Bond Showboy

Showboy is the sire of some outstanding miniature horses

.  Size: 28.5", Year: 1969

Bond Sir Galahad

Sir Galahad was one of the most refined miniature stallions in history.

 Size: 27.5", Year: 1966

Bond Snippet

Snippet was the winner Reserve National Grand Champion Senior Stallion in 1987

 and was National Champion Multi Color the previous year.   

 One of the prettiest headed stallions of the breed, Snippet,

passes on quality and show "pizazz" to his offspring, who continue

to make their mark.

Size: 32.5", Year: 1982,

 Sire: Bond Showboy,

 Dam: Bond Thumbalina

Bond Tiny Tim

     The smallest horse ever listed in the AMHA studbooks at 19".

He is the sire of Bond Miss Rie,

who was the Reserve National Grand Champion Mare in 1984.

Miss Rie's daughter, Bond Little Lucy B, went on to be

National Champion Mare 30" and Under in 1986 and

National Grand Champion Senior Mare in 1987.

 Size: 19", Year: 1970

Boones little Buckeroo

Size: 30.5", Year: 1978

Boones Little Buckeroo is without a doubt,

the most well-known miniature stallion

in the world today. He holds the unequaled record

of winning 3 National Grand Champion Senior Stallion Titles

and 3 consecutive National Grand Champion Get of Sire Titles.

 His get retain the beautiful head, large eyes, graceful long neck,

 level top line, natural action and balance with excellent athletic ability

 and the important "Look At Me" attitude.

 Buckeroo sires National. Buckeroo get and grand-get won

innumerous National Grands, Reserve National Grands,

National Champions and Top Ten Awards in Halter

and Performance over the years in AMHA and AMHR Nationals. 

(from: theminiaturehorse.com) It has been said that "the proof is in the offspring". 

 There are very few stallions that their offspring have value after the

stallions are dead or non-productive, pay attention to those bloodlines

 and where they came from and what horses have those bloodline

 now, and the values they have.  Pay attention to older established

breeders and the broodstock they use and the pedigrees behind

those horses, that will tell you what bloodlines are truly valuable. 

 Prepotency is the true test of a great stallion.  Grand-get and

great-grand get with qualities of a famous stallion show dominant genes

 that are desired and can still be passed on.   --John Eberth

Orion-Light Van't Huttenest

Size: 31", Year: 1974

"LIGHT" is one of the premier foundation sires that has helped

 to shape today's American Miniature Horse.

A proponent stallion that stamps his stunning good looks,

 conformation, attitude and color on his numerous offspring.

He has produced more than 30 Nationals Champions including

7 Nationals Grand Champions, 3 Reserve National Grand Champions,

15 National Champions and 10 Reserve Nationals Champions.

Prince Tennessee Monashee

Size: 30", Year: 1973,
 Tennessee was the 1987 National Champion 28-30" Stallion,

and has proved to be an outstanding sire, as well. 

He finished his life as the main herdsire for

Celebration Farm of Phil and Shari Washburn

Rhoten's Little Dandy

Size: 32", Year: 1982,

This was an outstanding son of Bond Dynamo,

who proved himself in the showring as grand champion

at halter many times and in performance classes, capturing

the National Grand Championship in Single Pleasure Driving in 1987.

 As impressive as those wins were, he has proven himself

as a sire even to a greater degree! His foals have won

at least twenty-six National Championships,

Reserve Championships, and National Grands.

Rowdy

Generation after Generation of Excellence - Rowdy, 

Size: 34", Year: 1973,

Rowdy sired some of the leading winners in the AMHA history including,

 but not limited to: Lazy N Boogerman
who sold at the NFC Dispersal sale in 1993 for an unprecedented $110,000
and is the winningest stallion in AMHA history being the
1992 National Grand Champion

Runnin Bear's Classy Comet: 1991 National Grand Champion Jr. Mare
1993 National Grand Champion Sr. Mare

NFC Rowdy's Bold Tradition: 1990 Reserve National Grand Champion Jr. Gelding
1992 Reserve National Grand Champion Sr. Gelding

NFC Rowdy's Can Do: 1986 National Grand Champion Jr. Gelding

NFC Rowdy's Supreme: 1987 National Grand Champion Jr. Mare

Rowdy's Charm: 1987 National Grand Champion Sr. Stallion

Rowdys Surprise: 1988 National Grand Champion Sr. Gelding

Glenn's Southern Legend: 1989 National Grand Champion Jr. Stallion

NFC Rowdy's Gem: 1990 National Grand Champion Sr. Mare

Little Man's Blue Baby Rowdy: 1990 Reserve National Grand Champion Sr. Mare

Bronco Billy

Lazy N's Boogerman

Boogerman and his foals have been among the most successful

National and Grand Champion winners in AMHA.  In 1990, he was named

Reserve National Champion for Senior Stallions over 32"-34". 

In 1992, he made his biggest splash landing both the Senior Stallions over 32"-34"

National Champion as well as Reserve National Champion in Liberty. 

The crowning glory was his winning of the National Grand Champion Senior Stallion.  

After this highest accomplishment he retired from the show ring to become

"THE" senior herd sire of all time.  His foals continue the tradition: 

 In 1995, Grosshill Boogerman's Perfection won National Champion Weanling Mare

 and Reserve National Grand Champion Junior Mare.  In 1996, she won

National Champion Yearling Mare.  Also in 1996, son of Lazy N's Boogerman;

Southern Legend, won National Grand Champion Junior Stallion.  As evident,

quality is inherent in his bloodline.

LTD'S Magic Man

19 times National Champion

LTD's Magic Man is a 32" black and white Medicine Hat Overo stallion ,

foaled on 4-25-90 in Sedalia, MO and bred by Lisa Davis of LTD Miniature Horses.

 He was the beginning of a dream to raise show quality overo miniatures

 who would be recognized and make a name for LTD.

This dream has become a reality as today LTD's Magic Man is a well-known

 name in the Miniature Horse Industry.