Shippys Reflection - 2013 Chestnut
"Kola"
Additional Information
Kola joined us in the fall of 2019 from the rolling hills of South Dakota with a chocolate palomino filly at side and bred back for a 2020 foal. She is a VERY unique colored mare. She is halter broke but didn‘t have one on in a very long time and is not broke to ride. She’s got excellent confirmation and a nice quiet eye. I had some bonding work and trust gaining to do with her so I was able to get a halter on her again. We brought all the mares and foals in to brand and decided to see how she would do with a halter. To our surprise she stood like a champ once I got the halter over her nose. She was bred again so didn’t want to stress her out too much. But she did amazing!
We named her Kola so we can have some Pendleton and Coke babies lol!
We continued to work on her throughout the winter in the corral everyday and in the summer pastures, we can go up and pet her if we walk slow, she trusts us now just still would rather not be touched. Kola wants to be your friend and follows you around hoping you have some treats in your pocket!
Pedigree and Testing
Color tested: ee AA nd1/nd2
Tested 6 panel Negative
(HYPP, HERDA, GBED, PSSM1, MH & IMM)
Family
Sire - Topsail Tony
Has show record
sired 162 foals with 6 performers.
Grandsire - Topsail Cody
(Grandsire on top side, great grandsire on bottom)
National Reining Horse Association Hall of Fame stallion and Million Dollar Sire. Topsail Cody won the 1980 National Reining Horse Association Futurity, then earned the American Quarter Horse Association Junior Reining World Championship the next year.
Topsail Cody’s foals have earned in excess of $1,193,000. He was inducted into the National Reining Horse Association Hall of Fame in 1996 and was honored as an NRHA Million Dollar Sire in 1998.
Great Grandsire - Joe Cody
An AQHA and National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Hall of Fame inductee, Joe Cody sired AQHA Superior and Register of Merit (ROM) award earners, AQHA World Champions and High-Point winners. His offspring earned money in the NRHA, National Reined Cow Horse Association (NRCHA) and National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA). Legendary reining trainer Bob Loomis, of Marietta, Oklahoma, showed two Joe Cody foals to NRHA Futurity Open championships – Cassandra Cody in 1979 and Topsail Cody in 1980.
Great Granddam - Doc Bar Linda
Open H-17/P-12, Youth H-61/P-448
Youth AQHA Champion
1972 Youth World Champion HUS
Youth Superiors in HUS, Western Horsemanship, Showmanship and Halter
Top Ten Youth World Show in Aged Mares(8th), Showmanship(7th) and Western Horsemanship(4th).
Youth AQHA Performance Champion
DAM OF: 1 AQHA World Champion, 1 NRHA Futurity Champion
DAM OF: Topsail Cody (World Champion, NRHA money-earner, ROM Performance, Performance Point Earner & NRHA Hall of Fame)
Great Grandsire - Red Bee Moore
15 AQHA halter points, 128 performance points
AQHA CHAMPION
AQHA SUPERIOR CUTTING HORSE
ROM Arena
CHA $5,213.93; NCHA COA