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Introduction

WINDERADEEN QUARTER HORSES

In 1970, Winderadeen Quarter Horse stud at Collector, New South Wales, was started with the importation from the US (home of the Quarter Horse) of some of the finest bloodlines, in both mares and stallions, available in the World. AQHA Champion stallion, Beggar Bingo, an own son of Leo Bingo was the first stallion to come, along with mares by such great sires as Zantanon H, Blondie's Dude, Gay Bar King, Magnolia Pay, Tiny Watch, Six Chicks, Dee Gees King, and many others that read like a who’s who of the quarter horse world. These were followed by another stallion, Jet Boom, by Jet Deck, who went on to become one of the dominant sires of the industry.

Stallions to follow over the years were Quaker Straw, Little Peppy Doc, Dashin Saint, and the stud now stands five stallions - Smart Little Scotty, Intricatolena, Sargeant Freckle, HF Somethin Hot, and Invited Tiger . All these stallions are imported from the US and are of the finest proven performance bloodlines available.  One of our main stallions, Cee A Barpasser passed away in September 2007.

The mare band has been added to over the years, with daughters of Gay Bar King, Shorty Lena, Son ofa Doc, and Montana Doc joining the cutters, while the last mare to arrive is a daughter of Zips Chocolate Chip, and is a full sister to one of the leading US Pleasure sires, Chips Hot Chocolate. She comes from a family of Congress and World Champion pleasure horses.

Winderadeen continues to do what it set out to do in 1970 – breed good looking, trainable, superior performance horses. The results in the show arena speak for themselves and are our greatest advertisement.

The proof of the ability of Winderadeen Quarter Horses to achieve their goals is evidenced by the results of the 2006 AQHA National High Point Awards.  Winderadeen bred horses, or horses by our stallions, earned 19 High Point Awards, 10 Runner Up High Point awards, and 49 horses in the Top Ten ( and this number excludes the High Point and Runner Up winners!).  This is indeed an outstanding achievement.