direct son of Docs Sugs Brudder, who is an AQHA Champion with an LTE of over $48,000, and offspring earning more than $1.9 Million. If that isn't impressive enough, Johnny is a grandson of the great Doc Bar! His pedigree is littered with champions such as Lightning Bar, Sugar Bars, Three Bars, Dry Flower, Dry Doc, Bar Flower, Cee Bars, and more!
Johnny unfortunately received a poor prognosis from the vet. He has basically no teeth left on the bottom jaw, so everything he eats is mash. In addition to the teeth issues, the vet discovered that Johnny has an abnormal testicle. The vet immediately suspected testicular cancer. Although I did not see any blatantly evident signs of pain or discomfort from Johnny to begin with, as the cold weather set in, Johnny began showing more and more signs that he is in discomfort, mostly coming from the area of the abnormal testicle. I had decided to give Johnny until the first of the year to see if his body condition would improve, or if any signs of discomfort arose. Although Johnny's body condition improved dramatically in the short time I have had him, Johnny is unfortunately showing signs of pain. I have decided to lay Johnny to rest. He is the best boy and he will be dearly missed.
www.allbreedpedigree.com/Johnny+Poundcake
31.25% Doc Bar | 20.3% Three Bars | 6.25% Poco Bueno | 4.3% King
Bay - Ee A?
AQHA # 4181877
Johnny Poundcake is a direct son of Docs Sugs Brudder, who is an AQHA Champion with an LTE of over $48,000, and offspring earning more than $1.9 Million. If that isn't impressive enough, Johnny is a grandson of the great Doc Bar! His pedigree is littered with champions such as Lightning Bar, Sugar Bars, Three Bars, Dry Flower, Dry Doc, Bar Flower, Cee Bars, and more!
Johnny unfortunately received a poor prognosis from the vet. He has basically no teeth left on the bottom jaw, so everything he eats is mash. In addition to the teeth issues, the vet discovered that Johnny has an abnormal testicle. The vet immediately suspected testicular cancer. Although I did not see any blatantly evident signs of pain or discomfort from Johnny to begin with, as the cold weather set in, Johnny began showing more and more signs that he is in discomfort, mostly coming from the area of the abnormal testicle. I had decided to give Johnny until the first of the year to see if his body condition would improve, or if any signs of discomfort arose. Although Johnny's body condition improved dramatically in the short time I have had him, Johnny is unfortunately showing signs of pain. I have decided to lay Johnny to rest. He is the best boy and he will be dearly missed.
King 1932 Bay 0000234
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Sire Of :658 foals recorded with AQHA
236 Performance Foals 23 foal crops Race Summary
AQHA Show Summary
NCHA All-Time Total: $165,232.57
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"King sired a few racehorses such as Squaw H, but is best remembered for siring horses with tremendous performance ability and cow sense. A few of the stallion’s better known sons were Poco Bueno, Royal King, King’s Pistol and Continental King." -AQHA
"King, one of the Quarter Horse industry's cornerstones. His conformation set the standard for Quarter Horse judging for more than a decade. " -Foundation Horses An excellent article on King that provides great details and records of King, and truly describes why King really was the King of Quarter Horses! -Pedigree Pursuits 
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King is a major focus point in our breeding program. Appropriately named, King is one of the founding stallions of the true American Quarter Horse. Commonly called the King of Quarter Horses, King was well known to produce excellent minded foals with conformation, versatility, and a good cow sense. As a favorite founding sire, our horses boast at least 30% King p234 blood, crossing back to multiple sons and daughters.
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King of Four Mac 1985 AQHA: 2409558 (Continental King X Nita Joe Wimpy) Black [Ee aa] 34.375% King2005 Breeding Season Incentive Fund Stallion
AQHA Show H-0/P-124 1989 Open Performance ROM 1990 Superior Performance Open Reining 1990 AQHA High Point Performance Horse(Open Reining & Open Sr. Reining) NRHA $1703.08 100% Foundation |
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STALLION OFFSPRING RECORD
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Leos Queen Dawn 2000 AQHA: 3949582 (Hollywood At Dawn X Pixie Charlotte) True 100% NFQHA Smoky Grulla [Ee aa Dd nCr] 25% KingTrue 100% NFQHA (NO rounding!)
