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Hip No Con signed by R. W. Howe Cor po ra tion Hip No. 257 GO BUGS QUICK SI 103 257 Sor rel Mare 1984 Bugs Alive In 75 SI 94 Top Moon SI 100 Ralph’s Lady Bug SI 100 Go For Bugs SI 101 1719069 Go For Lily TB Gold Charger GO BUGS QUICK SI 103 White Lily 2566645 Kitaman SI 96 Go Man Go SI 100 Miss Kita Quick Kitabar SI 100 X236024 Miss Joker TB *Knave Funny Rime By Go For Bugs SI 101 (1979). Stakes-placed win ner, $392,111, 2nd All Amer i can Fut., etc. Sire of 208 start ers, 120 ROM, 11 stakes win ners, earn ing $1,463,369, DORASUN SI 106 ($390,136, Black Gold Fut. Champ. [R], etc.), GO FOR SHAWNE SI 96 ($103,809, Shebester D. G3, etc.), MISS COOKIE BUGS SI 109 ($72,943, Ruidoso Sprint S., etc.), PLUM BLOS SOM GO SI 104 ($54,491, Kan - sas Jack pot Fut. [R], etc.), etc. Sire of dams of stakes win ners TIC TAC TEXAN SI 111 ($309,595), BUGS BE QUICK SI 101 ($55,115), etc. 1st dam: MISS KITA QUICK (1979), by Kitaman. Un placed in 1 start. Dam of 12 foals, 9 to race, 6 ROM, Go Bugs Quick SI 103 (f. by Go For Bugs). Stakes-placed win ner, see be low. Brassy Bugs SI 85 (f. by Cop per Bugs). 3 wins at 2 and 3, $8,354, 2nd Kan - sas Bred D. [R]. (Fi nal ist: Mid lands Gold Me dal lion Fut. [R] G3 ). Dam of 2 ROM, Bugs At Sun set SI 91 (g. by Sun set Six). Win ner at 2, $15,364, 2nd Kan- sas Jack pot Prep Fut. [R]. (Fi nal ist: Kan sas Jack pot D. [R] G3 ). Kita Kamish SI 87 (f. by Sun set Six). 5 wins at 2 and 3, $7,047. Kita Kaboo (g. by Sun set Six). Win ner at 2 and 3, $1,289. Kita Raney (f. by Thats Raney). 2 wins at 3, $1,047. Race Re cord: 10 wins, 3 times 2nd, 4 times 3rd, 2 to 4. Earned $31,805, 2ND Dash ing Lady Hand i cap, All Amer i can Con gress Fillies Cham pi on ship, 3RD Oxnard Hand i cap. (Fi nal ist: Budweiser D. G1). Pro duce Re cord: 1991 Bug Flyer SI 92 (g. by Free dom Flyer). 3 wins at 2 and 3, $15,984. (Fi nal ist: North east Kan sas QHA Fut. G3 ). 1992 Sun set Bugs SI 86 (g. by Sun set Six). Placed at 3. 1993 Lady Speed Bug SI 81 (f. by Aamerican Speed). Win ner at 3, $2,196. 1994 Dashy Bugs SI 80 (g. by Sun set Six). Placed at 3, $4,832. 1995 A Bug Zapper SI 86 (g. by Sun set Six). 3 wins at 3 and 4, $14,955. 1996 Flashy Bugs SI 83 (g. by Sun set Six). Win ner at 2 and 3, $12,434. (Fi nal ist: Kan sas Bred Fut. [R] G3 ). 1997 Bug Stinger (f. by Free dom Flyer). Un placed in 2 starts. 1998 ME GO BUGS SI 92 (g. by Me Go Bye Bye). 3 wins at 2 and 3, 2001, $21,926, Kan sas Bred Fut. [R] G3, 3rd Kan sas Bred D. [R]. (Fi nal ist: Kan- sas Jack pot Prep Fut. [R] G3 ). 1999 Bug Buzzer (f. by Me Go Bye Bye). Unraced. 2000 Bugs Quick Good bye (c. by Me Go Bye Bye). 2001 No re port re ceived. Bred to Strawfly Spe cial, last ser vice March 29, 2001. (BE LIEVED TO BE IN FOAL). Trans ported Cooled Se men. Blood Typed - Ac credited Kan sas Broodmare Hip No Con signed by Jeff Henry Hip No. 258 UN NAMED YEAR LING 258 Pal o mino Colt April 20, 2001 Spe cial Ef fort SI 104 Raise Your Glass TB Go Ef fort lessly SI 98 Spe cial Show SI 99 2615891 Flaunt It SI 107 Easy Jet SI 100 UN NAMED YEAR LING Flying Rockette SI 91 Kitaman SI 96 Go Man Go SI 100 Miss Kita Reb Kitabar SI 100 1842190 Reb’s Barette Con nie Reb SI 100 Clabber Barette By SPE CIAL SHOW SI 99 (1987). Stakes win ner, $150,812, Black Gold 440 Fut. 3rd Div. [R], etc. Sire of 128 ROM, 8 stakes win ners, earn ing $1,390,563, in clud ing SPE CIAL VI SIONS SI 103 ($106,952, Rocky Heinzig Me mo rial S., etc.), DIANETOMEETCHA SI 103 ($89,193, Hopes and Dreams D. [R] G3, etc.), SHOW OFF LIG SI 98 ($76,064, Paul Travis S., etc.), BRASKA BLUE SI 106 ($55,214, Iowa Breeders’ Fut. [R], etc.), GB BARS SI 97 ($36,798, Big Okie Fut. [R], etc.), HES A SPE CIAL SMITH SI 107 ($25,269), etc. 1st dam: MISS KITA REB (1982), by Kitaman. Placed at 2. Dam of 7 foals, 1 to race, Hummin Jonny SI 82 (c. by Pine’s Easter Jet). Placed at 2, $1,012. 