Absolutely Freaky, 2011 Congress Green Western Pleasure 2011 Congress Green Western Pleasure - 4th; Absolutely Freaky
(Absolute Investment x Zippos Advantage), 2007 gelding shown by
Rusty Green of Pilot Point, Texas. 71 head shown in class.
Dan McWhirter Quarter
Horses earns top-5 rankings as AQHA 2010 Leading Breeder
Doniphan, Nebraska: Dan McWhirter Quarter Horses has been recognized by the American
Quarter Horse Association as a 2010 Leading Breeder in five categories, including top
five in Performance Point Earners, Performance Class Winners and Performance Halter
Class Winners.
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Dan McWhirter Quarter Horses
Sired Yearlings at Reichert Pleasure Stakes Sale
Absolute Investment offspring among high sellers
A gelding by Absolute Investment, 'Absolutely Yours'
brought $25,500. An Absolute Asset daughter,
'You Are So Gone' brought $9,500.
An
Absolute Investment daughter,
'Absolute Good Karma' brought $14,500.
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entries!
Select your next Absolute winner from
our inventory of prospects.
From Western Riding to Performance Halter, we have an
excellent inventory of started prospects, as well as Kentucky-bred
prospects. Absolutes prove themselves in the show pen.
They have great minds, balance and conformation that
make them trainable and more predictable.
NFL running back Correll Buckhalter is
proud of his roan Quarter Horse stallion.
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Absolutely No Doubt,
2008 AQHA High Point Performance
Halter Stallion is both the Open and Junior Divisions,
is co-owned with Correll Buckhalter and Dan McWhirter.
Absolute Preference, Reserve Champion Green Western Riding
at 2010 Quarter Horse Congress
Absolute Preference,
shown by Leonard Berryhill of Talala OK, is a full sister to 2008 Honor Roll Performance Halter Stallion Absolutely No Doubt; they are
both sired by Absolute Investment.
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ad from the AQHA
Journal. Read "The Trapezoid," by Christine Hamilton,
(interview with Carol
McWhirter) [The American Quarter Horse Journal May 2007: 60-65.]