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AMERICA’S MOST THRILLING
Arabian and Half-Arabian English Pleasure Horses
by CHRISTY EGANCover Story
There’s no denying the amazing staying power of the top Arabian sires of English Arabian horses in America today. At 20 years of age, the leading AEPA sire is Afires Heir, son of Afire Bey V, bred by Marty Shea and now owned (since last August) by Joseph Kinnarney. Joe won the inaugural 2007 AEPA Championship with Sin City (by Baske Afire) and was 2022 Leading AEPA Owner by payout ($111,000). Afires Heir has been the Leading AEPA Sire seven times, more than any other Arabian stallion.
All-time Leading Breeders of AEPA winners to date is Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc. Their partners, Marty and Tim Shea are second and tied in numbers at 20 winners each, respectively. By payout and by points they are also first and second.
Seven years after his passing, Maroon Fire Arabians’ legendary sire, Afire Bey V continues to exert an extraordinary influence at the National shows in America. Many of his immediate sons and daughters still compete regularly in National competition and bring home impressive numbers of national championships and reserves. Afire Bey V grandget and great grandget currently almost completely dominate the Arabian English show ring. Of the 2022 AEPA Leading Sires, after the number one Afire Bey V son Afires Heir, those remaining on the list, Black Daniels (a son of IXL Noble Express+ [also a Maroon Fire Arabians stallion]), and the balance of the top listings including SF Aftershoc, HA Toskcan Sun, VJ Royal Heir and Prosuasion . . . all are Afire Bey V grandsons.
Dave and Gail Liniger of Maroon Fire Arabians and Marty and Tim Shea of Shea Stables were also represented by many winning horses owned or bred by them at the 2022 Youth, Mid Summer and U.S. National Championship shows. These national winners accumulated 14 National Championships, 13 Reserve National Championships and 129 Top Ten awards. Of the farm’s many great broodmares, 29 were represented at the 2022 National Championship shows, 11 with two or more national winning offspring to their credit. Stellar examples
included broodmares LBC Nobelinda with five winning get shown this year, Rimone GW with three, and the amazing Dutch Harness mare, Ritida with eight sons and daughters among the winners, half of them claiming one or more national championships.
Of this year’s 20 AEPA English Pleasure Arabian and Half-Arabian winners, all the purebreds and well over half of the Half-Arabians had Afire Bey V and/or IXL Noble Express+ represented in their pedigrees. Now, the Maroon Fire Arabians’ junior sire, Inception (IXL Noble Express+ x Bonita Afire, by Afire Bey V) has joined his illustrious sire and grandsire as both a four-time National Champion (unanimously) and as a sire. His first (2018), second (2019) and third (2020) foal crops are making their initial, successful forays in the national arenas. In 2022 Inception had four get win seven national awards. RGT Rubberband Man (x RGT Glory Days), bred by Rick and Laura Gault and owned by Stephanie Roberts, won three top tens at two national shows and was a National Champion at the 2022 Youth and Mid Summer National Championships. And Bourbon Street SHF (x Merry Magnifire, by VCP Magnifire), owned and bred by Tom and Elizabeth Moore, was 2022 U.S. Reserve National Champion in the English Pleasure Futurity. Other top ten national winners included KT Square One (x Completely By Surprize), bred by Joel and Ashton Kiesner and owned by Texie Lowery, and In Quest (x Quintara Afire, by Afire Bey V), bred by Maroon Fire Arabians and owned by Shan and Molly Wilson and Chris Courtney. n
Inception (IXL Noble Express x Bonita Afire)Take Afires Heir, for example.
He already owns a perfec show record. Not just accomplished, but perfect: four straight U.S. National Championships in English Pleasure (one in junior competition, three in open), all unanimous. Two championships at Scottsdale, unanimous. He never entered the ring that he didn’t win, and if there was more than one judge, they all agreed on his excellence.
Add in his career as a sire, which has inspired English enthusiasts to predict that he might replicate *Bask’s influence in the discipline. It has not been unusual to see his sons and daughters make up as much as half of a championship line-up, and in AEPA competition alone, he has sired 58 titlists to date. In the last 10 years, his youngsters have won the AHT $100,000 Saddle Seat Futurity six times, and in both 2016 and 2021, one was champion and another reserve. Perhaps more importantly, most of his get have continued to build their resumes, accounting for U.S.
