http://www.SpinningBEquine.net/

Spinning B Equine Sales, W7127 Cole Road, Navarino, WI (2026)

09/29/2026

🍂🍺 OKTOBERFEST HORSE SALE! 🍺🍂

We’re celebrating Oktoberfest with a LIMITED-TIME SALE on 3 horses! 🐴🔥

💥 SALE PRICES — NOW THROUGH SUNDAY AT MIDNIGHT! 💥

🤍 Grey Mare — $7,250
❤️ Red Roan Mare — $7,500
🖤 Black Gelding — $7,500

These prices are good ONLY through Sunday at midnight — after that, they’re going back up!

If you’ve been watching one of these horses, NOW is the time to make your move. 👀

📩 Message us for more information, videos, or to schedule a showing.

3 horses. 3 sale prices. 1 deadline.
⏰ Sunday at MIDNIGHT.

Don’t wait until Monday and wish you would’ve! 🐴🍂

09/28/2026

🐎 TAKING ORDERS NOW! 🐎

Our website is currently being revised, so for now, just PM us to order! 🤎

Send us:
✨ Your size
✨ Which style
✨ Your color choice(also can do black, Grey or brown)

📦 We can ship!

I’ll be posting all of the other items tomorrow, so if you want more than one item, you can add everything to the same order! 🙌🏼

And this is just the beginning… 👀
Sweatshirts, hats, sweatpants & crewnecks will be available SOON!

🔥 CURRENT TEES — $30 EACH 🔥

🤠 Ride With Purpose —
✝️ Faith, Grit, Horse Power
🖤 Faith Over Fear
🐴 No Free Rides

These are made for the ones who ride hard, work hard, and keep the faith.

PM us to get your order started! 🐎🤎

09/28/2026

🔥🐴 100 SPOTS — $65 EACH — WIN A PEDIGREE-PACKED BAY ROAN FILLY! 🐴🔥

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🚨 THIS IS NOT YOUR AVERAGE $65 CHANCE! 🚨

We are offering 100 spots at $65 each for your chance to WIN this absolutely gorgeous 2025 BAY ROAN AQHA FILLY! 💙🔥

🎟️ 100 TOTAL SPOTS
💰 $65 PER SPOT
🎯 5 WINNING NUMBERS DRAWN

🏆 THE PRIZES 🏆

🥇 1ST PRIZE — THE FILLY! 🐴🔥

🥈 2ND PRIZE — $200 CASH 💵

🥉 3RD PRIZE — $100 CASH 💵

🏅 4TH PRIZE — $100 CASH 💵

🏅 5TH PRIZE — $100 CASH 💵

That's 5 chances to win!

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🧬 LET'S TALK PEDIGREE!

This filly is bred top and bottom for performance, with some seriously recognizable names packed into her pedigree.

🔥 SIRE: DUALIN BLU MOON

Once In A Blu Boon × Fantastic Plastic

Dualin Blu Moon is a 2019 Bay Roan AQHA stallion who stands 15 hands and is 7-panel negative. His performance record includes approximately $45,000+ in NRCHA lifetime earnings, multiple NCRCHA Open Futurity and Derby championships, a 2022 NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity Intermediate Open Finalist finish, and AQHA Open Heeling championships.

And then you get to his pedigree...

⭐ ONCE IN A BLU BOON

This is where the pedigree gets REALLY interesting.

Once In A Blu Boon is a Peptoboonsmal × Autumn Boon stallion with approximately $319,000 in his own lifetime earnings.

His performance resume includes major cutting championships, and his offspring have gone on to earn well into the millions across cutting, reined cow horse and roping. His notable offspring include:

🏆 All Spice — $571,049
🏆 Baylenciaga — $448,726
🏆 Badboonarising — $367,101
🏆 Twice In Santiago — $276,587
🏆 CW Blu Rey — $268,874
🏆 Here Comes The Boon — $251,104

His offspring earnings have been reported at more than $16 million in the QData database, depending on the reporting date and database methodology.

That's a serious performance sire line.

⭐ FANTASTIC PLASTIC

Dualin Blu Moon's dam, Fantastic Plastic, is herself a proven performance mare with approximately $49,000 in lifetime earnings.

