CP Gotta Lotta Sanny (Brandy)
CP Gotta Lotta Sanny
2021 Bay AQHA Filly
(Gotta Lotta Bud x Tejons Sanny Olena)
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CP Gotta Lotta Sanny, also known as Brandy, will make a great addition to any program. From her gorgeous looks to her willing and “in-your-pocket” type of attitude, this filly will without a doubt catch your eye! She has proven to be a quick learner, very athletic and quick on her feet with a naturally big stop-combined with her pedigree, she has great potential in a variety of western disciplines, as a show horse or working on the ranch!
By GOTTA LOTTA BUD (2009) AQHA Bay Roan Stallion. Son of NIC IT IN THE BUD (1997), LTE $148,765, $2 Million Dollar Sire, AQHA ROM earning 32 reining, 6 cutting, & 8 working cowhorse points, World’s Greatest Horseman Preliminary Reinwork Champion, NSHA World’s Richest Stock Horse Competition Finalist, World Championship Senior Working Cowhorse Top 10, NRBC Open Derby Finalist, NRCHA Furturity Open Bridle Sweepstakes Reserve Champion, NRCHA World’s Greatest Horseman Reserve Champion with Todd Bergen (winning Reining and Fence Preliminaries), NRCHA Woodside Derby Champion, AQHA World Championship Junior Reining Finalist, NRCHA Stallion Stakes Open Champion, NRCHA Derby Open Champion, NRCHA Reined Cowhorse Stakes Open Champion, NRHA Futurity Open Finalist.
1st Dam: TEJONS SANNY OLENA (2000). AQHA Brown Mare by MR SAN OLEN, LTE $31,415, 1992 World Champion Snaffle Bit Futurity, NRCHA Open Futurity Champion, 2009 AQHA World Show Select Amateur Cutting, AQHA ROM earning 15 points.
Student Rider: Josie Payne
Josie is a third year Civil Engineering major with a minor in Equine Science. She has
been riding for nearly ten years, primarily riding her horses back home on the trails in the Sierra Nevada foothills. Over the years, she has developed a passion for spending time with these incredible animals and is always eager to learn more from them. This will be her first year in the Quarter Horse Enterprise and she is very excited to have the opportunity to work with Cal Poly’s talented colts and expand her knowledge and experience in establishing a strong foundation on young horses.