National Championships in nearly all of the English divisions, several topping the prestigious open competition.
And as if all that weren’t enough, he’s happy in the environment he has known since 2004 at Kiesner Training Center, where everyone knows him. So what do you get for a horse like that? When his longtime owners, Bill and Shirley Reilich, made him available, only a new owner. And from the stallion’s point of view, it would be nice if it were one already “in the family,” so that he might not be ruffled by a change in his routine. He didn’t have to look far. One of his biggest fans was already a barn client and a friend, someone he’s known since he arrived. From the beginning, breeder and exhibitor Dr. Joe Kinnarney responded not only to the formidable reputation the stallion developed, but also to him personally, to the critical mix of talent and willing personality that made him who he was. Kinnarney has had several Afires Heir’s offspring in his program, fielding such national champions as Sin City, Futurama, Enchanted Heir, Movin On Heir WA, and most recently, KT Heir Lord. Generally, they start with Joel Kiesner, and when they are ready, Joe rides or drives them. And there are more growing up out in the pasture, as well as three of the stallion’s daughters in his broodmare band.
by MARY KIRKMANSo it seemed appropriate that given the chance to own Afires Heir himself, Kinnarney was front and center. It was, he says, a natural result of his own history in the breed. “I’ve been in Arabians since as far back as the 1970s,” he reflects. “I remember when *Bask was the most influential horse in the breed, and so now, to own a stallion with that stature is very special.”
One of the keys to success for “Captain,” as Afires Heir is known around the barn, is his user-friendly personality. Despite all the awards, Joel observes that the stallion’s greatest legacy may be how happy he has made people, and as a signature achievement, that is as valuable as his electric, exciting show ring persona. “He has sired so many show horses that people have exhibited successfully and enjoyably,” Kiesner observes. “That is a contribution in itself.”
progeny, which reveals an intriguing fact: Afires Heir daughters are being seen often now as the dams of some of the English division’s top competitors, a rare and valuable attribute for a stallion. Astute horsemen often point out that as incandescent as a top sire is, often supplying the brilliance in his get, it is the dam line that anchors a pedigree. Characteristically thorough, Captain has both sides covered.
Perhaps the stallion’s biggest challenge is reproducing a son as good as he is, but with several national champion sons on the ground, his team enjoys looking forward to the future. Already he has a daughter writing history. Heirs Noble Love’s show record, with ten national championships (four in open English Pleasure) is even more stellar than her sire’s, and her breeding career looks like a capsule version of his, with a growing list of nationally decorated
Now there is a special appreciation in the air when he is in the barn. “I’ve always had a relationship with him,” Joe says. “I don’t think he knows the change, but I certainly do. To have this great horse who made so many of my dreams come true, and to be able to do that for others, was one of the thoughts [when I bought him].” It won’t change his breeding strategy, he adds; he’s already been using the stallion for years. But it is definitely a new chapter in his life. “We’ll move on together, and I think it will be fun for all of us.” u
Check out the photo of Prosuaded By Love’s victory pass in the 2022 AEPA $100,000 Saddle Seat Futurity, and the first thing you notice may not be his elevated trot or rhythmic high hocks—although both are pretty close to a 10 on the scale of English performance. Instead, what you see first is the kind, confident expression in his eyes. He’s enjoying his triumphal procession out of the ring. It’s not arrogance; he just knows he’s good, and even the demanding class has not dented his delight at showing off.
For those who observed him as a foal, the image just reconfirms what he told them then. Owner/breeder Karlton Jackson remembers that moment as if it were yesterday. “Most of the foals, when I see them at a week or a month old, are so timid that they don’t want to get more than a few feet from their surrogate mother,” he says, adding that in his small breeding program, they breed via embryo transfer. “The first time we all saw him, instead of staying close to the mare, he got 10 or 15 feet away and looked around as if to say, ‘there is a big, wide, wonderful world out there.’ He started trotting around the mare, and then stopped, with a perfect pose sideways, and looked around as if to say, ‘Hey, look at me! I’m something special.’ He just had that attitude of ‘I’m special and I know it and everyone else should too.’”
by MARY KIRKMAN Prosuaded by Love Prosuasion Heirs Noble LoveHe just had that attitude of ‘I’m special and I know it and everyone else should too.’
