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Introducing H. S. Thirty Thirty

"He's big!" That's the first comment people made when they saw H. S. Thirty Thirty.

This ivory-grey stallion was 16.1 HH and 1,450 lbs. of long rippling, powerful muscle; the perfect picture of an athlete, which he proved during his performance career.

He earned his R.O.M. in Hunter Under Saddle, excelled in Working Hunter and Hunter Hack, was a competitive open jumper, and also proved his worth in western circles as he was a fast and consistent heading horse.

H. S. Thirty Thirty's pedigree shows that his disposition and athletic ability was no accident. His family on both his sire's and dam's sides are loaded with Halter and Performance champions as well as world-class running horses.

Windchester, his sire, was a superior Halter, Western, and English Performance champion, directly related through Mr. Tailwind, Skip Shi, and Skippers King; all Halter and Performance champions to the immortal Skipper W and his half brother Nick W. ...Of course, this family of horses was developed by the master breeder - Hank Wieskamp.

A closer look at Windchester's pedigree will show that his dam, Jackie Pine, was the grand-daughter of Poco Pine.

Regarded by many as the very best son of Poco Bueno, during his career he won fifty Halter championships, was a superior cutting horse, and went on to become a very influential sire of Performance and Halter horses.

H.S. Thirty Thirty's female family, through his dam, Blond Rattler is also an interesting balance of performance and speed bloodlines; leading off is Three Chicks, a Multiple Stakes Winner, A.Q.H.A champion, and a superior performance sire which comes as no surprise as his daddy was Three Bars. Considered by many to be the most influential sire in the history of the Quarter Horse breed, and his dam was Chicado V. - AAA Stakes Winner and, in the day, was declared World Champion 2 year old running filly and one of the top-producing broodmares in the Quarter Horse industry.

The Blondy's Dude bloodlines are a strong branch in H.S. Thirty Thirty's family tree as he was an A.Q.H.A Halter and Performance champion and he passed the ability to 'do it all' onto his offspring.

H. S. Thirty Thirty's grand dam, Sis Jaguar, was a superior Western Pleasure and R.O.M. arena champion, and her sire Jaguar was the great sire of speed and good looks. One of the earliest AAA AQHA champions, Jaguar is regarded as the epitome of the all-around Quarter Horse.

Jaguar's sire was the great sprinting thoroughbred Custus Rastus, who became a great Quarter Horse sire. Jaguar's dam was Mame Taylor, a great old-time sprinting mare.

All of these great bloodlines were blended together over the years to produce H. S. Thirty Thirty, a truly versatile sire with a great disposition.

(1987 - May 4, 2004)
Died of a brain aneurism.
Sadly missed.
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*'Specializing in Quality Appendix Quarter Horses'*
Introducing H. S. Thirty Thirty
"He's big!" That's the first comment people made when they saw *H. S. Thirty Thirty*.
This ivory-grey stallion was 16.1 HH and 1,450 lbs. of long rippling, powerful muscle; the perfect picture of an athlete, which he proved during his performance career. He earned his R.O.M. in Hunter Under Saddle, excelled in Working Hunter and Hunter Hack, was a competitive open jumper, and also proved his worth in western circles as he was a fast and consistent heading horse. *H. S. Thirty Thirty's* pedigree shows that his disposition and athletic ability was no accident. His family on both his sire's and dam's sides are loaded with Halter and Performance champions as well as world-class running horses. *Windchester, his sire, was a superior Halter, Western, and English Performance champion, directly related through Mr. Tailwind, Skip Shi, and Skippers King; all Halter and Performance champions to the immortal Skipper W* and his half brother *Nick W. ...Of course, this family of horses was developed by the master breeder - Hank Wieskamp. A closer look at Windchester's pedigree will show that his dam, Jackie Pine, was the grand-daughter of Poco Pine. Regarded by many as the very best son of Poco Bueno, during his career he won fifty Halter championships, was a superior cutting horse, and went on to become a very influential sire of Performance and Halter horses. H.S. Thirty Thirty's* female family, through his dam, *Blond Rattler* is also an interesting balance of performance and speed bloodlines; leading off is *Three Chicks, a Multiple Stakes Winner, A.Q.H.A champion, and a superior performance sire which comes as no surprise as his daddy was Three Bars. Considered by many to be the most influential sire in the history of the Quarter Horse breed, and his dam was Chicado V.* - AAA Stakes Winner and, in the day, was declared World Champion 2 year old running filly and one of the top-producing broodmares in the Quarter Horse industry. The Blondy's Dude bloodlines are a strong branch in *H.S. Thirty Thirty's* family tree as he was an A.Q.H.A Halter and Performance champion and he passed the ability to 'do it all' onto his offspring. *H. S. Thirty Thirty's* grand dam, *Sis Jaguar, was a superior Western Pleasure and R.O.M. arena champion, and her sire Jaguar* was the great sire of speed and good looks. One of the earliest AAA AQHA champions, Jaguar is regarded as the epitome of the all-around Quarter Horse. Jaguar's sire was the great sprinting thoroughbred *Custus Rastus, who became a great Quarter Horse sire. Jaguar's dam was Mame Taylor, a great old-time sprinting mare. All of these great bloodlines were blended together over the years to produce H. S. Thirty Thirty*, a truly versatile sire with a great disposition. (1987 - May 4, 2004) Died of a brain aneurism. Sadly missed. Close this window or use this link to go back to the pedigree and fees page.