Foals by "Whoop":
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Whiskey Up Chinks JW
2015 Bay Filly


Whiskey Up Roan JW
2015 Bay Roan Mare


Whiskey Up Norway JW
2018 Bay Filly


Whiskey Up Aspen JW
2020 Buckskin Filly


Whiskey Up Posie JW
2021 Bay Filly


Whiskey Up Garnet JW
2023 Bay Roan Filly


Whiskey Up Marble JW
2023 Buckskin Filly


Whiskey Up Zinc JW
2023 Bay Stallion


Whiskey Up Quartz JW
2023 Bay Roan Stallion


Whiskey Up Pyrite JW
2023 Dark Bay/Buckskin Stallion


Whiskey Up Jade JW
2023 Bay Stallion

Whoop Up Whiskey
6-3-10 Bay Stallion
AQHA #5359075
Genetic 5 Panel Results

Mares Pasture Exposed to "Whoop" for 2024:

Caballero Drift JW
HQ Jacked Up Lights
HQ Jacks Rojavaquera
Ms Boon Jess
Ms Boon Topaz
My Kittys Melody JW
Two ID Sweet Shine

Whoop Up Whiskey


Whoop Up Whiskey aka ‘Whoop’ is a 2010 son of Paddys Irish Whiskey and out of a great John Scott mare, My Little Sugar Babe.

Our road to getting Whoop was a long and winding one. We had originally looked at purchasing his 2006 full brother out of a mare named My Little Sugar Babe but instead purchased our other PIW son, TRR Paddys Texas Gin. However, we just could not get My Little Sugar Babe out of our minds and decided that we really wanted to have a stallion prospect from her as well. So we patiently waited through two more years of her producing fillies until in 2009 she had a stud colt, Irish Whiskey Legacy. We bought that colt, named him Rye and were really happy with him. Unfortunately, just before he turned two, he fell into a tree out on pasture and put a branch through his chest, collapsing a lung and passing away. We were aware that another full brother, Whoop Up Whiskey, had been born in 2010 and we proceeded to buy him as a yearling spring 2011.

By the time we acquired Whoop Up Whiskey, we were already well versed in knowledge of Paddys Irish Whiskey who stands at the 6666 Ranch in Texas. Paddys Irish Whiskey is a full brother to Grays Starlight and Gallo del Cielo all out of Docs Starlight and by Peppy San Badger. Wow! What can we say about Peppy San Badger “Little Peppy” revolutionizing the cutting horse industry that hasn’t already been said?

Paddys Irish Whiskey is a NCHA Money Earner and Multiple Major Aged Event Finalist. Foals have earned $1,702,161 & 5,424 AQHA points, 36 AQHA World/Reserve World Championships including 2-time AQHA World Champion Versatility Ranch Horse Smart Whiskey Doc. As a broodmare sire, foals have produced earners of more than $2,900,000. The Q-Data All-Time Leading Ranch Riding Sire. He is listed on a Leading Sire list each year since he was purchased by Paddys Irish Whiskey Syndicate.

As per the 6666’s website, Paddys Irish Whiskey has a proven record of siring both class and high-end trainability with champions in versatility ranch horse, reined cow horse, cutting, reining, calf roping, and team roping. His daughters have produced more than $2,900,000 including an NRHA Open Futurity Champion and multiple AQHA and NRCHA World Champions.

We purchased Whoop from Wylie Gustafson with Cross Three Quarter Horses at Conrad, Montana. Wylie is one of the syndicate owners of Paddys Irish Whiskey. We cannot say enough good things about Wylie, his horse program and contribution to good cutting and ranch horses. We continue to have an on-going relationship with Wylie and have been acquiring additional Paddys Irish Whiskey offspring from his program.

Whoop Up WhiskeyNow back to the rest of the story….The My Little Sugar Babe and Paddys Irish Whiskey legacy. My Little Sugar Babe was a mare bred and raised on the John Scott ranch as well as Paddys Irish Whiskey. She had already produced offspring with him by the time they were both sold in his dispersion sale. She was eventually purchased by Wylie Gustafson. Whoop Up Whiskey is one of 12 full siblings by the pair!

The lineup of Whoop’s full siblings include:

**My Starlight Babe who has AQHA earnings of $6088.86, NCHA earnings of $4647.02; is the dam to Paddy Cat with NCHA earnings of $19,586.34 and is sired by Smooth As A Cat; and has produced other point earners as well.

