Unos Payday “Mini”
“Mini” Unos Payday, a Futurity barrel money winner, is as versatile as they come. This beautiful mare is successful at everything she does, be it as a show horse, breakaway horse, barrel horse, heading & healing or ranch horse. With very limited entered runs, Mini has an LTE of $2256 (ES $1146.78 ).
Mini is an own daughter of PC Frenchmans Hayday “Dinero”, multiple event NFR Qualifier and producer of over $6 Million. Dinero himself carried Sherrie Cervi to a World Championship and had an LTE of over $600k. Dinero has sired 7 NFR qualifiers: MP Quick Money (Tammy Fischer 2011), MP Spice In The Hay (Cory Petska) 2005, MP Patch of Hay (Cory Petska) 2006, MP A Man With Roses (Sherry Cervi) 2013 Buckeye, AZ Arena Record 16.646 in 2011, along with arena record holders and barrel racing world champions; 2022, 2020, 2019, & 2018 DM Sissy Hayday & Hailey Kinsel (4x WC & 1 RWC), and 2013 & 2010 MP Meter My Hay & Sherry Cervi (2x WC). He is a full brother to Kristie Peterson’s French Flash Hawk “Bozo.” Earner of over $1 million, WPRA Barrel Racing Horse of the Year 5x from 1995-1998. 1994, 1996, 1997 & 1998 World Champion Barrel Racing Horse; Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame, three Reserve World Titles, five National Finals Average Titles, and Four Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo Titles and inducted into the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame in 2018.
Dam: Write it Thelma “Uno” had an LTE of $300,000 and took Sabrina Ketcham to the 2013 NFR, placed in 3/10 rounds to finish 10th in the World Standings. Write It Thelma won the Mesquite Rodeo, was the NBHA New Mexico State Champion, Elizabeth Stampede Champion, Evergreen Rodeo Champion, American Royal Pro Rodeo Reserve Champion, American West Finals Reserve Champion, and Christmas Cash Champion, Odessa Pro Rodeo Champion, Abilene Pro Rodeo Champion, Lubbock Pro Rodeo Champion, Laughlin Pro Rodeo Champion, Scottsdale Pro Rodeo Champion, Elizabeth Pro Rodeo Champion, Evergreen Pro Rodeo Champion, Estes Park Pro Rodeo Champion, and Cave Creek Pro Rodeo Champion. 2004 Turquoise Circuit Rookie of the Year. 7x Turquoise Circuit Finals Qualifier. 2007 Turquoise Circuit Finals Champion and Ram National Circuit Finals Qualifier. Reserve Champion at Kansas and Cheyenne Pro Rodeos. 2x Reserve Champion at Fort Worth Pro Rodeo. Sabrina and Uno also made the Pro Rodeo short go finals at: Houston, Pendleton, San Antonio, Tucson, San Angelo, Austin, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City, Nampa, Casper, Guymon and many more. Can you say #legends?
Maternal 1/2 sister, Write Ta Fame “Sizzle” Breeders Challenge 8th Place Derby Finalist and WCRA World Championship 4th place Vegas Finalist, Royal Crown Rock Springs Derby 5th place, Colorado Classic Futurity Round Winner, BRN4D Classic Equine Maturity Average Champion, Colorado Classic Maturity 3rd in Average, Big Time Queen Creek Race Winner, placed at Run at the Rose Maturity, UBRA Futurity and Maturity, Sorocco County Fair Rodeo, Cornhusker Futurity, Elite, 4th place finish at the WPRA Finals, 17.088 on a standard at Buckeye, AZ for 4th at the Royal Crown, as well as an earner of over $75k ( ES $36,523 as of 9/2022). Mini and Sizzle also have a 2018 1/2 brother by Firewater Canyon and a 2021 1/2 sister by Slick by Design. Both Sizzle and Mini's sire's maternal lines include Tiny Watch and Three Bars.
