DF RUNNIN FOR JEWELS 2026 AQHA SORREL COLT

LOT 60 – DF RUNNIN FOR JEWELS 2026 AQHA SORREL COLT Consigned By: D5 Performance Horses, Miniota, MB. Contact: (204) 851-0333 Foaling Date: April 26, 2026 Breed: AQHA Registration: 6488507 Color: Sorrel Sex: Colt EXP Height: 15 H.H. Incentives: NAERIC Enrolled, Western Fortunes Eligible, NAERIC Roping for Cash Eligible, Breeders Elite Rope Horse Incentive, Breeders Elite Barrel Incentive, Legends of the Prairie barrel and rope incentives. -------------------- SUN FROST -------- PC TULLY FROST ------- PC DOX GEMINI ROSE Sire: PC BOONS RUNNER -------------------- RUNNERELSE --------- RUNNER ELSIE ---------------- ALARKIN LADY ------------------- GENUINE DOC ---------- DOCS EDITOR ------------------- LEGACYS TINA Dam: DF GENUINE JEWEL ---- BREEZE ACRES CAESAR ------ MISS KILEBAR MAJOR ------------- KILEBAR MANDY This sorrel colt comes with an easy-going disposition that makes him a barn favorite — but don’t let that fool you. He’s got the pedigree, the mind, and the athleticism to grow into a serious performance prospect. Up top, he’s stamped with the irrefutable influence of Sun Frost and PC Tully Frost, a premier sire of barrel racing and performance rope horses. PC Tully Frost earned his Performance Register of Merit, and his offspring continue to prove themselves in both speed and rope events.Then comes PC Boons Runner — unshown due to injury, but known for having one of the biggest personalities in the barn. He passes that same presence, intelligence, and try to his foals, and his kids are just starting to make their mark in the roping and barrel arenas. Early results show they’ve got the motor, the mind, and the grit to go far. On the bottom, this colt is out of a home-raised daughter of Docs Editor, a stallion who left important hoofprints on our breeding program. That influence brings cow sense, trainability, and consistency — the kind of foundation that makes horses easy to start and rewarding to finish. This colt is easy to get along with, athletic, smart, and bred right. Take a look — he’s the kind that grows into a horse you’re proud to own.