4-year old AQHA palomino mare and 3-month old filly.

Pedigree can be seen at allpedigree.com under Quincys Dream Gal. She stands tied and trailers well.

The filly was sired by KG Talkin Gold and loves attention.

AQHA hall of famers top and bottom.

Without Topsail Cody, there would be no Topsail Whiz and the reining industry may look very different.

Bred by CT Fuller of Catasauqua, Pennsylvania, Topsail Cody was an example of old-school Quarter Horse breeding that included Wimpy, King and Doc Bar on his papers.

Purchased by six-time National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Open Futurity Champion Bob Loomis in May of his 3-year-old year, Topsail Cody was 1977 stallion sired by Joe Cody and out of Doc Bar mare Doc Bar Linda.

Topsail Cody went on to win the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Futurity Open in 1980 with Loomis, and then the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) Junior Reining World Championship in 1981. Topsail Cody was inducted into the NRHA Hall of Fame in 1996 and just two years later, he became only the fourth stallion to reach the status of NRHA One Million Dollar Sire.

Two Eyed Jack sired 1,416 horses, which accounted for 17,029 points in AQHA showing. Of them, 14 became AQHA World Champions, while seven became AJQHA World Champions. He sired the very first AQHA Superhorse, Vickie Lee Pine, and nearly 100 of his foals placed at the AQHA World Championship Show. Twenty-five became open high-point winners, while 55 were reserve high-point horses; eight were youth high-point winners and 29 finished reserve in those ranks. They account for 242 open Registers of Merit, 66 youth ROMs and six amateur ROMs. Sixty-nine became Superior performance horses. But perhaps the most staggering number is 119 the number of open AQHA Champions sired by Two Eyed Jack.

We are selling due to our health problems, so we will consider all offers.