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Playgirls Oak
2000 Bay Mare
Doc's Oak
1973 Bay Stallion
Get earnings of $10 million in cutting.
2009 No. 18 AQHA Top Maternal Grandsire
Marmosets Playgirl
1989 Mare
Dam of 13 foals of which 5 were performers. Including Corina Oak by Doc's Oak, $52,741 NCHA earnings
Doc Bar
1956 Chestnut Stallion
Legendary cutting horse sire

Susies Bay
1955 Bay Mare
Freckles Playboy
1973 Sorrel Stallion
World Champion(1977)
NCHA money-earner ($59,976)
#2 producing NCHA Sire, $27,169,419.00.
Docs Marmoset
1970 Bay Mare
NCHA Futurity Champion, NCHA Derby Champion, NCHA World Champion.


Lightning Bar
1951 Chestnut Stallion
si 95 AAA
Dandy Doll
1948 Chestnut Mare, si 85
Poco Tivio
1947 Bay Stallion
Susie L
1943 Chestnut Mare
Jewels Leo Bars
1962 Sorrel Stallion
ROM, Race SI-85, AA
Gay Jay
1958 Sorrel Mare
Doc Bar
1956 Chestnut Stallion
Susies Bay
1955 Bay Mare
Here is a young addition to my broodmare band, with old time bloodlines.  

I have had great success with the Docs Oak line in the past.  My oldest broodmare, Koak, is an own daughter of Docs Oak and out of a Leo Bingo bred mare.  The tried and true "old" bloodlines.  Every colt I had out of Koak was easy to train; smart, athletic and kind.  They were also very quick footed.

I like the results of crossing TB and "run" with the cutting pedigrees.

Playgirls Oak had a sorrel colt by One Smartcat on May 21, 2011, in the afternoon. He has a stripe and one hind sock. One Smartcat is a son of Highbrow Cat out of an own daughter of Smart Little Lena.