2nd dam: REB’S BARETTE, by Con nie Reb. Unraced. Dam of 14 foals, 11 to race, 6 ROM, MISS JETTIE LEO SI 98 (f. by Gal lant Jet). 3 wins at 2 and 3, $30,506, Trin ity Star D., 2nd Trin ity Meadows Texas D., Brad Len S., Tri State D., 3rd Vespero Ex press S. Dam of 7 foals, 2 to race, 2 ROM, Fa vor ite Jettie (f. by For tunes Fa vor ite). Unraced. Dam of 4 ROM, Timeto Run Missy SI 81 (f. by The Desert Jewel). Placed at 2, $5,508, 2nd Big Okie Fut. [R]. Na tive Jet Dancer SI 92 (g. by Develish Da vid TB). 3 wins at 2 and 4, $11,051. Fa vor ite Gold Texan SI 80 (g. by Black Gold Texan). Win ner at 2, $2,389. Timeto Rolla For tune SI 80 (f. by Roll The Cash). Win ner at 2, $1,343. Jetties Best Yet (f. by Champs Best 999). Win ner at 2. GOLDEN REB SI 96 (c. by Ring Twice). 2 wins at 2, $7,797, Golden Reb Clear Fork Fut. Henryetta Bug SI 91 (f. by Bro ken Ar row Bug). Win ner at 3, $3,443. Dam of Na tive Sor rel Texan SI 89 (f. by Na tive Creek). 13 wins, 3 to 6, $14,328. Teesette SI 88 (f. by Experteeser TB). 5 wins at 2, $2,933. Dam of Teesetta SI 103 (f. by Black Gold Texan). 2 wins at 2, $3,201. Count Me Five SI 83 (g. by Count Giacomo TB). Win ner at 2, $2,097 Dash ing Lit tle Reb (g. by Dash ing Cleat). Placed at 2, $1,222. Bars N Bugs (f. by Go For Bugs). Placed at 2. 3rd dam: CLABBER BARETTE, by Clabber Bar. Unraced. Dam of 14 foals, 2 to race, Ca lam ity Con nie. Placed at 2, 3rd Pow der Puff Fut. 4th dam: MISS BUB BLES MOORE, by Smokey Moore. Unraced. Dam of 12 foals, none to race. Hip No Con signed by Glasses Creek Ranch Hip No. 259 GONE DISCO COUN TRY 259 Gray Gelding Feb ru ary 22, 1999 Never Dance Never Bend Ex clu sive Dancer Disco Jerry (TB) Sea Bou quet Crew man GONE DISCO COUN TRY Sweet Blos som X568083 Jet Toro SI 104 Easy Jet SI 100 Miss Kitatoro SI 86 Peggy Toro SI 100 3101427 Kita Kim SI 90 Kiptys Charger SI 106 Go Scooper Girl By DISCO JERRY (TB) (1978). Win ner of $30,005. Sire of 195 ROM, 12 stakes win- ners, earn ing $2,431,496, in clud ing SEND THE GALS CANDY SI 105 ($291,285, Sunland Park Fall Fut. G2, etc.), IMAFASTERMASTER SI 97 ($222,655, Her i - tage Place Fut. [R] G1, etc.), DO YA DISCO SI 98 ($141,773, Trin ity Meadows Fut. G3, etc.), DISCOS MY NAME TB ($53,315, Jean Lafitte Fut., etc.), QUICK STEP DISCO SI 90 ($41,406), etc. Sire of the dams of DASH DEL REY SI 103 ($89,170), Dis Bug For Me SI 106 ($37,080), etc. 1st dam: MISS KITATORO SI 86 (1992), by Jet Toro. Win ner at 2, $3,196. Dam of 6 foals, 3 to race, 2 ROM, Min eral Wells SI 83 (g. by Jet View). Win ner, 2 to 3, 2001, $4,922. Tessie Toro SI 90 (f. by Jet View). Win ner at 3, $4,713. 2nd dam: KITA KIM SI 90, by Kiptys Charger. 3 wins at 2 and 3, $12,457. ( Fi nal ist: Texas Fut. G3 ). Dam of 10 foals, 4 to race, 2 ROM, Rollin Kim SI 87 (f. by Roll The Cash). Win ner at 2, $1,851. 3rd dam: GO SCOOPER GIRL, by Lassie’s Go Man. Unraced. Sis ter to GO SCOOPER MAN SI 97 ($49,668), half-sis ter to SCOOPER MOON SI 104 ($55,277). Dam of 11 foals, 7 to race, 6 ROM, Ex press Copy SI 87. Win ner at 2, $12,475. Scooper Glass SI 88. 2 wins at 3, $11,717. Sire. Scoop Of Spar kle SI 82. 3 wins at 2 and 3, $3,178. Buying Power SI 94. Win ner at 3 and 4, $1,888. Dam of By An other Hero SI 91. Win ner at 3, $6,136. 4th dam: CHICK EYE, by Scooper Chick. Un placed at 2. Dam of 14 foals, 10 to race, 8 ROM, SCOOPER MOON SI 104.
