In terms of breeding performance horses, there are only two keys to success: dedication and luck.

Not many professional breeders will admit to the latter... it has become a common belief that a talented sire when bred to a talented dam will produce a talented foal. Not so; you have to kiss a lot of frogs before you find your prince(ss), and horses are in no way different. Our goal has always been to cultivate the perfect competition horse that has the build and the brains to carry to the top with the right training and just enough time. Yes; time. A third and less-credited essential factor in a breeding program. For all the luck and dedication in the world, time is the only thing that can truly make a champion, and it's on our side.

A secondary goal of the program is to allow influence on exterior breeding operations; we encourage breeding outside of the gene pool, and do not, as a general rule, set caps on the amount of foals a horse may produce, as this limits said gene pool almost obscenely. Limited availability should never be a requisite.