Good N Lazy, 2010 bay tobiano stallion
TMy health issues are getting me out of breeding, so our stallion is for sale. Jack is a minimal white, bay tobiano stallion by leading AQHA sire, Lazy Loper, and out of a top 10 NSBA World Show western pleasure APHA mare, MPH Macs Good N Pleny, who is by leading sire, Macs Good N Plenty. Jack is NOT AQHA registered.
Jack is 5 panel and OLW negative. We believe he carries nd1 (non-dun primitive markings) as he has a dorsal stripe and produces multiple offspring with nd1. We also think he carries rabicano, which cannot be tested for, but he has a number of offspring with roan ticking and coon tails.. He is homozgyous black and agout, so will never produce a red based foal. He throws a lot of very minimal white offspring for us.
Jack is broke to ride and had quite a bit of professional training as a two and three year old, but he was never shown. He has not been ridden for the last few years but probably wouldn't take long to get him back to work. He is sound and has no health issues, blemishes or injuries. Jack has a low motor, is very non-spooky, and has no vices. He is easy to catch, loads and hauls well, is good to vet and collect, and he is non-aggressive. I am a middle aged amateur with arthritis and I handle him on a daily basis. Yes, he's a stallion, but he has been a safe and pleasant stallion for me to work with.
Jack has been a great producer for us. His foals tend to be very pretty with the famous Lazy Loper forelock, big soft eye, and very correct conformationally. His foals are in general quiet, people orientated and non-spooky. His offspring have show records APHA, Pinto and PAC in a wide variety of classes, plus he has produced a number of futurity winners and stake winners. His latest successful offspring is Lazy Specialty, 2017 bay tobiano gelding, who won Alberta's 2020 CCF futurity in 3 year old Hunter under saddle on Saturday, followed by winning the 2020 CCF 3 year old Western pleasure class on Sunday, ridden by a 13 year old girl against multiple trainers!
Jack breeds live cover, and also collects off phantom or jump mare. The vets love him - he is safe and non-aggressive and gets right to his job! His cooled semen ships wonderful, and we have also froze a bit of semen and that appears very good as well. In the winter months we run Jack with his bred mares, and he is good in the herd, and minds his manners. Jack is not hard on fence, and has no vices.
Jack is not a tall horse. He stands just under 15 hh, but has a lot of body, and has been produciing good sized foals for us when bred to medium sized mares.
We are asking $15,000 US ($19,000 Canadian) for Good N Lazy. Price includes Coggins, International Health Papers, plus we will haul up to five hours to Montana to meet a shipper. Please keep in mind that due to Covid we cannot take him across the Canada/US border, but commercial shippers can still haul horses across without problems.
We have multiple video and extended pedigree on our stallion page, please check him out and then get back to us if you have any questions on our boy. The first video was taken when Jack was a green two-year-old under saddle. The second video is Jack, fall 2020.
He is a good horse and it's going to be tough to say goodbye.
Jack is 5 panel and OLW negative. We believe he carries nd1 (non-dun primitive markings) as he has a dorsal stripe and produces multiple offspring with nd1. We also think he carries rabicano, which cannot be tested for, but he has a number of offspring with roan ticking and coon tails.. He is homozgyous black and agout, so will never produce a red based foal. He throws a lot of very minimal white offspring for us.
Jack is broke to ride and had quite a bit of professional training as a two and three year old, but he was never shown. He has not been ridden for the last few years but probably wouldn't take long to get him back to work. He is sound and has no health issues, blemishes or injuries. Jack has a low motor, is very non-spooky, and has no vices. He is easy to catch, loads and hauls well, is good to vet and collect, and he is non-aggressive. I am a middle aged amateur with arthritis and I handle him on a daily basis. Yes, he's a stallion, but he has been a safe and pleasant stallion for me to work with.
Jack has been a great producer for us. His foals tend to be very pretty with the famous Lazy Loper forelock, big soft eye, and very correct conformationally. His foals are in general quiet, people orientated and non-spooky. His offspring have show records APHA, Pinto and PAC in a wide variety of classes, plus he has produced a number of futurity winners and stake winners. His latest successful offspring is Lazy Specialty, 2017 bay tobiano gelding, who won Alberta's 2020 CCF futurity in 3 year old Hunter under saddle on Saturday, followed by winning the 2020 CCF 3 year old Western pleasure class on Sunday, ridden by a 13 year old girl against multiple trainers!
Jack breeds live cover, and also collects off phantom or jump mare. The vets love him - he is safe and non-aggressive and gets right to his job! His cooled semen ships wonderful, and we have also froze a bit of semen and that appears very good as well. In the winter months we run Jack with his bred mares, and he is good in the herd, and minds his manners. Jack is not hard on fence, and has no vices.
Jack is not a tall horse. He stands just under 15 hh, but has a lot of body, and has been produciing good sized foals for us when bred to medium sized mares.
We are asking $15,000 US ($19,000 Canadian) for Good N Lazy. Price includes Coggins, International Health Papers, plus we will haul up to five hours to Montana to meet a shipper. Please keep in mind that due to Covid we cannot take him across the Canada/US border, but commercial shippers can still haul horses across without problems.
We have multiple video and extended pedigree on our stallion page, please check him out and then get back to us if you have any questions on our boy. The first video was taken when Jack was a green two-year-old under saddle. The second video is Jack, fall 2020.
He is a good horse and it's going to be tough to say goodbye.