Mini is an own daughter of PC Frenchmans Hayday “Dinero”, multiple event NFR Qualifier and producer of over $6 Million. Dinero himself carried Sherrie Cervi to a World Championship and had an LTE of over $600k. Dinero has sired 7 NFR qualifiers: MP Quick Money (Tammy Fischer 2011), MP Spice In The Hay (Cory Petska) 2005, MP Patch of Hay (Cory Petska) 2006, MP A Man With Roses (Sherry Cervi) 2013 Buckeye, AZ Arena Record 16.646 in 2011, along with arena record holders and barrel racing world champions; 2022, 2020, 2019, & 2018 DM Sissy Hayday & Hailey Kinsel (4x WC & 1 RWC), and 2013 & 2010 MP Meter My Hay & Sherry Cervi (2x WC). He is a full brother to Kristie Peterson’s French Flash Hawk “Bozo.” Earner of over $1 million, WPRA Barrel Racing Horse of the Year 5x from 1995-1998. 1994, 1996, 1997 & 1998 World Champion Barrel Racing Horse; Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame, three Reserve World Titles, five National Finals Average Titles, and Four Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo Titles and inducted into the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame in 2018.
- As a Pedigree fun fact; Dinero goes back 4x to AQHA 1989 Hall of Fame Inductee, Three Bars. Three Bars was the sire of 29 AQHA Champions, 4 AQHA Supreme Champions, 317 Racing ROM earners, and over $3 Million on the track. As a racehorse, he was not raced until 6 years old, then won the Speed Handicap in 1946. He was a prominent sire of race and cutting horses including Doc Bar (grandson), Rocket Bar, Sugar Bars, Lenas Bar, Lightening Bar, Zippo Pat Bars, were all inducted into the AQHA Hall of Fame. Impressive was a triple descendant of Three Bars and became the most prepotent sire of Quarter Horse halter horses for many years. Three Bars was the All-time leading sire of Race ROM qualifiers through 1967 as well as the leading sire of AAA Quarter Horses and the leading sire of Money Earners.
- Uno's Payday goes back to Three Bars 4x through her Sire Lineage and 2x through her Dam Lineage.
- The Dam of Casey's Charm, is 2017 AQHA Hall of Fame inductee, Caseys Ladylove, a mare who traces back to Poco Bueno and on the bottom is double bred Joe Hancock. When bred to Laughing Boy, a grandson of Three Bars, she produced Frenchmans Guy and Frenchmans Lady (also the producer of Sun Frost). Of 15 total foals, Casey's Ladylove produces Tiny Circus, of which two were geldings and the thrird was the mare, Casey's Charm who was bred to Sun Frost to produce PC Frenchman's Hayday and French Flash Hawk. At the 2018 WNFR, 6 of the barrel horses had roots to Casey's Ladylove, and at the 2018 Calgary Stampede, 61% of the barrel racing money went home with barrel racers mounted on Casey's progeny.
- 2010 & 2013 WPRA World Barrel Racing Championship; NFR Average Record of 138.15 on 10; 2013 Horse with the Most Heart; 2x NFR Barrel Racing Average Championships; $2 Million in earnings; NFR Qualifier 2003, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010, and 2011; NFR Arena Record Holder 13.49.
- 2022, 2020, 2019, 2018 WPRA World Champion & 2017 WPRA Reserve World Champion; 2017 NFR high-money earner of $189,385; NFR Arena-record holder of 13.11; 2019 Horse with the Most Heart at NFR; 2017 Rising Star Award; 2018 WPRA/AQHA Barrel Racing Horse of the Year; RAM To Gun Award; 2020 NFR Average
- 2017 College National Finals Rodeo Champion
- 2021 Cheyenne Frontier Days Win
- 2017, 2019 & 2021 RFD-TV’s The American Champion; 2018 Reserve Champion
- 2018 and 2017 Days of ’47 Champion.