**Irish Whiskey Mix who has had a stellar career as a tie-down and heel roping horse as well as breakaway roping. He is a point earner and has AQHA earnings of $72,757.06 as well more in other associations. We understand him to have in excess of $100,000 in total earnings. He is still a top earner and listed on Paddys Irish Whiskey’s webpage for the 6666s Ranch.

**Irish Whiskey Sugar, owned by Wylie Gustafson. According to the MCHA website, in 2005, Wylie and Whiskey earned a hard to come by NCHA Western National’s Championship in Ogden, UT in the $20,000 Non Pro. Wylie also has two Open top ten buckles and two Reserve Championship Non-Pro buckles from Western Nationals aboard his great gelding. Since then, this duo won many more association titles in the Northwest and Wylie rode out of the Amateur classes (earnings in excess of $100,000) in 2007. After a 3 year hiatus in cutting Wylie joined the Montana Cutting Horse Association in 2012. Aboard his old-time hard knocker Whiskey they won the MCHA 2012 Non-Pro Championship and will accept the 2013 MCHA Non-Pro Championship as well.

**Captain Beefheart aka Spike is owned and shown by Wylie Gustafson. Spike is featured on the cover of Western Horseman magazine with Wylie and he has NCHA earnings of $13,015.93

**Whiskeeta is a 2008 full sister also owned by Wylie Gustafson. She has been making her NCHA debut and currently has earnings of $1345.20

Whoop Up WhiskeyWhoop Up Whiskey is named after the Whoop Up Trail Days held each year in Conrad, Montana. In the mid to late 1800s, there were well known trade trails between the US and Canada and the Whoop Up Trail was one of them. The lawless conditions of Canadian outposts of those days were what spurred on the formation of the North West Mounted Police otherwise known as the Canadian Mounties in 1873. We are pleased to know that Whoop’s name has a bit of western history behind it in addition to the history of his dam, sire and siblings.

A key difference between Whoop Up Whiskey and our other PIW son, TRR Paddys Texas Gin is the dam pedigree. While both dams go back to Doc O Lena, Whoop’s goes to Doc O Dynamite who also stood at the John Scott Ranch. Doc O Dynamite was an Equi-State leading cutting sire from 1999-2005; produced earners of $1,037,383 and 2205 points; according to his performance record his daughters have produced foals earning $1,391,451 in AQHA, NCHA, NRHA and NRCHA; and has a pedigree that traces back to Three Bars giving a bit more stretch and speed to his offspring. Doc O Dynamite shows up on the pedigree of many arena and speed event horses.

Whoop brings that little more height and length and speed to our program as compared to TRR Paddys Texas Gin. In his first mare lineup, Whoop was given mares that have produced Tex foals previously. We are very excited to compare the two stallions and how they produce. He has excellent bone, athleticism and conformation. His lineage tells us that his offspring will have cow and will be capable of performing at any level.

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Pictured in 2012 as a 2 Year Old

Whoop was started under saddle as a 2 year old in 2012 by Michael Schlegel with Schlegel Horse Training. He progressed fantastically with a willing attitude and a lot of natural ability. He was on track to show in reining, but always seem just a bit ‘off’ on his left front. X-rays determined an old fracture, probably from when he was a foal, through his elbow joint that had re-modeled itself and left the joint somewhat arthritic already as a 3 year old. That ended Whoop’s riding career as we didn’t want to risk his breeding career. Whoop will always pasture in smaller pastures and with smaller groups of mares so as not to stress him physically. His care will be monitored by our veterinarian as he ages so that he remains comfortable. Whoop has an excellent disposition and we are very confident in his ability as a sire.

“Whoop is real trainable and athletic. The reining maneuvers are easy for him and he showed a lot of cow also. If not for the injury I fully expected him to be a competitive reined cow horse.”

Michael Schlegel
Schlegel Horse Training

We will update with more pictures and accomplishments as Whoop matures. We are excited to get his offspring out into the public to see what they can do. Thank you for your interest in this young stallion. We have several more candid photos that we are willing to email people interested in seeing more of him. There are also additional photos of him on our 'Work and Play' page. You are welcome to come visit and look at him in person as well. His first foals will hit the ground in 2014. Whoop does not stand to the public.


Whoop Up Whiskey   
 
 Mr San Peppy
 
 Peppy San Badger
 
 
 Sugar Badger
Paddys Irish Whiskey
 
 
 Doc Bar
 Docs Starlight
 
 
 Tasa Tivio
 
 
 Son O Sugar
 
 Sons Doc O Sugar
 
 
 Docs Melissa
 My Little Sugar Babe
 
 
 Doc O Dynamite
 Miss Dynamite Babe
 
 
 Surfine Babe
 

 


Jodie & Warren Woroniecki

 

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