The old racetrack adage for the novice bettor ... "Ya' better bet on the gray!" ... holds true in this case! He'll be hard to bet against him making a really nice horse with speed to do it all.​ And just look at that solid Rutland Ranch remaile familty with Easy Jet, Pacific Bailey, Bar Money (by Three Bars), Gold King Bailey, etc. If you're looking something tough that will be able to drag a bull through a train car ... and do it fast! .... then take a look at this colt!​

 

Spadie Bar Bailey (by Pacific Bailey) only ran AA officially, but never had the chance to show her true ability.
She was the fastest thing we had in the barn in '87 as a 2 year-old, and we had some that ran up to a 99
speed index that year. Something seemed to always happen to keep her from making a big-time race mare.
Her grandma was much the same way.

 

Bar Money Spadie (unraced) (by Bar Money) is a full sister to High Stakes AAA Stakes Placed 4
times, AQHA Champion with 29 Halter Points and 46 Working Points.

 

Spadie Bailey AAA (by Gold King Bailey) AAA Stakes Producer of one Stakes Winner, one Stakes
Placed runner, 2 AAA, 2 AA horses and one AQHA Champion including Spadies Angel SI 88 SW and AAA
Producer of 3 ROMs.

Spadie Bailey had the fastest time in the Oklahoma Futurity by daylight  and got hurt loose a couple days
before the finals and got hurt and had to scratch her. Earlier in the year she had paid $38 to win at Ruidoso,
beating some good futurity horses there for the All American.

But wait, there's more! Spadie Bailey's dam, Cinemoo, was an own daughter of Spotted Bull who was by Bull

Dog and out of a daughter of Man O' War. Cinemoo went back to Spotted Bull, Bulldog and Domino. Wowww! Now that's some kinda' pedigree!