We Are Pleased to Present Our Foals
We are extremely proud and excited of what we have to offer
to the public. We do have waiting lists so please contact
us on any pairings you are interested in. We are expecting
35 foals in 2023. We completed the 2022 season with 24 foals
with 2 of those were born to mares we had sold bred to our
stallions. 2012 to 2021 were great years with a lot of
nice foals put on the ground. The foals have been selling
quickly as weanlings and yearlings and we have kept back
some awesome prospects for ourselves. We are very happy
with how our breeding program is progressing. As per
testing requirements with AQHA we have done the 5 Panel
Genetic Disease test on all our stallions and have also
done all the mares. We will update our website to disclose
that information as it becomes available to us. Genetic
results will be available on all foals.
TRR Paddys Texas Gin aka
Tex is by Paddys Irish Whiskey and damsire of Tanquery
Gin. We have had 72 foals since 2009 and are expecting 5
more in 2022. They are everything we hoped
for--athletic, nice dispositions, good looking and
included some color dependent upon their mothers. Tex
puts a lot of muscles expression on his foals. The first
2-3 year olds were started in 2012 and have done very
well. They are pretty mellow and very athletic and we’ve
heard good things about them. Several are being roped
off. He has several offspring that making their way into
the barrel racing world and are running in the 2D and
expected to make pro level horses. We just continue to
hear good things. If he continues to produce like this,
Tex will have a nice long future as a sire on our ranch.
Please check out
Tex's page for
more information on him and which mares he's bred to. We
retained one daughter being who received her Certificate
of Ability in reined cowhorse and she is also a money
earner.....Paddys
Gin Fanta JW. We are now ranching on Fanta at
home. We currently have 3 of his daughters in our
broodmare program,
Paddys Gin Bay JW and
Paddy Gin Dakota JW and
Paddys Gin Kiara JW .
Whoop Up Whiskey is
our second son of Paddys Irish Whiskey with a different
bottom side to include Doc O Dynamite and Sugar Bars.
His first 44 foals (2014 through 2021) are more than
meeting our expectations. They are very stylish, elegant
foals that display extreme agility and trainability. We
have been very pleased during halter breaking and we
hear excellent things about them as they get started
under saddle and head on to their world jobs. So far
they have also all been born as friendly horses wanting
to engage with people. We have personally kept an own
daughter of his, Whiskey
Up Chinks JW, that is home and we are
ranching on her. We have also retained
Whiskey Up Roan JW
as his first daughter for us to enter into the broodmare
band in 2018 for a 2019 foal and added another daughter,
Whiskey Up Norway JW that will have her first foal in 2022.
We had a full brother to Whoop named Hiline Whiskey aka Oak. We got 2 fillies
from Oak but he unfortunately broke his leg in 2018.
Top Gun Whiskey is our fourth Paddys Irish Whiskey
stallion with yet a third different bottom side being a
grandson of Playgun and a bottom bottom to include Docs
Oak and Bueno Chex. He has shown in AQHA and
NRCHA and is a NRCHA money earner. His first foals
were born in 2019. He has had a total of 12 foals (2019-2021) and we have retained 3 fillies for ourselves as prospects.
Jacks Our Bartender is a 2003 stallion that
we purchased in 2017 from Hockenson Quarter Horses at
Nichols, Iowa. Jack brings us a Pitzer bred, Two ID
Bartender, Two Eyed Jack combo pedigree and his moves
mirror our Paddys Irish Whiskey sons except that Jack is
a larger horse. We are giving our Paddys daughters and
granddaughters to Jack as well as other good mares. He
has several proven riding and performing offspring out
in the world prior to our purchase of him. His first
foals for us were born in 2018. We also have one of his
older daughters,
HQ Jacks Rojavaquera, in our broodmare band
that we purchased from Hockensons.
