MISS LIBERTY CHICK
Registered Name
MISS LIBERTY CHICK
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Pedigree
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MISS LIBERTY CHICK |
SIX CHICK |
TRIPLE CHICK |
THREE BARS |
PERCENTAGE |
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| a thoroughbred of quarter horse fame, he revolutionized the industry (racing, halter, and performance) as a broodmare sire, he was second only to Leo |
MYRTLE DEE |
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| 1955, AAAT by Three Bars out of the famous Chicado V (first mare in history to produce 5 AAAT runners including Three Chicks, The Old Man, Table Tennis, and War Chic |
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| 1963, a phenomenal athlete to sire $200,000 NCHA winners |
PEG O'NEILL |
JOE TOM |
JOE HANCOCK |
| a legend, 1923 stallion, one of the 5 greatest cowboy saddle horse sires of all-time, famous as a sire of ranch, race, roping, and cow horses |
| sire of ROM race, arena, cutting, and producing daughters, one of Joe Hancock's greatest siring sons, the famous cutting sire Six Chick was out of a Joe Tom mare |
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| 1948, by the great sire Joe Tom (by Joe Hancock out of a TB mare, sired numerous race winners and ranch horses, 69% of Hollywood Gold mares that were NCHA money producers were out of Joe Tom mares) |
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| 1986, by the great Six Chick ( a Texas outcross and legend), many cowboys drove lots of miles looking for more Six Chick daughters |
SNEAKY ANN |
SETTLE UP TOM |
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| 1964 |
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| 1971, by a grandson of Joe Tom out of a good Grey Badger II mare |
LADY BADGER 58 |
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| 1954 |
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