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Doc Bar as a 3-year-old in 1959

1956 AQHA Stallion by Lightning Bar  X  Dandy Doll

 Doc Bar is considered the most influential foundation cutting sire of all time.  His most famous offspring is NCHA FUTURITY CHAMPION, DOC O LENA, sire of highest money earning stallion.  #1 Lifetime NCHA Sire, SMART LITTLE LENA. Doc Bar's legendary status lies in his ability to produce top cutting / performance horses, (not in his own show record). He is a leading sire of cutting winners over $9,102,255, and leading paternal grandsire of foals with earnings over $5,546,771. 

doc_ba2.jpg (96941 bytes) AQHA Stallion Sire RecordAQHA Champions - 27, World Champion Sire, Cutting, Working Cowhorse, WP, Reserve World Ch. Sire, Cutting, Top Ten World Show Sire, AQHA High Pt Halter Stallion, Superior Performance Sire.  Sire of 31 AQHA Champions, Sire of NCHA Money-earnersSome of his Outstanding Get: Doc O'Lena, '70 NCHA Futurity Champion, NCHA earner of $21,991, Doc Wilson, $33,361 LTE-CUT, NCHA $121,191; NCHA Hall of Fame.Nu Bar, 33 Perf. Pts, '74 O Res. World Champ. Jr. CUT.

 

  A look at  Doc Bar's pedigree shows speed, and that's what Tom and Jack Finley of Gilbert, Arizona, wanted when they bred Dandy Doll to Lightning Bar, a AAA AQHA Champion son of Three Bars (TB).  Dandy Doll was a AA mare by Texas Dandy, an atletic horse who sired 14 AAA runners and 3 AQHA Champions. Tom Finley says, "Dandy Doll won races from 220 yards up ro 440 yards. She was a small mare with alot of guts."

By crossing two running bloodlines, the Findleys had high hopes for a speedster.

"We wanted a race horse from that breeding," said Tom Finley (a past president of the AQHA), "but we didn't get a race horse. What we got was a good looking horse who did well at halter."  At 14.3 and 1,000 pounds, Doc Bar didnt look the part of a stretchy, streamlined race horse.

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Doc Bar was humanly put down on July 20th, at age 36 , due to age.


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