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Born 6-28-13. We had a little fun by using a Dance theme for names this year. Hula has an odd shaped star and strip and a rear white ankle. We are very happy with the outcome of this pairing. We purchased her dam, Little Sapa, fall of 2009 knowing she would make a nice match for any of our stallions and hoping for her to produce fillies with a little more speed for us to retain in our program and cross back on the other stallions. Take a good look at the speed pedigree on Hula’s bottom side. According to Circle Dot Horses, Mia Cash Too was a gentle, AAA Stakes Place Winner with a nice disposition who ran the 3rd fastest qualifying time in the All-American Derby. Mia Cash Too sired foals that went on to be race horses, barrel horses, arena horses and also had plenty of cow. Little Sapa leaves Dash For Cash on Hula’s papers and also give her Three Bars and Jet Deck through both Easy Jet and Jet Smooth. Hula’s sire is Walter O Rielly aka Radar. Radar was new to our program in 2012. We were looking for a foundation bred Driftwood bred stallion to hopefully get some replacement fillies out of some of our better mares and we got one. Radar is 90.234% NFQHA bred perlino stallion that goes to King P-234 ten times, to Driftwood four times with strong doses of Joe Reed, Three Bars and a little Doc Bar. He is a 16 hand horse with a huge stride and a gentle personality. We were very pleased with his first two foals. Hula will have speed and has a gorgeous look about her.
Hula has excellent conformation and we are pleased with her as our first Walter O Rielly filly that we have retained. She IS a Smoky Black and as a broodmare in our program she can produce buckskins, palominos or perhaps other smoky blacks. She was started under saddle and showed us that she is trainable. She is friendly and catchable about anywhere.
She was bred to TRR Paddys Texas Gin for a 2017 foal and had a bay stallion, Paddys Gin Rafiki JW. That colt was sold and was unfortunately lost in training. She had 2018 off and then produced a 2019 buckskin stallion, Paddys Gin Sahara JW and a 2020 bay filly for, Paddys Gin Odessa JW, both by Tex. We are super excited about this cross and so are many of our prospective buyers that we visit with. Hula is a super great mama too. We are hopeful for a long future of Hula being paired up with our various Paddys Irish Whiskey sons. We have exposed her to Top Gun Whiskey for a 2021 foal and she had a buckskin filly, Top Gun Spruce JW. She was exposed back to him again for a 2022 foal, but unfortunately came up open. She had a dark bay/buckskin filly in 2023, Top Gun Onyx JW. Her 2024 foal died after birth. She has been exposed back to Top Gun for 2025.
Hula is being offered for sale as a broodmare only. She was started as a 2-3 year old for 30-45 days LONG ago. She is a fantastic mama. She can be sold two different ways, exposed to Top Gun Whiskey for a 2025 foal if she leaves before foaling or she can go with her 2025 foal on her side and exposed back to Top Gun Whiskey for a 2026 foal. We will retain the right to name the 2025 or both foals. Current pictures and video available.
$6,000 (US) Exposed for a 2025 foal if she can leave before foaling or before turning back to the pasture for breeding.
$8,000 (US) Exposed back same way for a 2026 foal + 2025 full sibling on her side. Pick up would be end of July 2025.
2025 PRICING INCLUDES: Halter/lead rope, negative coggins, health, brand inspection, initial and booster vaccinations of EWT-Flu-Rhino, 1 bag of his current feed, AQHA transfer fee paid and halter training. This is a $300+ value included in the price. Repeat and multiple horse buyers will be less. If you are not already an AQHA member, you may get your own membership, or we will assess you an additional $65 one-year membership fee to do the $40 transfer for your new purchase.
Genetic 5 Panel Results
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