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A Shiner Named Sioux is a 2006 palomino Quarter Horse stallion, registered AQHA and standing 15.0 hands. He is by Shining Spark (by Genuine Doc) and out of Docs Sulena, a daughter of Doc Olena. He stands at Aaron Ranch in Commerce, Texas, for a $1,500 USD stud fee. Listed breeding terms: Fee does not include chute fee; On-site breeding or frozen semen only; Discounts for multiple mares, earning producing mares, and youth. He is owned by Aaron Ranch, with Cresha Aaron as breeding manager. Breedings are available by frozen transported semen, with a live foal guarantee under the terms of the breeding contract.
Highlights listed for A Shiner Named Sioux: 2010 AQHA World Champion Jr Reining Horse; 2011 NRHA Open Derby Reserve Champion; 2011 NRHA Int Open Derby Champion; 2011 AQHA World Champion Jr Cow Horse; 2012 Southwest RCHA Open Bridle Spectacular Reserve Champion. StallionCompare lists 4 recorded offspring by A Shiner Named Sioux.
A Shiner Named Sioux tests N/N for HYPP, PSSM, GBED, MYHM and MH and N/HRD for HERDA (a carrier). He is nominated to All Star Reining Stakes.
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Frequently asked questions about A Shiner Named Sioux
What is A Shiner Named Sioux's stud fee?
A Shiner Named Sioux's stud fee is $1,500 USD. Listed terms: Fee does not include chute fee; On-site breeding or frozen semen only; Discounts for multiple mares, earning producing mares, and youth. The breeding terms include a live foal guarantee; confirm the details with the breeding manager.
Where does A Shiner Named Sioux stand?
A Shiner Named Sioux stands at Aaron Ranch, 5983 County Road 4400, Commerce, TX 75428, United States. Breeding is managed by Cresha Aaron. He is owned by Aaron Ranch.
Who are A Shiner Named Sioux's sire and dam?
A Shiner Named Sioux is by Shining Spark (by Genuine Doc) and out of Docs Sulena, a daughter of Doc Olena.
How is A Shiner Named Sioux available for breeding?
Breedings are available by frozen transported semen. The breeding terms include a live foal guarantee.
How have A Shiner Named Sioux's offspring performed?
StallionCompare lists 4 recorded offspring by A Shiner Named Sioux.
What is A Shiner Named Sioux's show record?
Highlights listed for A Shiner Named Sioux: 2010 AQHA World Champion Jr Reining Horse; 2011 NRHA Open Derby Reserve Champion; 2011 NRHA Int Open Derby Champion; 2011 AQHA World Champion Jr Cow Horse; 2012 Southwest RCHA Open Bridle Spectacular Reserve Champion.
What are A Shiner Named Sioux's genetic test results?
A Shiner Named Sioux tests N/N for HYPP, PSSM, GBED, MYHM and MH and N/HRD for HERDA (a carrier).
Which programs is A Shiner Named Sioux nominated to?
A Shiner Named Sioux is nominated to All Star Reining Stakes.
What colour is A Shiner Named Sioux, and when was he foaled?
A Shiner Named Sioux is a palomino Quarter Horse foaled in 2006. He stands 15.0 hands. He is registered AQHA .
1 StallionCompare provides information regarding a Live foal guarantee statement as part of the breeding details. It is important to note that StallionCompare does not make any promises or guarantees based on this statement. The reference to a "Live foal guaranteed" pertains to the specific terms outlined in the breeding agreement established between the interested party and the respective breeding manager and/or stallion owner. StallionCompare does not ensure the accuracy of this information, and we strongly recommend reaching out to the stallion owner and/or breeding manager directly to verify and confirm the details of the agreement.