6 Panel Negative [PSSM1, HYPP, MH, IMM, GBED, HERDA] 25% King 18.75% Queen H 14.84% Zantanon Deceased 2021 |
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Mr Blackburn 41 1963 AQHA: 0246868 (Pretty Buck X Lady Cowan) True 100% NFQHA
Registered as dun, was buckskin.
Offspring Record:
-NRHA Money-earners
-Sire of 142 AQHA points, ROMs and show/performance awards
-Sire of 5 Performing foals, 2 Halter Pt Earners = 3 Pts, 1 Yth Halter Earner = 6 Pts, 4 Perf Earners = 74 Pts, 1 Amtr Perf Pt Earner = 5.5 Pts, 2 Yth Perf Earners = 53.5 Pts, 2 Perf ROMs, 1 Yth Perf ROM, 1 Superior Perf Award, 1 Yth Show All Around. NRHA Offspr LTE: $5,466.
-Maternal Grandsire ~ 10 Performing Grandget, 4 Perf Pt Earners = 22 Pts, 1 Amt Earner = 10.5 Pts,
1 Perf ROM, AQHA World Show $ = $248, NRHA $= $7,275.86, NRCHA $ = $3,665.50.
Offspring Record:
-NRHA Money-earners
-Sire of 142 AQHA points, ROMs and show/performance awards
-Sire of 5 Performing foals, 2 Halter Pt Earners = 3 Pts, 1 Yth Halter Earner = 6 Pts, 4 Perf Earners = 74 Pts, 1 Amtr Perf Pt Earner = 5.5 Pts, 2 Yth Perf Earners = 53.5 Pts, 2 Perf ROMs, 1 Yth Perf ROM, 1 Superior Perf Award, 1 Yth Show All Around. NRHA Offspr LTE: $5,466.
-Maternal Grandsire ~ 10 Performing Grandget, 4 Perf Pt Earners = 22 Pts, 1 Amt Earner = 10.5 Pts,
1 Perf ROM, AQHA World Show $ = $248, NRHA $= $7,275.86, NRCHA $ = $3,665.50.
Pretty Buck 1942 AQHA: 0002103 (Pretty Boy X Mare by Buck Thomas) True 100% NFQHA
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AQHA H-4/P-0
Breeder: W. T. Waggoner Est., Vernon, TX Owner: E. P. Waggoner, Ft. Worth, TX 100% fnd Sooty buckskin orig. reg. as brown Sire of 274 AQHA foals: 9 AQHA Ch, 30 ROM Perf, 4 Supr Hltr, 2 Supr Perf. World Champion Sire, NCHA Reserve World Champion Sire, NCHA Superior Halter Sire, Superior Performance Sire, AQHA Champion Sire, NCHA Get Money-earners, ROM Performance Sire - Hall of Fame Sire, NCHA. |
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Steel Blue Duece 2002 AQHA: 4305507
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Zantanon 1917
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STALLION OFFSPRING RECORD
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Erasmo Flores of Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, bought Zantanon when he was 11 months old and already had him in race training when he was 14 months old. A year or so later, Zantanon was sold to Erasmo’s uncle, Eutiquio Flores.
Zantanon’s quick break and scorching early speed won him race after race. His earnings purportedly paid for a ranch south of Laredo. He was soon dubbed “The Man o’War of Mexico,” after the famous Thoroughbred with whom Zantanon shared a birthday. But while the real Man o’War was treated like a celebrity, Zantanon received no special treatment. In fact, he didn’t receive much of anything. Half starved all the time,...His handlers were notorious for working him two or three hours a day, then leaving him tied to a hitching post outside a saloon for the afternoon. -America's Horse Daily |