~ Karlton Jackson (About Prosuaded by Love)
Already the colt’s pedigree told the story: by Prosuasion (winner of six national championships in the English division) and out of Heirs Noble Love (who accounted for 10), he comes with gilt-edged English bloodlines. And he exhibits the willing demeanor often seen when a horse finds that doing his job comes easily. “He’s an all-around good guy,” trainer Joel Kiesner reports. “We bred him only once the first year because we didn’t want to interfere with his showing, but he handled it so well that we have a few more due for next year.”
Even Joel, who rarely watches videos of his classes because he over-analyzes the slightest mistake, was impressed when he saw the one of the futurity. All along, he’s seen Prosuaded By Love—“Karlton,” as he’s known in the barn—consistently improving, but this time he had to be impressed with how well the young stallion was putting himself together.
He’s quite simply extraordinary. He has the best timing and cadence of any purebred Arabian I’ve ridden. The balance of his motion, front to back, is extremely rare—in a good way.
~“He’s quite simply extraordinary,” Kiesner says. “He has the best timing and cadence of any purebred Arabian I’ve ridden. The balance of his motion, front to back, is extremely rare—in a good way. So, his legs work beautifully, and his neck does too. On top of that, he has a beauty and an intense look from his eyes and ears that is charismatic like only a handful of horses I’ve ever seen.”
It’s easy to trace the champion’s athletic ability in his pedigree; his attitude, however, is also part of the package. Karlton Jackson, who bred Heirs Noble Love, prioritizes a good temperament in his horses; he got into Arabians when his daughters showed them as junior riders, and began breeding when they aged out. “One reason we wanted to show Heirs Noble Love in amateur was to demonstrate that it doesn’t take a Joel Kiesner to ride that bloodline,” he says. “And we were thrilled when our co-owner, Emily Shippee, teamed up with her [in 2020 and 2022]—the world could see that her star shone as brightly as ever.
Noble Aphroditie (IXL Noble Express x EA Aphroditie,) dam of Multi-National Champion Heirs Noble Love, and grand-dam of Multi-National Champion Prosuaded by Love, bred by Karlton and Mary Anne Jackson.He’s an all-around great horse, and he’s just coming into his own. I can’t wait to see his babies—if he passes himself on, we are in for a treat!”
~ Joel Kiesner (About Prosuaded by Love)
I think Prosuaded By Love is going to be a good example of that, and he could pass it along as a sire.”
That influence, both he and Joel say, relates not only to Afires Heir, but also to EA Aphroditie, who became the foundation mare for the Jackson program and has since been designated an Arabian Horse Times Dam of Excellence. She too was kind; her barn name at Kiesner Training Center, where she lived until she passed away recently, was “Abuela,” Spanish for “Grandma.”
Abuela’s great-grandson, Prosuaded By Love, represents the fourth generation in his owner’s contribution to the Arabian breed. Having won the 2021 U.S. National Championship in the English Pleasure Futurity, and the 2022 AEPA futurity, he now will face his biggest challenge yet, as he graduates into the open ranks.
“He was everything we hoped he would be this year,” Jackson reflects. “He still has things to learn and more growth to come as a show horse, but he’s what we’re working for with the whole breeding program.”
Joel Kiesner agrees. “He’s an all-around great horse, and he’s just coming into his own. I can’t wait to see his babies—if he passes himself on, we are in for a treat!” u
For select breeding opportunities with Prosuaded by Love or Heirs Noble Love, contact Ashton Kiesner 865-556-0412.
10-Time U.S. National Champion Heirs Noble Love (Afires Heir x Noble Aphroditie,) dam of Multi-National Champion Prosuaded By Love.Black Daniels x HA Ghrace Under Fire
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Decades of AEPA Futurity Winners
AEPA Future Contenders EVERYBODYS TALKEN by Baske Afire REJOICE REJOICE by A Temptation ENCHANTING MEMORIES by Baske Afire SMOOOTHE OPERATOR by Baske Afire EXTRAORDINARILILY by Baske Afire PURELY PLATINUM by A TemptationTHE ARABIAN ENGLISH PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION
with Peter Conway
This year’s AEPA classes at U.S. Nationals were without question, the deepest ever. All of us can be proud of what the AEPA has accomplished. I believe the unique educational opportunity that the pattern class offers, to watch horses individually, and see how their pedigrees have come together, has made better breeders of us all.