She's described by her owners as having the mind, willingness, trainability and cow sense they wanted to put into their breeding program.

So the top side brings together:

🔥 Peptoboonsmal
🔥 Autumn Boon
🔥 Once In A Blu Boon
🔥 Fantastic Plastic

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🔥 NOW LOOK AT THE BOTTOM SIDE!

DAM: ATHENAS JEWEL

Athena Puddy Cat × Olenas Jewel

And this is another performance-bred side of the pedigree.

⭐ ATHENA PUDDY CAT

Athena Puddy Cat is a NCHA money earner with reported lifetime earnings of approximately $282,636, including multiple major aged-event finals and placings.

He's also reported as a sire of offspring earnings exceeding $700,000.

And his bloodline is exactly the kind of cutting foundation you want to see in a performance prospect.

Athena Puddy Cat descendants continue showing up in the performance records — including recent NCHA money earners.

⭐ OLENAS JEWEL

And rounding out the dam's pedigree is Olenas Jewel, giving this filly another layer of proven Quarter Horse performance blood.

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🧬 PUT IT ALL TOGETHER...

You're looking at:

DUALIN BLU MOON
🔥 Once In A Blu Boon
🔥 Fantastic Plastic

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ATHENAS JEWEL
🔥 Athena Puddy Cat
🔥 Olenas Jewel

That's a pedigree built around cow, cutting, athletic ability and performance genetics.

And the best part?

SHE'S HERE.

🐴 2025 Bay Roan Filly
📜 AQHA Registered
🧬 Panel Tested
💉 Vaccinated
💊 Dewormed
🦶 Feet Trimmed
🎓 Weaned
🤲 Halter Broke
❤️ Lightly Handled

She's young enough for you to take her in whatever direction you want — performance horse, ranch prospect, broodmare prospect, or simply a beautiful bay roan mare with a pedigree worth building on.

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🎟️ 100 SPOTS — $65 EACH!

Only 100 numbers available!

🥇 #1 — WIN THE FILLY 🐴
🥈 #2 — $200 CASH 💵
🥉 #3 — $100 CASH 💵
🏅 #4 — $100 CASH 💵
🏅 #5 — $100 CASH 💵

🔥 5 WINNING NUMBERS!

📩 COMMENT OR MESSAGE US NOW TO CLAIM YOUR NUMBER(S)!

Once all 100 spots are filled, the drawing will be conducted according to the posted raffle rules.

📍 Navarino, Wisconsin

$65 could put you in the running for a filly carrying some serious performance blood.

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🔥🐴 WHO WANTS A BAY ROAN? 🐴🔥

09/28/2026

🐴 BUYERS — STOP EXPECTING A HORSE TO GIVE YOU A PERFECT FIRST IMPRESSION.

You met the horse for 10 minutes.

TEN. MINUTES.

And because it didn’t walk up, put its head in your lap, and act like you’ve been best friends for 10 years, suddenly you’re questioning the horse? 🤦‍♀️

Let’s be realistic.

You are a stranger.

The horse doesn’t know you. It doesn’t know your voice, your energy, your riding, your expectations, or whether you’re someone it can trust.

The first time you meet a horse is an introduction — not a personality test.

Some horses are naturally outgoing. Some aren’t. Some need time. Some are more interested in figuring you out than impressing you.

And especially with ranch-bred and ranch-used horses, you may find that their personality really comes out once they have a relationship with their person.

So instead of immediately saying, “He wasn’t very friendly,” maybe ask yourself:

Did I actually give him a chance?

Did you groom him?
Handle him?
Ride him?
Spend time around him?
Watch how he responds once he gets comfortable?
Pay attention to how he treats his current person?

Because expecting a horse to instantly adore a complete stranger is a little ridiculous.

That would be like meeting someone at a bar and handing them your house keys because they seemed nice. 😂

And buyers — remember this:
You are not shopping for a stuffed animal.

You are shopping for a living, breathing animal with its own personality, experiences, boundaries, and opinions.

The goal isn't to find the horse that puts on the best performance for you in the first 10 minutes.

The goal is to find the horse that you can build a partnership with.

