BDF Tru Riskey Rolex

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barn name: Apache

Born: June 13, 2013
Height: 14.3 Hands
Weight: 975 lbs.

BDF Tru Riskey Rolex (Apache) is the son of A Tru Rolex, the number one open points earning stallion in American Paint horse history. His dam, Diaman H A Lil Riskey, is the paternal sister to the number two points earning stallion in APHA history as well as the daughter of Ris Key Business who is the #3 points earner. A beautiful black Tobiano with a mild temperament, he is sure to sire the next generation of champions.

Download BDF Tru Riskey Rolex’s Genetic Profile here.

 

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