SIRE:
DOC'S OAK,
earner of $75,658: NCHA Hall of
Fame; split 4th, NCHA Open Futurity; finalist in the NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity.
EquiStat #7 All-Time Leading Cutting Sire, siring the earners of over $9,500,000, and an NRHA All-Time
Leading Sire.
DAM: Lashawns
Freckles, by Colonel Freckles. She is a full
sister to FRECKLES FLYNN
($116,878., NCHA Platinum Award, PCCHA Open Champion and Res Champion; 5th, NCHA
Open Top Ten, etc.) and DOCTOR
FRECKLES ($35,419: NCHA Silver Award; PCCHA Shoot-out Open Co-ReserveChampion; NCHA Open Finals finalist,
etc.); half sister to LASHAWNS
LEMAC ($44,209. [NCHA $24,965; ACHA $17,691] : 3rd, ACHA Open World
Championships, etc.), and maternal half sister to the dam of FLYNNS GAYSON OFADOC
(Son Ofa Doc). $145,975 : NCHA Platinum
Award; PCCHA Open Champion and Res Champion;
etc.
Lashawns
Freckles'
offspring include:
FRECKLES DOCS OAK
($271,967. NCHA Super Stakes
Non-Pro Classic Champion; NCHA Non-Pro Classic Champion; NCHA $50,000 Amateur Co-World Champion; NCHA Limited Non-Pro Futurity Reserve
Champion; etc.); FRECKLES SON OFA DOC (g. by Son Ofa Doc). $169,685:
NCHA Open Derby Champion; 4th, NCHA Breeders
Open Cutting; etc.)
2nd DAM:
Lashawn 54, by Bar Rhythm. Earner of
$3,072; NCHA Certificate of Ability. An
Equi-Stat All-Time Leading Cutting Producer.
Dam of FRECKLES FLYNN,
$116,878 (above); LASHAWNS LEMAC,
$44,209. (above); DOCTOR
FRECKLES $35,419. (above), etc.
Granddam of FLYNNS GAYSON OFADOC,
$145,975., (above), etc.; Granddam of FLYNNS
ONE TO WATCH, $26,356., Kansas 5/6-year-old Open
Reserve Champion; split 3rd, Kansas All-Age $20,000 Amateur;
NCHA Day Area 7 Non-Pro Champion.
Cowboy Desire was purchased at the 1999 NCHA Preferred Breeders Sale for $76,000. by Frank Merrill,
David McDavid, and Tony Langdon, who then formed the Cowboy Desire
Partnership.
He was put into training with Terry Riddle. As a two-year-old in cutting training, he was
outstanding. He was thought to be one of the most prolific horses to come along in
years. He had it all ... cowsense, ability, great mind ... and he was beautiful.
Tragedy struck when he injured a hock in training. After months of treatment,
including surgery, it was apparent that he would not be able to
show at the NCHA Futurity. Their decision to dissolve the partnership
gave us the opportunity to own this outstanding horse. |
Breeding Fee: Private
Treaty.
