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winner of races like the Oklahoma Paint Futurity and the winner of $28,290. Easy Jet Too is the sire of horses that have won over $1.5 million, including APHA World Champion Paint Running Horse Treasures, APHA Champion Running Two Year Old Wendy Too, APHA World Champion Paint Running Horse Treasured Too, and APHA World Champion Paint Running Horse Awesome Jet.
The dam of Easy Jet Too was Indian Music, an APHA mare sired by Tonto Bars Hank. Her dam was Soft Music by Cue Ball. The dam of Soft Music was a Paint Mare
by Joe Reed. Indian Music is the dam of six racing ROM foals, including APHA World Champion Paint Running Horse Cherokee Indian, the National Champion Race Horse of 1977 Easy Winner, and multiple stakes winner Western Music.
Breakaway Baby is the dam of Texas Hero. She is an unraced daughter of Dash For Cash. She is the dam of Texas Hero, Concho County and Raise Cash - all APHA Champions. Her other three starters are Relentless Jet, winner of the Texas Bred Paint & Appaloosa Futurity; White Lace, winner of the Paint Stallion Breeders Association Derby; and Texas Dash, winner of the OHA Paint And Appaloosa Futurity.
The dam of Breakaway Baby is Larking Kit, a daughter of Lanolark TB. She is the dam of the AQHA Racing Champion Two- Year-Old Gelding Lord Winsalot. The dam
of Larking Kit is She Kitty, a 2-time AQHA Racing Champion as a Two-Year-Old Filly and a Racing Champion Three-Year-Old Filly.
The sire of She Kitty is Robin Reed by Leo. The dam of She Kitty was Little Meow by Tadpole. The dam of Little Meow was Jackie McCue by Jack McCue. The dam of Jackie McCue was Sparky by Spark Plug. Spark Plug was sired by Jack McCue and out of Silver by Chickasha Bob and out of Maud by Old Billy. Now if this sounds familiar, then look at the pedigree of Nuyaka Girl and Patsy Lee found in this same pedigree
of Painted Turnpike with the blood of Jack McCue, Sorrel Alice, Silver, and Young Chickasha Bob being the common blood found in this pedigree.
Turnpikes Texas Hero is the dam of
seven foals with six starters. The starters are all ROM on the track and include Wagon On Turnpike by PYC Paint Your Wagon, Turnpikes Lineage by Judy’s Linage, Turnpike Country by Country Quick Dash, First Down Turnpike by Sweet First Down,
Flashy Turnpike by Royal Quick Flash, and High Class Turnpike by Royal Quick Flash. Turnpikes Texas Hero is the dam of three
High Class Turnpike, the dam of Painted Turnpike
stakes placed horses: Turnpike Country, third in the Pot O’ Gold Futurity-RG1; Wagon On Turnpike, second in the 2015 Speedhorse Graham Derby-G1; and High Class Turnpike, third in the Green County Handicap.
High Class Turnpike is the dam Painted Turnpike. She started 36 times with eight wins, eight seconds and four thirds. She earned $64,814, finishing third in the Green County Handicap, fifth in the OHA Paint & Appaloosa Futurity-RG2, and a finalist in the Talimena Handicap. Her races as a three year old made her the 2007 APHA Running Champion Three Year Old and the APHA Running Champion Three-Year-Old Filly.
The sire of High Class Turnpike is Royal Quick Flash (double registered AQHA as
SF Royal Quick Flash). Royal Quick Flash had 21 starts in his racing career, winning the APHA National Paint Championship Futurity. He earned $53,877 and was the 1998 APHA World Champion Running Paint Horse, 1998 APHA Running Champion Two Year Old, and APHA Champion Two-Year-Old Colt. Then at three, he was the APHA Champion Running Three Year Old and the APHA Champion Running Three-Year-Old Colt.
Pevehouse tells how the mating of Royal Quick Flash and Turnpikes Texas Hero came about. “I was training Turnpikes Texas Hero
and I just wasn’t pleased with her. I thought, ‘Well, I’ll get her ready here at the house and run her as a three year old.’ Then, I went
to talk to either Don or Larry Steele about breeding this mare one time and only one time as I was going back to the track with her as a three year old. We got High Class Turnpike and she became a Champion as a three year old.”
Royal Quick Flash is now the all-time leading sire of Paint money earners with earners over $5.8 million. His leading money winners include Flashthechicks ($315,010), Flash N B Gone ($170,824) and Flash Of Silk ($136,259). His AQHA runners (as sired by SF Royal Quick Flash) have earned $247,608, with his leading money winner being Heza Royal Sin, a stakes placed runner in races like the Black Gold Derby.
The sire of Royal Quick Flash is Royal Quick Dash, an All American Futurity-G1 winner and the 1991 AQHA Racing Champion Two-Year-Old Colt. Royal Quick Dash is a leading sire whose foals have earned in excess of $20 million. His runners include AB What A Runner, an All American Futurity-G1 winner. His APHA runners include Country Quick Dash, a four time APHA Running Champion.
Royal Quick Dash is sired by First Down Dash, the all-time leading money winning sire. The dam of Royal Quick Dash
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