FQHR Grulla My Dream - 2011 Grulla
"Moonshine"
Additional Information
We got the pleasure to purchase this mare in January 2023 with our partner Sam Seewalker. We purchased her from my cousin that was getting out of breeding. She is bred for a spring appaloosa foal.
This mare was born and raised right here in North Dakota on the hills. She is sure footed, well built, and has the brains to take care of herself and raise well minded babies. She was never broke to ride to my knowledge but she is halter broke and super friendly.
She raised a heck of a filly last year. She was born in June is passed all the other foals up in muscle and height. These bloodlines are made up of the best of them right here in NoDak.
Pedigree and Testing
Color tested: Ee aa D/nd2 n/Cr
Tested 6 panel negative
(HYPP, HERDA, GBED, PSSM1, MH & IMM)
Family
Grandsire - Jaz Poco Goldun Blue
95% foundation
AQHA ROM REINING. IBHA ROM REINING. 1998 CHAMPION IBHA OPEN REINING. 2000 CHAMPION COLORFUL CO CIRCUIT. 2001 CHAMPION WORKING COWHORSE. 2001 CHAMPION WORKING COWHORSE 1ST MHBHA. 2001 CHAMPION OPEN REINING CIRCUIT. 2002 MHBHA WORKING COWHORSE. NRHA MONEY EARNER.
Great Grandsire - Little Steel Dust
100% NFQHA Foundation and 41% Poco Bueno
Senior stallion for many years
Beautiful grullo that sired multiple AQHA Reining ROMs, World Show top ten team penning,
Youth ROM, IBHA Reining ROM, IBHA Dun Factor ROMs, NRHA money earners, NFQHA National Champions,
COAs, and In Hand Trail Futurity Champion.
Little Steel Dust was a leading NFQHA Sire in multiple categories
AQHA Halter Champion/IBHA points in: Hunt Seat, Dun Factor
Sire of: ROM & point earners in Reining, Roping, Team Penning, NRHA Money Earners, NFQHA National Champions
Leading Sire of NFQHA In Hand Trail Points, IBHA & ABRA Dun Factor & ROM.
Great Grandsire - Special Express
Ranked #35 as a Top Barrel Sire. Leading Broodmare Sire. Total Barrels off spring earnings through 2010: $317,598.99 Average earnings: $5,571.91 ** Money earned does not include 'other' off spring earnings **^
Great Grandsire - Mckeag
SIRE OF WORKING RANCH HORSES. Froelich quarter horses