"I just wanted to say a big THANK YOU for letting me ride your Boy on Saturday. What a nice, well mannered horse. He's so broke and turned such tight barrels! He displayed the most level headed disposition I've ever seen in a stallion, or nearly any horse for that matter. I had never ridden him before, yet he responded quickly to all my cues and we got along just fine. We ran a clean pattern with nice turns. I see that you got an average award!! How cool is that? What did you win? I will send you the video of our ride - I haven't pulled it off my camera yet but I will and I'll send it your way. Anyway, I just wanted to thank you again and take good care of him. I highly recommend him as a stallion, dispositions like this are very hard to find! He's a great horse and I wish you two the best of luck in the coming year!" -- Barb Ollivier, Arlington, WA
"What can I say about this gorgeous stallion? The first time I saw him was on the internet while looking for barrel racing stallions. Little did I know that Cash was just down the road from me. When I saw him in person, I must admit…he was even more gorgeous than his pics on Danielle's website. His temperment, conformation and pedigree is everything I look for in a stallion to cross with my foundation quarter horse mare. His personality is just wonderful and you'd never know he's a stallion because he sure doesn't act like one. When it comes time to breed my mare, there's no other choice. I've seen the babies he throws and wow are they nice! I just can't say enough good things about him and Danielle." -- Robin Fischer, Oak Harbor, WA
"I had the opportunity to ride "Cash" one day. What was supposed to be a few laps around the arena turned into a 20 min workout! He was so much fun to ride. So easy going, did what I asked, focused on ME, not everything else around. Not to mention he rode like a rocking chair. Very smooth ridin horse. I have never ridden a stud before and I totally forgot I was, he is so well behaved. A few months following that ride Danielle had a couple mares that were due any day with the first U.S. "Cash" babies. Two colts were foaled, one sorrel and one black. Now I am partial to dark horses but it never even crossed my mind that I would eventually buy that little black colt. As time passed and many visits out to Danielle's property I kinda got attached to the little guy affectionately named "Joker" since he was foaled on April Fools Day. I have never had any experience with a foal in my life but everything came easy with "Joker". I finally made the purchase and he was mine. At 5 months old he came home with me. He loaded fine, hauled quiet and settled in easily. Just last weekend I went to a barrel race and decided to take Joker with me so he could see the sights and sounds. Nothing phased him. Yes he hollered a bit when I took my horse to go warm up andmake my run but he quickly quieted down and continued eating his hay. Then I decided to pony him (a first), he was perfect. We even went into the warm up arena, he was un phased by everything going on. I was so impressed. Bottom line on Cash In To Win babies, they are quiet, level headed, smart, and ver very easy going colts. I cant say enough words of how pleased I am with Joker." -- Jackie Nidetz, Renton, WA
