#16 • RWS Sweet Gallo Wine AQHA Stud Colt VIDEO

Part of Raymond Sutton Ranch Annual Online Production Sale - ONLINE ONLY!!! Runs September 10th - 15th (timed auction by Horse Auctions USA)

Location: Gettysburg, SD

Status: No sale

RWS Sweet Gallo Wine RWS Legendary Grace passed her good disposition (double-bred Bill’s Rock) and muscle on to her offspring. RWS Sweet Gallo Wine, watches cows and is a trail rider’s dream. With only 60 days of riding she was ridden on trail rides by a 9-year-old , gone to brandings, and “cleaned the pen” at the Ranching Heritage Challenge. Nothing bothers her. Heather reined on a ¾ sister to “Wine”. RWS Sweet Tequila has a large motor and can slide a mile. Two years ago “Wine,s” foal sold to home in Maryland. Four weeks after she got to her new home, she was winning in- hand-trail classes. “Wine” is 2X Cutter Bill, 2X Doc Bar. Gallo Del Cielo (Rooster) a finalist in the NCHA Open Derby and a number of prestigious cutting events. His place in history comes from being a three Million Dollar reining sire and his progeny earnings are six million plus.. Sweet Gallo Oak’s dam is a ¾ sister to Doc’s Stylish Oak who is ranked as a leading sire of cutting and working cow horses. On the bottom - Ranching Heritage eligible. Young and Bullet Proof is unshown. He broke out well, is quiet and one of the smoothest moving horses we have. Young Pobre was raised on the King Ranch. His sire - Young Gun PE $2,300,000, Equi-Stat All-Time Leading Cutting Sire, an AQHA Top 15 Leading Sire of Point-Earners, and an NRCHA All -Time Leading Sire, full brother to earners $517,000 +. His dam, Leanette, Equi-Stat All-Time Leading Producer, foals and grandfoals LTE $2,500,000. Bottom is his great granddam, Anita Chica, unbeaten in her show career and earner of 199 halter points. buried at the King Ranch alongside Old Sorrel, Wimpy, and Mr San Peppy. El Pobre and Leo are as foundation as you can get. We sent “Bullet’s” full brother to Oregon in the Ranching Heritage Young Horse Development Program. his full brother has brought home honors. He was High Point Youth Yearling Gelding in Oregon. When he was three years old, he competed at the AQHA Level 1 Championships East in Las Vegas. Jacqueline and Ferris placed sixth in Rookie Youth Ranch Riding and third in 3-Year-Old Halter. Her mother, Adrianne, rode Ferris to place fourth in Rookie Amateur Ranch Riding, ninth in Level 1 Select Ranch Riding, and Reserve in 3-Year-Old Halter. H was recognized as the High Point Ranching Heritage horse at the Championship. He was Circuit Champion Youth Yearling Gelding at the Oregon Summer Classic. Gingers Fancy Peppy is foundation clear through. On the top is the royalty of cutting and reining. On the bottom is solid working lines with Roan Bars (sire of AQHA champions) and Leo (leading sire of race ROMs and AQHA Champions).