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SW Flying Frenchman a 2017 Bay AQHA Stallion out of Shawne Cash x PC Frenchmans Hayday. ’Henry’ is a 7 year old stallion that has seen a limited amount of mares. He is a touch over 15 hands tall. He was recently collected in May for a mare. He has been collected on the dummy and will also hand breed/live cover. He is 5 panel NN. Henry was started under saddle as a young horse. He was just never used for riding purposes. His oldest foal is just now 2 years old and quite the looker.... (read more) Owners are done breeding, and they also have a full brother to Henry so they want to get Henry moved to a good home.

Henry is by PC Frenchmans Hayday. Dinero is owned by Potter Ranch. Dinero has over $400,000 in earnings. In 2005 he was voted the 3rd place AQHA/PRCA Heeling Horse of the Year, and helped carry Sherry Cervi to a third place position in the WNFR Barrel racing Average. According to Potter Ranch website, Dinero is so versatile, that at Nampa, ID he was ridden by Walt Woodard, Cory Petska, and Sherry Cervi in the short round, and all three were money winners. As an NFR Barrel Competitor Dinero was 3rd in the Average with Sherry Cervi in 2005. Some of his offspring’s highlights included 7 NFR Qualifiers. Over $600,000 in PRCA Rodeo earnings. Two Rodeo Houston Champions, winning $50,000 Bonus EACH in Team Roping and Barrel Racing. NFR Arena Record, MP Meter My Hay, 13.49. Carried Cory Petska to 4th for year in Team Roping and Todd Suhn 6th in Steer Wrestling. Made Sherry Cervi 2010 WPRA World Champion Barrel Racer. MP Quick Money and Tammy Fischer WPRA 2011 World Standings top 20. "Dinero" is also a proven producer. His babies have nice heads and bodies, and are athletic, smart and they are proving to be just as versatile.

Henry’s dam is Shawne Cash by the great Reckless Cash. Shawne Cash is no longer alive, but the owners owned her for 13 years and got several foals out of her. They have kept a few for themselves as rope horses too. Shawne Cash was bred to be a runner, but due to a stifle injury early on she never seen any starts. She was turned into a broodmare. Her lineage consisted of very proven runners including her sire, Reckless Cash. Reckless Cash died in 2015 at 28 years old and according to Q-Racing Journal this is what they had to say about him. He was owned through his lifetime by Joe Kirk Fulton and his Fulton Quien Sabe Ranch. Reckless Dash raced from 1989 to 1991, making 24 starts. He won 11 of those, with five seconds and one third. He earned $315,229 during his racing career. His career highlights include victories in the 1990 Remington Park Derby (G2), 1991 Jet Deck Handicap (G3) and Longhorn Derby, as well as second-place finishes in the Grade 1 QHBC Juvenile Classic and World’s Championship Classic. He was fourth in Strawberry Silk’s All American Futurity (G1), and finalist in the Grade 1 Kindergarten Futurity, All American Derby, All American Gold Cup and Champion of Champions. Sired by the great Dash For Cash, Reckless Dash was out of the Raise Your Glass (TB) mare Shaken Not Stirred. He was the sire of 527 foals, including 312 starters and 164 race winners. His foals earned more than $3 million on the racetrack, including Grade 2 winner Reckless Roula ($307,167). Reckless Dash was pensioned from stud duty in 2012.

As you can see, Henry is STACKED with a performance pedigree. He would make a nice stallion for anyone looking to raise rope or barrel horses. Don’t let his absence of earnings turn you away. He has a full brother and half siblings out there that are competing and earning. He currently runs with a donkey (free to go with him). Henry is a well-mannered and behaved stallion. He is easy to collect and hand breed. He is current on coggins and vaccines. He will come with signed transfer. For more information, please contact Jamie @ our phone number (agent) or our email address. Please leave a message if don’t answer. Not always best of cell service.

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Tri-State Quarter Horses was established in Llano TX 2016. Jamie’s grandparents gifted her the use of the family’s brand located in Arlington Co. The ranch has been in Jamie’s family since 1911. We were extremely blessed and excited to be able to carry on a piece of tradition here in Texas. Jamie grew up in Oklahoma farming and ranching. Benny grew up in East Texas following in his family’s footsteps, rodeoing.... (read more) We decided to blend the three states where we are rooted from to form our own business raising quarter horses. Our goal is to raise a trainable versatile horse with bone, hip, athletic ability and speed. We want our horses to be able to go from pasture to arena and be used in different disciplines. Our mares' bloodlines are influenced by staple TX ranches such as 6666's, Tongue River, & King Ranch along with other names as well. We then are crossing back on a foundation stallion hoping to get a versatile horse with modern ranch influence and the old foundation speed, bone, size and disposition.**WE NOW OFFER CONSIGNMENT HORSES**