Remembering Money Red Bar, Barrel Horse Dam 1994 Sorrel Mare
'Money' was an own daughter of On The Money Red, all time leading sire of money-winning barrel horses.
We purchased Money from Victory Farms as a 2 year old futurity prospect. She started well, and had an explosive burst of speed. Unfortunately, she developed an injury that ended her competitive career.
All of Money Red Bar's foals have been outstanding individuals. She endowed them with heavy bone, bulging muscles, low-set hocks, and super-quick bursting speed. She always gave up her sorrel color. She produced a red roan, chestnut, seal brown, and palomino.
She was a kind horse, and never expressed any aggression toward humans. In the pasture, however, things were different. She was the alpha mare in our small herd. She would not antagonize other horses, but she made sure she got what she wanted, when she wanted it. Money had a soft brown eye and a very active muzzle. We would sometimes observe her standing in her paddock awaiting breakfast, with her nose flicking left and right. And that nose could roll over a 40 gallon water trough as if it were as light as air.
She is the dam of our 1999 stallion, Verily Sixes, and the 2000 gelding, Ashes On The Money, that proved to be a winning pole and barrel horse for Ken. The next year she produced a full brother, Money In The Ashes, a seal brown gelding that we sold and is now in California. In 2002 she had a palomino filly by Fire Water Flit, Fire Water Sandy Bar. This mare matured to be much like her, with the quick explosive speed and heavy muscled body, and she has won pole bending futurities, as well as having done well in the barrel pen.
The influence of Money Red Bar is evident in the first year offspring of Verily Sixes, a 2002 bay stallion named Verily Six Bugs. He was owned by Outlaw Acres, Long Island, New York. He was the AQHA Barrel Racing Stallion of the year as a 4 year old, and went on to be named IPRA horse of the year.
Please note Money Red Bar's bottom side - she was out of an own daughter of St. Bar. You'll find his photo in the first 'Legends' book in the Three Bars article.
Money Red Bar is in the pedigree of the following Sunrise West horses:
Sixes Streakin Echo | 2008 sorrel gelding | In Training, For Sale |
Sixey Biankus | 2006 sorrel mare | For Sale |
Sixey In Red | 2005 red roan spayed mare | (sold) |
Fire Water Sandy Bar | 2002 Fire Water Flit Palomino mare | Showing |
Ashes On The Money | 2000 Chestnut Gelding. | (sold) |
Our Stallion, Verily Sixes | 1999 Red Roan Stallion. | For Sale |
Pedigree of Money Red Bar
(You can click on the horses' names in red to learn more about them.)
(SIRE side) | Bennie Leo | Dynamatic (by Leo) | |
Bennie's Big Red | Tonkawa Ploma | ||
Pay Jay | Ben Jay | ||
On The Money Red | Pay Day Star | ||
Little Dick Priest | Adios Kip | ||
Dolly Priest | Dixie Britt | ||
Queen Jacket | Misty Joe | ||
May Queen |
(DAM side) | Three Bars (TB) | Percentage (TB) | |
St Bar | Myrtle Dee (TB) | ||
Bella St Mary | Spotted Bull (TB) | ||
Shea St Bar | Dolly Mack | ||
Go Dick Go | Little Dick Priest | ||
Lady Godiva Go | Miss Array | ||
TE Hattie | Irish Azure (by Azure Te) | ||
Hula Hattie (by Tonto Bars Hank) |