- 2018 Calgary Stampede Champion; 2019 Calgary arena record 16.93
- 2018 Reserve Champion Rodeo Houston, Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo, RFD-TV’s The American Rodeo
Dam: Write it Thelma “Uno” had an LTE of $300,000 and took Sabrina Ketcham to the 2013 NFR, placed in 3/10 rounds to finish 10th in the World Standings. Write It Thelma won the Mesquite Rodeo, was the NBHA New Mexico State Champion, Elizabeth Stampede Champion, Evergreen Rodeo Champion, American Royal Pro Rodeo Reserve Champion, American West Finals Reserve Champion, and Christmas Cash Champion, Odessa Pro Rodeo Champion, Abilene Pro Rodeo Champion, Lubbock Pro Rodeo Champion, Laughlin Pro Rodeo Champion, Scottsdale Pro Rodeo Champion, Elizabeth Pro Rodeo Champion, Evergreen Pro Rodeo Champion, Estes Park Pro Rodeo Champion, and Cave Creek Pro Rodeo Champion. 2004 Turquoise Circuit Rookie of the Year. 7x Turquoise Circuit Finals Qualifier. 2007 Turquoise Circuit Finals Champion and Ram National Circuit Finals Qualifier. Reserve Champion at Kansas and Cheyenne Pro Rodeos. 2x Reserve Champion at Fort Worth Pro Rodeo. Sabrina and Uno also made the Pro Rodeo short go finals at: Houston, Pendleton, San Antonio, Tucson, San Angelo, Austin, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City, Nampa, Casper, Guymon and many more. Can you say #legends?
- Dam Sire, Write It Down, sire of 7 equistat reported money earners including Pecan Pete, Lady’s Kerry Cash and full sibling out of Thelma Thistle, Write Thistle who was bred and raised by AQHA Heritage Ranch Breeders, Bashor Ranch. Write It Down was sired by Dash for Cash and out of Graded Stakes Winner, Write Me Back.
- 3rd Maternal Sire: Dash for Cash, ran in 25 races in 3 years winning 21, and 2nd three times, earning $507,688 and the first horse to win consecutive Champion of Champion wins in 1976 and 1977. He sired 1,069 starters from which 751 were winners, 135 stakes winners, 880 ROM earners, 112 Superior earners and 16 World Champions, with progeny earnings of $37,386,838. The World Champions he sired included: Dashingly (1983), Dashs Dream (1984), Cash Rate (1985), Dash for Speed (1990), First Down Dash (1987), and Divisional Champions included: Queen for Cash, Dashing Phoebe, Cash Perks, Florentine, Calyx, Dashing Val, Cash Legacy, Quick Fun, Takin On the Cash, Some Dasher, and Sound Dash. Dash for Cash was also the sire of National Cutting Horse Association World Champion, Miss N Cash. He sired 15 point earners, 1 AQHA Champion, and 1 Reserve World Champion, with offspring earning $128,858 in NCHA events. He was inducted into the AQHA Hall of Fame in 1997.
- Write Me Back: SI-99, 1st Sunland Park Fall Derby G-3 1989, 3rd QHBC Sophomore Classic G-2 1989, 7th Raton Derby G-3 1989; $35,498; Graded Stakes Winner out of dam, Barb’s Bug, ($11,484, G Rollie White Downs Spring Futurity Winner 1976, Ross Downs Poor Boy Futurity Winner 1976, 2nd Clear Fork Juvenile Futurity 1976, Multiple Stakes Winner). Barb’s Bug, by Lady Bug’s Moon $191,536, Multiple Stakes Winner, 11 firsts, 5 Seconds, 3 thirds of 23 starts, was also the sire of Shawne Bug. Barb's Bug's paternal great grand sire is Three Bars.
- Sire of Write Me Back, The Signature: AQHA Race ROM/ Superior/AAAT SI-107 (SW)21-11-6-2 $333,473; 2nd Horsemen’s QHRA Championship G-1 1984, 1st Doc Severinsen Handicap 1984, 2nd St Nicholas Express Handicap G-3 1983, 6th Los Alamitos Invitational Championship G-1 1983; Progeny earnings of $11,063,241 including 7 Champions and 47 Stakes Winners. Dam Sire of 29 Stakes Winners. Sire of Rare Form SI-120, Heza Fast Man SI-111; Sign of Lanty SI-108, Sig Hanson SI-102, and Vital Sign SI-105. Interestingy enough, the sire of The Signature, was the Australian Noholme. The Signature maternal great grandsire is Three Bars and on his maternal side, his paternal grandfather is the iconic Man O War.
