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Razz O Taz is royally bred; however, he was injured when he was five weeks old when he ran into a fence and damaged a vertebra in the back of his neck. He is now 4 years old and unridden due to his accident. However, last year we bred 27 mares to him with limited advertising and he now has some really nice babies on the ground that carry the genes of his great paternal ancestors, which include Peptoboonsmal, Peppy San Badger, Doc Quixote, Smart Little Lena, Doc Bar and Doc O’Lena – all in the first three generations. The great mares in the first three generations of his pedigree include Royal Blue Boon, Sweet Lil Lena and Freckles O Lena.

His sire, Pepto Taz, is a young stallion by the legendary Peptoboonsmal, who has earnings of over $132,220. His oldest foals are 5 year olds and with a limited number of offspring, they have already won over $363,487. Pepto Taz’s dam, Sweet Lil Lena, the dam of offspring winning over $735,000, including Sweet Lil Pepto, with lifetime earnings of $228,340.

The dam of Razz O Taz is Oh Quixote Quick, a daughter of the 7th leading maternal grandsire Doc Quixote, and a half sister to the great Little Pepto Gal, sired by Peptoboonsmal, and the earner of $517,766.

With a stud fee of only $500, which includes the booking and chute fee, he is definitely one of the best buys in the industry. Also, special consideration is being given to point-earning, point-producing, returning and multiple mares.

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Dr T's Equine Clinic in Salado, Texas
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