Whoa & Go Quarter Horses is home to
"NORTHWIND ECO BREEZE."
16'1 h.h. Palomino AQHA Stallion
Eco's get have very different outlooks on life! They can be little reiners
with big slides and big stops, big ropers with big stops, hunter/jumpers with
very big jumping power, barrel racers with big strides and lots of speed,
western or English or just that all round pleasure horse. Eco is very big and
very gentle. When Northwind Eco Breeze was just 3 years old he came to live
with us from the Hayes Brothers Ranch in Hanna! He was just starting his adult
life as a stallion, so we decided not to show him, but he had to be started
under saddle. So at that time we decided to send him to the one and only Brian
Griffith who had a blast with him. Brian said as a riding horse Northwind Eco
Breeze was huge and he would stop anything he was tied to! He also said that
Eco had speed and stamina to go the distance in anything we asked of him, but
unfortunately at that time we needed Northwind Eco Breeze to stay home with us
and be our #1 herd sire! As you can see from all the get he has had that he is
a very versatile stallion in whatever he breeds. He does throw his size and
his color to most of the mares that we have bred to him. His babies have all
had very nice baby doll heads and big big Skipper W butts that we strive to
breed for! They have little tiny ears and wonderfully soft and gentle eyes.
It takes a lot to get one of Northwind Eco Breeze's babies to be hot!
Northwind Eco Breeze is the bestest baby sitter we have ever had. He is the
best teacher we have with the babies. The mares trust Eco to no end, they go
wandering off and leave Eco sleeping with the babies in the straw! What a
great horse to have around.
He is now located on the Hayes Ranch in Hanna, Alberta. For more information on Eco, you can contact Bobby Hayes at 403-854-2550.
Northwind Eco Breeze goes back to St Dancer who was a great racing sire, Skip
Dash who was a great broodmare sire and Skipalex Skipkeo who was a great roping
horse. So you have versatility, disposition and athletic ability all rolled up
into one! Whow what a horse.