- Noholme: Australian TB racehorse 1959 Australian Horse of the Year with record win at Cox Plate. Leading sire in Australia on 5 occasions siring Sky High. Dam Oceana, by Colombo, winner of 2,000 Guineas Stakes, out of Orama, by Diopon, also a winner of 2,000 Guineas. Nolholme’s full siblings, Todman, Faringdon, and Shifnal, between the 4 stallions, progeny earned over $12 million in Stakes money by 1979. At two, he was unplaced in the Golden Slipper Stakes, but followed with a win in the Champagne Stakes, to rank 6th in the two-year old Free Handicap. At three, Noholme won the Epsom Handicap, the W. S. Cox Plante by over ten furlongs, and track record of 2:02. In 1959 he also won the STC Hill Stakes, VRC CB Fisher Plate and VRC Linlithgow Stakes prior to winning the 1960 AJC All Aged Stakes and Australian Horse of the Year. In 1960, Noholme was sold to Gene Goff in the United States and raced as Noholme II earning $40,194 winning 9 firsts, 9 seconds, and 2 thirds placing in the Orange Bowl, Chicago, Stars and Stripes, and Bougainvillea Turf Handicaps. Sire of 279 winners of 1,432 races including champion handicap runner, Nodouble, voted American Co-Champion Older Male Horse in 1969 and 1970, was the Leading sire in North America in 1981. Nodouble sired over 450 stakes winners earning over $11.6 million.
- Thelma Thistle was sired by Stormin Man: 5 Firsts, 3 Seconds, 5 Thirds, $4,006 was sired by Savannah Jr ($280,992 with 6 Firsts, 3 Seconds, 3 Thirds, Multiple Stakes Winner; 1st Ruidoso Championship Stakes 1966, 3rd Rainbow Derby 1966, 1st Sunland Park Fall Futurity 1965). Savannah Jr was sired by Everett Jr (6 Firsts, 2 Seconds, 2 Thirds, $48,535, Multiple Stakes Winner, 1st Lafayette Stakes 1953, 1st Joliet Stakes 1953, 1st Duncan F. Kenner Stakes 1953, 2nd Bashford Manor Stakes 1953, 3rd Hyde Park Stakes 1953, 3rd Primer Stakes 1953).
- Silky Witch was sired by Witch’s Doctor (10 Firsts, 7 Seconds, 4 Thirds, $8,376), sired by Truly Truckle by Fair Truckle (7 Firsts, 3 Seconds 2 Thirds, $41,155). Dam of Silky Witch, Quick Witch (15 Firsts, 16 Seconds, 7 Thirds, $16,521) who was sired by Quick M Silver (18 Firsts, 13 Seconds, 16 Thirds, $23,100, Multiple Stakes Winner)
Maternal 1/2 sister, Write Ta Fame “Sizzle” Breeders Challenge 8th Place Derby Finalist and WCRA World Championship 4th place Vegas Finalist, Royal Crown Rock Springs Derby 5th place, Colorado Classic Futurity Round Winner, BRN4D Classic Equine Maturity Average Champion, Colorado Classic Maturity 3rd in Average, Big Time Queen Creek Race Winner, placed at Run at the Rose Maturity, UBRA Futurity and Maturity, Sorocco County Fair Rodeo, Cornhusker Futurity, Elite, 4th place finish at the WPRA Finals, 17.088 on a standard at Buckeye, AZ for 4th at the Royal Crown, as well as an earner of over $75k ( ES $36,523 as of 9/2022). Mini and Sizzle also have a 2018 1/2 brother by Firewater Canyon and a 2021 1/2 sister by Slick by Design. Both Sizzle and Mini's sire's maternal lines include Tiny Watch and Three Bars.
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