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Made Like No Other is a 2019 chestnut Quarter Horse stallion, registered AQHA and standing 15.2 hands. He is by Machine Made (by A Good Machine) and out of Dontskipzips Version, a daughter of Dont Skip Zip. He stands at Richland Ranch in Auburn, Illinois, for a $2,750 USD stud fee. Listed breeding terms: booking fee $250 USD; collection fee $350 USD; shipment fee $350 USD. He is owned by Mike & Melissa Wilkes, with Karen Boxell Alderman as breeding manager. Breedings are available by cooled transported semen, with a live foal guarantee under the terms of the breeding contract. Shipping is listed to Canada.
Highlights listed for Made Like No Other: AQHA World Champion Jr Western Pleasure; Congress Champion Jr Western Pleasure; Congress Champion Masters Western Pleasure; Reserve World Champion 2 Year Old Western Pleasure; Reserve NSBA World Champion; 2025 NSBA BCF Top 5 3-4yo Open Western Pleasure. In the Super Sires program, Made Like No Other ranks 41st in the 2026 standings with 8 points. StallionCompare lists 3 recorded offspring by Made Like No Other.
Made Like No Other tests N/N for HYPP, PSSM, HERDA, GBED and MH. He is nominated to NSBA Stallion Incentive Fund, NSBA Breeders' Championship Futurity, Super Sires, Southern Belle Breeders' Futurity, MQHA Futurity and IQHA Breeders' Incentive Futurity Program.
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Frequently asked questions about Made Like No Other
What is Made Like No Other's stud fee?
Made Like No Other's stud fee is $2,750 USD. Listed terms: Booking fee $250 USD; Collection fee $350 USD; Shipment fee $350 USD. The breeding terms include a live foal guarantee; confirm the details with the breeding manager.
Where does Made Like No Other stand?
Made Like No Other stands at Richland Ranch, 16285 Briarwood Trace, Auburn, IL 62615, United States. Breeding is managed by Karen Boxell Alderman. He is owned by Mike & Melissa Wilkes.
Who are Made Like No Other's sire and dam?
Made Like No Other is by Machine Made (by A Good Machine) and out of Dontskipzips Version, a daughter of Dont Skip Zip.
How is Made Like No Other available for breeding?
Breedings are available by cooled transported semen. The breeding terms include a live foal guarantee. International shipping is listed to Canada.
How have Made Like No Other's offspring performed?
StallionCompare lists 3 recorded offspring by Made Like No Other. In the Super Sires program, Made Like No Other ranks 41st in the 2026 standings with 8 points.
What is Made Like No Other's show record?
Highlights listed for Made Like No Other: AQHA World Champion Jr Western Pleasure; Congress Champion Jr Western Pleasure; Congress Champion Masters Western Pleasure; Reserve World Champion 2 Year Old Western Pleasure; Reserve NSBA World Champion; 2025 NSBA BCF Top 5 3-4yo Open Western Pleasure.
What are Made Like No Other's genetic test results?
Made Like No Other tests N/N for HYPP, PSSM, HERDA, GBED and MH.
Which programs is Made Like No Other nominated to?
Made Like No Other is nominated to NSBA Stallion Incentive Fund, NSBA Breeders' Championship Futurity, Super Sires, Southern Belle Breeders' Futurity, MQHA Futurity and IQHA Breeders' Incentive Futurity Program.
What colour is Made Like No Other, and when was he foaled?
Made Like No Other is a chestnut Quarter Horse foaled in 2019. He stands 15.2 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.