JK Jay Reed aka Pine Cone is
our senior stallion that passed away winter 2019. Pine
Cone is 96% Foundation with a solid pedigree and he's a
super nice stallion to handle. His foals are athletes
with good feet, awesome dispositions and they really
have a lot of 'cow'. We don't think you will be
disappointed with a Pine Cone baby. The last 3 foals
available from him were born in 2020. His legacy will
continue on with his daughters we have kept for our
program. They are excellent mamas producing foals for us
and crossing well on any of the other stallions that we
have.
Walter O Rielly aka Radar is a perlino stallion we
purchased in 2012. For those of you who don't know,
Walter O'Rielly is the name of the character, nicknamed
'Radar', on the hit TV show, M*A*S*H. Our Radar is a
grandson of Ciderwood, great-grandson of Orphan Drift
and Docs Jack Frost with a great shot of Poco Bueno
thrown in there through Poco Speedy, Poco King Tuck. We
have selectively bred some of our best mares to him
starting with 2013 foals. We have added several
replacement fillies to add to our program. His stud
colts continue to make top geldings. We have started
some ourselves and are hearing good things about the
others. One of our go to ranch horses is his 2014
daughter,
San Ella Drift JW, and we have started ranching on 2017 daughter
Sarafina Drift JW. Radar has several proven riding offspring out
in the world prior to our purchase of him. His first daughter for us,
Sapa Hula Drift JW,
had her first foal in 2017 and continues to be an
excellent broodmare for us. We have added several other
daughters of his to the broodmare bunch too.
We
retained three of our 2008 foals by Mr Salty Peponita as
replacement broodmares. To date
Mr Salty Peponita has had 10 performers. Please
check out his page for more information. Those mares
have all been ridden on the ranch.Peponita
Stareyed JW has become a main go-to horse for us and
she has now had her first foal in 2015. She foaled again
in 2018 with a bay stallion from our newest stallion
Jacks Our Bartender.
We loved the pairing so much we are continuing with it
for now. She had a 2020 filly by Jack and exposed back
for a 2021 foal.
Peponita Roan Bar JW had her first foal in 2014 and
continues to be an awesome producer.
Peponita Laceyed JW has been used on the ranch as
well as in our broodmare bunch. We have kept a daughter
and granddaughter from her and recently sold her to
another home.
Our mare pages will show you ranch, cow, speed and versatility. We have several mares that are higher percentage foundation
as well as speed bred mares. The Mr Salty Peponita (100%), JK Jay Reed (96%) and Walter O Rielly (91%) babies will give you
a higher percentage foundation foal package with the versatility to cut, rein, ranch, ride, trail, pleasure, take care of the
family, run and breed when they’re done. Even the speed bred colts have a strong shot of foundation bloodlines. We continue
to research the percentage foundation in our mares. The Paddys Irish Whiskey sons and Jacks Our Bartender stallions should add
modern performance and athleticism our foals.
We foal mostly mid-April to mid-May with a few
carrying over into June. We feel that this foaling
timeline gives us better weather, more time and
facilities to handle the mares without the cows
interfering as much. The mares milk better on green
grass and often our June foals size up right along with
the April ones. Don’t overlook the younger foals. In
three years that age won’t make a difference in how well
they ride and perform. If age is a concern for you, give
us a call and we can discuss weaning, our
feeding/nutritional program, and foal development
options with you. There is more information about our
feed business, feeding program, and our pelleted Woroniecki
Ranch All Around feed on the Our
Program page.
All the foals will have been gently handled, dewormed
twice and will be used to eating a balanced
protein/fiber/mineral/vitamin ration alongside their
mothers before weaning. We will provide one 50 pound bag
of our pelleted Woroniecki Ranch All Around feed that
they are used to eating and additional bags will be
available for purchase. The foals may or may not be
halter broke for in state travel. For out of state
travel they will lead and load, but will not be
recommended to stand tied or travel with ropes or
halters on them in the trailer. If you are not already
an AQHA member, you may get your own membership or we
will assess you an additional $55 one year membership
fee in order to do the transfer for your new purchase.
The papers will come to the new owner directly from
AQHA. We do require a purchase agreement and we will
email you an example purchase agreement upon request.
Thanks for looking and please call or email for
further information.
