Sire - High Sign Nugget (by High
Sign) Dam - S/W Red Velvet
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here for High Noon's full extended pedigree.
High Noon is a 1995 FEW SPOT LEOPARD Appaloosa stallion -
meaning he is a 100% color producer. He stands 15 hh and is COWY, willing
& talented. Ultra correct, with an easy going gentle attitude, High Noon
passes his good looks and ability to his offspring.
High Noon has already produced numerous
Canadian National Champions, numerous Reserve
National Champions plus numerous Open Show Champions... and the ApHC
2007 WORLD and National Champion in reining.
High Noon is registered with the ApHC
in the USA, the FAHR (Foundation Appaloosa Registry)
in the USA at 87.5% pure "known" Appaloosa
blood, (Note ~ his US registered name is "YOR High
Noon") and in Canada with the ApHCC
as an F3-level. This means that, when bred to
another F3 level Appaloosa mare, High Noon will sire F4 level Appaloosa offspring.
We have produced a good number of these F4 Appaloosa - sired
by High Noon - and they are some of our best ! ...The F4 will produce the
first "purebred" status Appaloosa horses in the Canadian herdbook.
As a Reiner - High Noon is a big stopper, with a flat spin
and super fluid lead changes. His progeny all seem to be naturals, too, with
a nice level head carriage. High Noon has been trained and shown solely by
his owner - Roger Johnson.
The rest of this page gives highlights from High Noon's show
career to date...with a few more pictures at the bottom. Some
Reining scores are on the Training &
News Page. Enjoy !
Some
of High Noon's awards:
Outstanding
Member of the Breed Certificate - ApHCC
Supreme
Award - Reining
Supreme
Award - Team Penning
Supreme
Award - Western Riding
Supreme
Award - Games
Superior
Award - Working Cowhorse
2001 First
in all of Canada for over-all show points in 10 different
events !
...in the Top Five in
Canada in another six events, and in the Top Ten in Canada in yet
another event (Western
Pleasure !)
High Noon is versatile,
athletic and good looking (2nd
in Canada in 2001 for Halter points !)
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The Open Show "Canada's Greatest
Cowhorse" Competition in 2001 saw two Appaloosa entries
~ High Noon and his sire, 5-time "World"
Champion Working Cowhorse High Sign Nugget. The
rest of the field was dominated by AQHA entries, and some Paints.
The judged components in this competition were Reining, Cutting, Fence-work,
and Steer Stopping.
High Noon placed
6th and his sire High Sign Nugget placed 9th
in the 2001 Canada's Greatest Cowhorse - bringing two Appaloosa into
the the top ten !
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In 2001, at the Canadian National Appaloosa
Show, High Noon tied for first place in Open
Reining, but lost the call on the "call Judge"
to place Reserve Champion to "Joe Glow" ridden by Joey Jorgeson
of the USA. That horse "Joe Glow" has won the European
Appaloosa Reining Championship.
High Noon placed first
over "Joe Glow" in the 2001 Reining Stakes
class at the Canadian National Show.
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High Noon, in Working
Cowhorse Competition at the Canadian National Shows, has
won over some prestigious horses - such as his half brother "Rustys
Little Nugget" and "Ima Doc Slider" both "World"
Champions in that event.
High Noon has never gone
to the "World" Show but certainly gives a World
Class performance at every event. He competes during an active
breeding season, and works for a living on the ranch, too. Congrats
to "High Limit" - full brother to
"High Noon" - ridden by Cody Sapergia to win Reining
& Cowhorse World Championships in 2002.
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High Noon's placings, as compared
to all other horses shown in ApHCC competition across Canada in 2001 ~ Canadian
Over-All High Point Horse in these 10 different
events:
Reining, Working
Cowhorse, Team Penning, Cutting, Western
Riding, Steer Daubing, Breakaway Roping, Pole
Bending, Flag Picking, Keyhole Race.
High Noon was SECOND in all
of Canada in 2001 in Halter, 4-years & older Stallions;
SECOND in Canada in Timed Heading
& Heeling, and Judged Heeling;
Third in Canada in Judged Heading;
Fourth in Canada in Figure
8 Stake Race;
Fifth in Canada in Barrel Racing;
Ninth in Canada in Western
Pleasure.
OPEN
SHOW
"Canadian
Supreme" 1999 Non-Pro Champion Working Cowhorse;
1998
& 1999 Reserve Champion Futurity Working Cowhorse.
High
Noon = Versatility +
1022
Show Points in 18 different disciplines in the 2002 show season.
Cowy,
quick, willing, and colored ~ with great conformation and bone ~ good looks
and style ~ "High Noon"
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