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Impulsions is a 1987 chestnut Quarter Horse stallion, registered AQHA and standing 15.2 hands. He is by The Invester (by Zippo Pat Bars) and out of Randados Rosa, a daughter of Cal Bar. He stands at Painted Plantation in Newport, Michigan, for a $3,000 USD stud fee. Listed breeding terms: ICSI Only; Limited breedings available; Each additional embryo is $1,500. He is owned by Painted Plantation LLC, with Joe Mizzi as breeding manager. Breedings are available by ICSI.
Highlights listed for Impulsions: $1.2+ Million Dollar Sire; 2004 NSBA Hall of Fame Inductee; Bred by Wilson Quarter Horses of Joshua, TX; 1989 World Champion 2 YO Snaffle Bit; $35,000 in all-time futurity earnings; Champion 3 YO Derby at the All American Quarter Horse Congress (winning all 3 splits); Retired after winning all major titles by the end of his 3 YO year; Sire of 254 point-earners in all divisions combined, with a total get earnings over 22,000 total points; Sire of 10 World Champions; Sire of 7 Reserve World Champions; Foals earning $393,890.20 in Incentive Fund earnings and over $679,000 in futurity earnings.. StallionCompare lists 22 recorded offspring by Impulsions, 3 of them with recorded earnings totalling $57,589 USD. His top earners: Ona Good Impulse ($37,240 USD), Hot Impulse ($13,931 USD) and A Sudden Impulse ($6,418 USD).
Impulsions tests N/N for HYPP, PSSM, HERDA, GBED and MH.
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Frequently asked questions about Impulsions
What is Impulsions's stud fee?
Impulsions's stud fee is $3,000 USD. Listed terms: ICSI Only; Limited breedings available; Each additional embryo is $1,500.
Where does Impulsions stand?
Impulsions stands at Painted Plantation, Newport, MI 48166, United States. Breeding is managed by Joe Mizzi. He is owned by Painted Plantation LLC.
Who are Impulsions's sire and dam?
Impulsions is by The Invester (by Zippo Pat Bars) and out of Randados Rosa, a daughter of Cal Bar.
How is Impulsions available for breeding?
Breedings are available by ICSI.
How have Impulsions's offspring performed?
StallionCompare lists 22 recorded offspring by Impulsions, 3 with recorded earnings totalling $57,589 USD. His top earners are Ona Good Impulse ($37,240 USD), Hot Impulse ($13,931 USD) and A Sudden Impulse ($6,418 USD).
What is Impulsions's show record?
Highlights listed for Impulsions: $1.2+ Million Dollar Sire; 2004 NSBA Hall of Fame Inductee; Bred by Wilson Quarter Horses of Joshua, TX; 1989 World Champion 2 YO Snaffle Bit; $35,000 in all-time futurity earnings; Champion 3 YO Derby at the All American Quarter Horse Congress (winning all 3 splits); Retired after winning all major titles by the end of his 3 YO year; Sire of 254 point-earners in all divisions combined, with a total get earnings over 22,000 total points; Sire of 10 World Champions; Sire of 7 Reserve World Champions; Foals earning $393,890.20 in Incentive Fund earnings and over $679,000 in futurity earnings..
What are Impulsions's genetic test results?
Impulsions tests N/N for HYPP, PSSM, HERDA, GBED and MH.
What colour is Impulsions, and when was he foaled?
Impulsions is a chestnut Quarter Horse foaled in 1987. He stands 15.2 hands. He is registered AQHA .
3 Breeding services are offered through Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI). ICSI is a specialized procedure commonly utilized in human infertility treatments, particularly when addressing male fertility challenges during in vitro fertilization (IVF). It involves the direct injection of sperm into an egg to facilitate conception, potentially leading to a successful pregnancy following embryo transfer. It is important to note that StallionCompare, by providing this information, does not guarantee or warrant any specific outcome or success with ICSI. The details about the availability of the stallion via ICSI are subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the breeding agreement between the interested party and the respective breeding manager and/or stallion owner. For accurate and comprehensive information, individuals are encouraged to contact the stallion owner and/or breeding manager directly to discuss the specific details of the ICSI services provided.