2008 Foals

Dial A Cocoa Blue (Dial A Challenge x Big Duke’s Comet)
ApHC #N655893 / FPD registered. Born April 26, 2008.
Here is one filly who is already starting to make her mark in the performance world. She is the 2008 Cheyenne Frontier Days
Dinner Bell Derby Champion. Cocoa is one real easy going filly. Her sire has his ROM in Sr. Reining and her dam has her ROMs in
barrels, poles, keyhole and figure 8 stake race. HERDA N/N Click here for more pictures.
Click her to see video of her. Her purchase price is $1500. Click here for her pedigree.

Dial A Sunrise (Dial A Challenge x Big Dukes Moondancer)
ApHC #655892 / FPD registered. Born April 24, 2008.
Dallas is one classy red dun filly who should excel in anything you put her into. Her dam has points in halter and 3 Yr Old Hunter
under Saddle. Dallas was the third place overall monies winner for the 2008 Cheyenne Frontier Days Dinner Bell Derby. Even
though Dallas has a spot on her left side, she does have regular papers and is eligible to be shown in ApHC shows, including
halter classes and FPD halter classes as well. She is starting to get white frosting on her hips. HERDA N/N
Click here for more pictures. Her purchase price is $1500. Click here for her pedigree.

Dial A Morning Star (Dial A Challenge x Plaudit Starynite)
ApHC #655891 Born April 28, 2008.
Venus should make one nice all around prospect as her sisters have garnered points in halter, games, cattle and pleasure classes.
Her full sister at 3 years old is the 2008 =G Bar Rodeo Summer Series 3D Barrel Racing Champion and is now starting to run times
in the 1D barrels. Venus was color tested by Pet DNA Services of AZ and she is carrying the seal brown gene. (Ee/Ata)
Purchase price is $1500. Click here for more pictures.
Click here for her pedigree.

(Dial A Challenge x Mariah of Dreams (HYPP N/H))
Born April 28, 2008, died May 11, 2008 due to HYPP complications. I do not advocate breeding of HYPP positive horses. At the time
of Mariah being bred to my stallion, I was unaware of Mariah possibly being positive for HYPP because she had never displayed
HYPP symptoms while being trained by me and I had assumed that her owner had her tested. It was only after she foaled and I
started to ask her owner if she had been tested, because in doing some research I began to realize the possibility of Mariah’s sire,
Quincys Dream, of being positive for HYPP. After questioning Quincys Dream’s former owner, we found out he was positive for HYPP.
The test kit for HYPP was ordered and this filly died two days after I received the test kit in the mail. The test for HYPP came back
positive (N/H) for this filly’s dam, Mariah. Please be aware that when you do decide to breed a stallion or mare that is an Impressive
descendant, to find out the HYPP status of that stallion or mare, because one parent, that is positive (N/H) for HYPP, can pass on
that HYPP positive (N/H) to its foals 50% of the time. My stallion, Dial A Challenge, is not a descendant of Impressive and therefore
does not carry the HYPP gene. Mariah’s current owner, Danny Gilmore of Hudson, CO has made the decision to never breed this
mare again. For more information on HYPP you can log onto this website, Bringing Light to HYPP.