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Weir in 1975 to stand at Citation Farms in Jenks, Oklahoma, and by 1976, he was owned by Gerald Wells of Mounds, Oklahoma.
His last home was in Geneva, Nebraska, when he was purchased by the partnership of M K W Quarter Horses in 1978. The partnership consisted of Don Kimbrough, Victor Meyer and John Wilkins.
Triple Chick sired 779 foals, 457 starters and 222 racing ROM, including 28 stakes winners and 23 stakes placed runners. His foals earned $1,265,650 and his leading money earner is Chickamona. She won six of her 21 starts earning $111,671 and was second to Go Dick Go in the 1966 All American Futurity. 1963 Autumn Championship winner Scooper Chick is Triple Chick’s second leading money earner with $60,543 and 13 wins in 35 starts, including five stakes races. Some of Triple Chick’s other stakes winners are 2-time stakes winner Seventy Six Chick, who earned $41,043 and won the 1978 Trinity QHA Futurity; 2-time stakes winner Three Lambs, who earned $23,740 and won the 1966 PCQHRA Futurity; and 2-time stakes winner Real Chick, earner of $17,055 and winner of the 1974 AQRA Lassie Stakes.
Triple Tiny, a stakes placed runner by Triple Chick, was second in the 1962 Freeway Stakes and third in the PCQHRA California Bred Futurity and earned $13,980. Triple Tiny
is the dam of 1967 PCQHRA
Unraced Triple Chick has progeny earnings of $1,265,650.
The leading money earner by Triple Chick is Chickamona (right), who was second in the 1966 All American Futurity.
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Tiny Be Mine is the dam of Especially For You, who is the
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