The passion that we all share for the Arabian horse fulfills us. The joys, and sometimes the heartaches, enrich us. They provide the common bond that forms our community. Each of us must do what we can to preserve and hopefully expand the opportunity for others to join.
The AEPA was founded to promote the Arabian English horse, to ensure the continuation and appreciation of these magnificent animals. Bring your passion forward again this year and purchase a breeding in the AEPA auction.
Special thanks to Arabian Horse Times and Equine Athlete Veterinary Services, for supporting our Nationals classes, and to Strawberry Banks Farm and Conway Arabians, for their support of the Keystone ProAM and Scottsdale Maturity.
Most of all, THANK YOU, to every stallion owner that donates a breeding, and every breeder that buys one in the auction. It is your love of the Arabian English horse that makes this all possible.
Remember that …
A donated breeding makes every foal sired this year by your stallion eligible for every AEPA class. No nomination fess, no forms to fill out. Every foal is automatically enrolled. (Auction foals must be enrolled in utero to receive the extra prize money) Foals that are enrolled as Auction breedings receive an extra 25% on all winnings in the U.S. Nationals AEPA purebred or Half-Arabian Futurity.
Created to serve breeders and to promote the Arabian English performance horse, get involved, breed wonderful horses, enjoy the competition, and have these horses in your life!
—Peter Conway, PresidentBOARD OF DIRECTORS:
LARA AMES BARBARA CHUR JIM HAGALE BRIAN MURCH JOHN RYAN TIM SHEAOVER $220,000
PAID OUT IN PRIZE MONEY IN 2022!
Ames Foundation
$100,000 Arabian Saddle Seat Futurity
2022 Champion
PROSUADED BY LOVE
(Prosuasion x Heirs Noble Love)
Ex: Joel Kiesner | B/O: Karlton Jackson
Conway Arabians
$20,000 Country English Pleasure AOTR Maturity
Equine Athlete
$50,000 Half-Arabian Saddle Seat Futurity
2022 Champion
OH HEIR BRUSHED
(Afires Heir x DD My Dance)
Ex: Carrie Fritz | O: Shamrock Farms LLC
B: Oak Haven South Arabians LLC
2022 Champion BALLERINA BF
(GSF Rizing Son x Balanchine Star)
Ex: Nora Shaffer | O: Laura Shaffer
B: Boisvert Farms LLC
Strawberry Banks Farm Buckeye Country Pleasure Maturity AOTR
2022 Champion
HS SHES A SHOCKER
(SF Aftershoc x Hush Hush)
Ex/O: Rebecca Nash | B: Linda Pizzonia
The AEPA would like to thank its sponsors: Freedman’s, fine leather harnesses, saddlery and accessories, and Equine Athlete Veterinary, the official equine health provider of the AEPA.
THE
2007-2022 ARABIAN ENGLISH PERFORMANCE ASSOCIATION’S
FUTURITIES, AOTR MATURITIES & PRO-AM CHALLENGE
New in 2022, the Keystone Event $30,000 Country Pleasure Pro-Am Challenge joins eight years of Country Pleasure Maturity AOTR winners from the Ohio Buckeye Sweepstakes and Scottsdale show totaling $248,000 in payouts, and since its inception in 2007, over $2.1 million in prize money to the open Saddle Seat Futurity Program. In all, over $2.5 million in AEPA-related classes has been paid out!
AEPA LEADING ARABIAN SADDLE SEAT FUTURITY CHAMPION MONEY EARNERS
$40,000 Winners:
SIN CITY (2007)
O: Joseph Kinnarney B: Venture Farms, Inc.
BRAVE AND NOBLE (2008) O/B: Marty Shea
SF AFTERSHOC (2009) O/B: Alicia Guzman Pace
ROL FIRE MIST (2010) O: Strawberry Banks Farm B: R O Lervick Arabians
Sires: Baske Afire (2007 & 2010) IXL Noble Express (2008) SF Specs Shocwave (2009)
Trainers: Joel Kiesner (2007 & 2008) Peter Stachowski (2009) Brian Murch (2010)
$36,000 Winner:
NOBLE FFYRE (2014 [$30,000]/2011 Yearling [$6,000])
O/B: Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc. Sire: IXL Noble Express
Trainer: Joel Kiesner Allen Zeller (Yearling win)
$30,000 Winners:
CP SHENANIGAN (2011)
O: Katherine Kirby B: California State Polytechnic Univ.