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    PRESENTS THE lVIUSKETEBR BOLT ACTION RIFLES BUILT ON THE WORLD FAMOUS ~ ACTION Firearms International Corporation Calibers: .243, .270, 30-06, .308, 7M/M Magnum, .264 Magnum and .308 Norma Magnum. ,c~;e;,~~i;~, THE MUSKETEER I~ FEATURES \. ·.';~':;;~i:,;t·(~,':<New Williams "Guide" adjlo!#able open sight \",8't~i~';.~·H:~lf~~h~(¥red forend and grjp:~~inged floorplate /t~i9~~~,g.pc~!~t'~'1" sling SWiV~ly~~ewest F.N. Mauser "',0 Y';'~ .. \;<\~'/ Supr~?17action:/,~;j)t:~c!usively desig'iu{d)~tifnut stock with Monte Carlo ~(",_>:,~,>, ,\",,_ ""<-::J,':)' ('. "~.' ..-_,_ -. :/~'\y/:~\ .f' cheekpL~~g~,<:'\( N~¥f:'M,~#~~ frol1\tsig~!~~dt~'(able for windage and elevation I' .' ','\ .' ', .......• ,i" , ~;/; / .;;/ • Precision t~~ed<ba~r;~r\with '\~e,V'e/~I~~~s~;b,:d' grooves • Streamlined receiver N j.H ' < '.\ ;.\.,,: 1 .. : i 'y',. <:'. !', ", '~,' "'~ ~~,/:~ _.< drilled and ta~p;~~ f,o'r,i:Onveh:tional;srghtiiffj~\",.!lment • Fully adjustable Si:rko trigger (/,w"_',_·... ·::'~~·h\,,.(.,,·. ····;~<~::·.~f~, .,.' -'/ ';~_:'~'_; :',: ;:;>::J;f«~~_~:,-j"-'B\ with silent sliding /thulllb'scifety./' "/';:;';~S':;:"<;, ~-, '" '"./ /'" -~:/~f?><.·,·:'A·" The Musketeer is a strong modern ).ifle 'de$'ig'r1ed~~iolhi~:;-{;!{!;[~'r .' the shooter from the recoil of powerful most demanding requirements of the A";;~'riCi:fIiYh~nter.~:\";//'·~ ,'0 ...' cartridges. The clean and graceful lines of the Combining the safety and reliability of the newesrJc6'T~r~'\,\~\' "/1~~~j~g1\a trimness of proportion that makes this rifle cial Mauser actions with the proven accuracy oUc;>P' quality ;) ?\r:,~'~qn;~uJ in any field. <'f',~.!.." ~ ..f, . "'p' .'V ... •. ",':<,'1>';/ 1 {;: button rifled barr.els, these rifle~ a~e totally ne~'a~·~;cJrn~e:«>~Y'0k.iM$iy .• 9'Mn t~;cis fin: rifle, with features thaT few pro- pletely safe, engineered for a lifetime of top p~rfo~m9r:!C\P;/Jt .....
  • BBR 2017 Stallion Guide Online FULL2.Pdf

    BBR 2017 Stallion Guide Online FULL2.Pdf

    Offi cial Forage Sponsor of: TJ_BBR_Stallion_Guide.indd 1 1/18/2017 11:25:55 AM Stallion participation is annual, January 1 thru December 31 the following participation fees: Aged Stallions $1500 Young Gun Stallions $500 + 50% of Advertised Stud Fee ($250 minimum / $1000 maximum) Participation deadline: BBR Select Stallion Stakes NOVEMBER 1, 2015 Progeny Enrollment Enclose check or pay by Credit Card (Circle One) Visa MC AmExp Discover Amount $__________________________________ B.B.R. Select Stallion Stakes Enrollment Application Horse Registered Name:__________________________________________ Card #_____________________________________ Copy of registration papers must accompany enrollment application Security Code #_____________________________ Registered Name: ______________________________Young Gun____ (Copy of Registration Papers Must Accompany Enrollment Application) Expiration Date _____________________________ By submitting enrollment and amking payment into the BBR Select Stallion Billing Address: By submitting enrollment form and making payment into the B.B.R. Select StalliStakeson Stakes program, I agree I toagreecomply towith comply and be bound with by and be bound by the rules set forth for ___________________________________________ the rules setthis for forth program for this program. ___________________________________________ *there will be a 5% convenience fee charged each time your credit card is billed. Stallion Owner:Horse _____________________________________________ Owner:___________________________________________________