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One N Only is a 2007 brown Quarter Horse stallion, registered AQHA and standing 15.3 hands. He is by Invitation Only (by Barpassers Image) and out of Weretalkinradical, a daughter of Radical Rodder. He stands at Penn State Quarter Horses in University Park, Pennsylvania, for a $1,250 USD stud fee. Listed breeding terms: booking fee $300 USD; counter-to-counter fee $400 USD. He is owned by Penn State Quarter Horses, with Brian Egan as breeding manager. Breedings are available by cooled transported semen and frozen transported semen, with a live foal guarantee under the terms of the breeding contract.
Highlights listed for One N Only: AQHA Show H-0/P-170+ and $41,128; Top 5 2009 AQHA World Show 2 Yr old Western Pleasure; Amateur Reserve Champion Reichert Celebration; Superior Western Pleasure; Currently Standing at Penn State Equine Science; Owned by: Pennsylvania State University. In the Super Sires program, One N Only finished 11th in 2016 (1 points), 4th in 2017 (9 points), 11th in 2018 (2 points), 8th in 2019 (6 points) and 22nd in 2023 (5 points). StallionCompare lists 11 recorded offspring by One N Only.
One N Only tests N/N for HYPP, PSSM, HERDA, GBED and MH. He is nominated to Super Sires.
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Frequently asked questions about One N Only
What is One N Only's stud fee?
One N Only's stud fee is $1,250 USD. Listed terms: Booking fee $300 USD; Counter-to-counter fee $400 USD. The breeding terms include a live foal guarantee; confirm the details with the breeding manager.
Where does One N Only stand?
One N Only stands at Penn State Quarter Horses, 335 ASI Building, University Park, PA 16802, United States. Breeding is managed by Brian Egan. He is owned by Penn State Quarter Horses.
Who are One N Only's sire and dam?
One N Only is by Invitation Only (by Barpassers Image) and out of Weretalkinradical, a daughter of Radical Rodder.
How is One N Only available for breeding?
Breedings are available by cooled transported semen and frozen transported semen. The breeding terms include a live foal guarantee.
How have One N Only's offspring performed?
StallionCompare lists 11 recorded offspring by One N Only.
What is One N Only's show record?
Highlights listed for One N Only: AQHA Show H-0/P-170+ and $41,128; Top 5 2009 AQHA World Show 2 Yr old Western Pleasure; Amateur Reserve Champion Reichert Celebration; Superior Western Pleasure; Currently Standing at Penn State Equine Science; Owned by: Pennsylvania State University.
How does One N Only rank in Super Sires?
In the Super Sires program, One N Only finished 11th in 2016 (1 points), 4th in 2017 (9 points), 11th in 2018 (2 points), 8th in 2019 (6 points) and 22nd in 2023 (5 points).
What are One N Only's genetic test results?
One N Only tests N/N for HYPP, PSSM, HERDA, GBED and MH.
Which programs is One N Only nominated to?
One N Only is nominated to Super Sires.
What colour is One N Only, and when was he foaled?
One N Only is a brown Quarter Horse foaled in 2007. He stands 15.3 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.