BEL HEIR LR (2012)
O: William Blankenship B: Lindsay Rinehart
HEIRS NOBLE LOVE (2013) O/B: T. Karlton Jackson
SUPREME SENSATION SMP (2015)
O: Falan Alpert B: Rodney and Jacqueline Thompson
MOVIN ON HEIR WA (2016) O/B: Whispers Acres, Inc.
INCEPTION (2017) O/B: Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc.
GSF INSIDER (2018) O: Kimberley Munro B: Nick and Juliet Carden
KT MAHALO (2019) O: 6D Ranch Ltd. B: Joel and Ashton Kiesner
DROPS OF JUPITER VH (2020) O/B: Vicki Humphrey
KT HEIR LORD (2021) O: J. Kinnarney & B. Marlow B: J. & A. Kiesner and Starline Arabians LLC
PROSUADED BY LOVE (2022) O/B: Karlton Jackson
Sires: Anza Padron (2011) Afires Heir (2012, 2013, 2016, 2018, 2019 & 2021) Baskghazi (2015) IXL Noble Express (2017) Prosuasion (2022) SF Aftershoc (2020)
Trainers: James Stachowski (2011, 2015, 2016 & 2019) Joel Kiesner (2012, 2013, 2017, 2021 & 2022) Shawn Rooker (2018) Jessica Clinton (2020)
by Number of Winners
1. Afires Heir 58
2. Baske Afire, deceased . . . . . . . . 39 3. Afire Bey V, deceased . . . . . . . . 32 4. IXL Noble Express 30 5. SF Aftershoc 21 6. Black Daniels . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 7. SF Specs Shocwave . . . . . . . . . 13 Vegaz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 HA Toskcan Sun 13 8. VCP Magnifire 10
AEPA LEADING SIRES
by Payout
1. Afires Heir $517,000
2. Baske Afire, deceased . . . . $318,250 3. IXL Noble Express . . . . . $257,000 4. Afire Bey V, deceased $168,000 5. SF Aftershoc $141,000 6. Black Daniels . . . . . . . . $108,750 7. SF Specs Shocwave . . . . . . $91,500 8. Vegaz . . . . . . . . . . . . . $73,500
9. HA Toskcan Sun $68,000
10. CP Magnifire $41,750
AEPA LEADING BREEDERS
by Points Ch-10 pts., Res-8 pts., TT-5 pts.
1. Afires Heir 414
2. Baske Afire, deceased . . . . . . . 253
3. IXL Noble Express . . . . . . . . 224 4. Afire Bey V, deceased 219 5. SF Aftershoc 135 6. Vegaz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112 7. SF Specs Shocwave . . . . . . . . . 98 8. Black Daniels . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 9. HA Toskcan Sun 81 10. VCP Magnifier 60
by Number of Winners
by Number of Winners
1. Joel Kiesner 28
2. James Stachowski . . . . . . . . . . 20
3. Jessica Clinton . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Gabe DeSoto . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Shawn Rooker 15
4. Dalton Budd 12
5. Jonathan Ramsay . . . . . . . . . . 10 Peter Stachowski . . . . . . . . . . 10
6. Joel Gangi 9
7. Rob Bick 8 John Diedrich 8 Jonhn Golladay . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
AEPA LEADING TRAINERS
by Payout
1. Joel Kiesner $444,750
2. James Stachowski . . . . . . $273,875
3. Shawn Rooker . . . . . . . $133,750
4. Jessica Clinton . . . . . . . $126,250
5. Peter Stachowski $87,500
6. Gabe DeSoto $87,000
7. Dalton Budd . . . . . . . . . $74,250
8. Brian Murch . . . . . . . . . $64,500
9. John Golladay $59,500
10. Joel Gangi $58,250
by Points Ch-10 pts., Res-8 pts., TT-5 pts.
