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.  Koak is 26 this year and I never thought I'd find another like her.  Wrong.

This Oaks No Joke is bred almost identically to Koak.  She is only 9 years old so must be from one of the very last crops from Docs Oak.  This mare should cross well with either Red or Sirocco.  She is around 14.3 hands, has good bone, low hocks and a nice hip.  She has that same quickness in her front end when she moves.  

I like the results of crossing TB and "run" with the cutting pedigrees.  This will be a nice cross and I can hardly wait to see it.  No Joke. 


This Oaks No Joke had a palomino filly at 10:30pm on May 17, 2011, by Ima Tuf Lena