1. Joel Kiesner 219
2. James Stachowski . . . . . . . . . 150
3. Jessica Clinton . . . . . . . . . . . 91 Shawn Rooker 91
4. Gabe DeSoto 75
5. Dalton Budd . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
6. Peter Stachowski . . . . . . . . . . 55
7. Jonathan Ramsay . . . . . . . . . . 50
8. John Diedrich 49 John Golladay 49
by Number of Winners
1. Conway Arabians, Inc. 18
2. Cedar Ridge Farm 9
Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc. . . . . . 9
Smoky Mountain Park Arabians . . . 9 3. Strawberry Banks Farm . . . . . . . 8 4. Starline Arabians LLC 7 5. Boisvert Farms LLC 6
Joseph Kinnarney . . . . . . . . . . 6 6. 6D Ranch Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Lois Skeeles 5
Victoria Arabians LLC 5
AEPA LEADING OWNERS
by Payout
1. Joseph Kinnarney $111,000 2 . Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc. $99,250 3. Conway Arabians, Inc. $79,750 4. Karlton Jackson . . . . . . . . $75,000
6D Ranch Ltd. . . . . . . . . $72,500
Strawberry Banks Farm $72,000
Starline Arabians LLC $60,000 8. Whispers Acres, Inc. $59,000 9. Cedar Ridge Farm . . . . . . $51,250 10. Boisvert Farms LLC . . . . $40,500
by Points Ch-10 pts., Res-8 pts., TT-5 pts. 1. Conway Arabians, Inc. 114
Maroon Fire Arabians, Inc. 75
Smoky Mountain Park Arabians 61
Cedar Ridge Arabians . . . . . . . 56
Starline Arabians LLC . . . . . . . 55
Joseph Kinnarney 51
Strawberry Banks Farm 50 8. 6D Ranch Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Lori Foster . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Boisvert Farms LLC . . . . . . . 33
champions from the past
WE INVITE YOUR INQUIRIES ON OUR ENGLISH PROSPECTS:
5-YEAR-OLDS
LABELLA AMES | SF Aftershoc+ x Isabella Davinci | Chestnut H/A Mare
CHARLOTTE AMES | Afires Heir x Colette Ames | Bay PB Mare THATS AMORE CRF | HA Toskcan Sun x Up In The Heir | Black H/A Mare
4-YEAR-OLDS
SUGARSHOC CRF | SF Aftershoc+ x Undulata’s Nuttin’ Sweeter | Chestnut H/A Mare
SAINT DIVINE CRF | ROL Divine Style+ x Julietta Ames | Chestnut PB Gelding
MR BIG TIME CRF | Baske Afire x On Tulsa Time | Chestnut H/A Gelding
INCEPTION ON FIRE CRF | Inception x HA Sahara Afire | Bay PB Gelding
PASSIONETTE KISSES | SF Aftershoc+ x Passionelle | Chestnut H/A Mare
THE EIGHTH WONDER CRF | SF Aftershoc+ x Isabella Davinci | Chestnut H/A Gelding
3-YEAR-OLDS
TRENDY AMES | Afires Heir x Captivating Style | Chestnut H/A Filly
DIVINELY MINE CRF | SF AFtershoc+ x Ames Divine | Chestnut PB Filly
IN STYLE CRF | ROL Divine Style+ x Julietta Ames | Chestnut PB Filly
HEIRS HIGH FIVE | Afires Heir x GSF Zumba | Bay PB Colt
2-YEAR-OLDS
KATARIA AMES | ROL Divine Style+ x Antebella Ames | Chestnut PB Filly
PARTY PERFECT CRF | Arrowhead’s Unlike Any Other x Ames Patina | Chestnut H/A Filly
AMES STYLE | ROL Divine Style+ x Julietta Ames | Chestnut PB Filly
PATTIS GIRL CRF | HA Toskcan Sun x Marion Ames | Bay PB Filly BELLO MIO | HA Toskcan Sun x Merry Magnifire | Grey PB Colt
FHEIRY TALE CRF | Afires Heir x Coconut Cream Pie | Bay H/A Filly
YEARLINGS
AMES ULTIMATE DESIGN | SF Aftershoc x Ames Divine | Bay PB Colt
MILLION DREAMS CRF | ROL Divine Style x Julietta Ames | Bay PB Filly BELLE OF THE BALL CRF | Vegaz x Antebella Ames | Chestnut PB Filly
BLUSHY BRIDE CRF| Noble Braveheart x Ames Patina | Chestnut H/A Filly
SIMPLY UNIQUE CRF | Noble Braveheart x HA Sahara Afire| Chestnut H/A Colt
AMES FINAL EXPLOSION | SF Aftershoc x GSF Zumba | Chestnut PB Colt