Sometimes the horse that doesn’t immediately impress you is the horse that becomes your absolute favorite once you put in the work.

Stop looking for instant chemistry. Start looking for potential.

Because a good horse doesn't always need to win you over on day one.

Sometimes you need to earn your way in.

09/27/2026

🧬🐴 GENETICS 101 — PART 2

7 GENETIC CONDITIONS EVERY QUARTER HORSE BREEDER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT

Last time we talked about what N/N, N/Variant and Variant/Variant actually mean.

Now let's get into the diseases themselves.

Because here's the truth:

“7 Panel Negative” sounds great… but if you don't know WHAT was tested, you don't really know what you're looking at.

So let's break it down. 👇

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🧬 1. GBED

Glycogen Branching Enzyme Deficiency

GBED is a fatal inherited disorder involving glycogen storage.

Glycogen is how the body stores energy.

With GBED, the horse cannot properly form glycogen because of a mutation affecting the glycogen branching enzyme.

The result can be catastrophic.

Affected foals may be aborted, stillborn, or born with severe problems including weakness, low blood sugar and muscle abnormalities.

THE GENETICS:

N/N
✅ No GBED variant detected
✅ Cannot pass the variant to offspring

N/GBED
🧬 Carrier
✅ Generally not affected
⚠️ Can pass the variant to approximately 50% of offspring

GBED/GBED
❌ Affected
❌ Fatal condition

Two carriers bred together have approximately:

25% N/N
50% carriers
25% affected

That 25% affected number is why knowing the genetics of BOTH parents matters.

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🧬 2. HERDA

Hereditary Equine Regional Dermal Asthenia

HERDA is a connective-tissue/skin disorder primarily associated with Quarter Horses.

Affected horses can develop:

❌ Extremely fragile skin
❌ Hyperextensible skin
❌ Severe lesions
❌ Scarring
❌ Skin separation, particularly along the back

The underlying mutation affects a protein involved in collagen formation.

And here's something important:

A CARRIER DOES NOT HAVE TO LOOK SICK.

N/N
✅ Not affected
✅ Cannot transmit the tested variant

N/HRD
🧬 Carrier
✅ Generally unaffected
⚠️ Can transmit the variant to approximately 50% of offspring

HRD/HRD
❌ Affected

Two carriers:

25% affected
50% carriers
25% N/N

That is classic recessive inheritance.

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🧬 3. HYPP

Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis

HYPP is different.

It is a muscle disorder associated with the well-known Impressive bloodline.

Horses carrying the HYPP variant can experience episodes involving:

⚠️ Muscle tremors
⚠️ Weakness
⚠️ Sweating
⚠️ Muscle spasms
⚠️ Collapse or paralysis

The frequency and severity of episodes can vary, and diet and exercise can influence clinical signs.

THE GENETICS:

N/N
✅ Not affected by the HYPP variant
✅ Cannot transmit it

N/H
⚠️ Can have episodes
⚠️ Can transmit the variant to approximately 50% of offspring

H/H
⚠️ Can be more severely affected
⚠️ Passes the variant to 100% of offspring

And this is an important distinction:

HYPP is NOT a simple “carrier” situation like HERDA or GBED.

A horse with one copy can potentially show disease.

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🧬 4. MH

Malignant Hyperthermia

This one deserves serious attention because MH can be triggered by certain situations, including certain anesthetics, and can cause a dangerous hypermetabolic reaction.

Clinical problems can include:

🔥 Dramatically increased body temperature
💪 Muscle contracture
❤️ Abnormal heart rhythm
⚠️ Potentially life-threatening complications

And here's the important genetic difference:

A horse with ONE copy of the MH variant can be susceptible.

So:

N/N
✅ No tested MH variant

N/MH
⚠️ Susceptible to malignant hyperthermia

MH/MH
⚠️ Also affected/susceptible

Breeding an N/MH horse to an N/N horse produces approximately:

50% N/N
50% N/MH

That's why knowing the actual genotype matters.

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🧬 5. PSSM1

Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy Type 1

Now we're getting into one a LOT of horse people have heard about.

PSSM1 is a muscle disorder involving abnormal glycogen accumulation.

Possible clinical signs can include:

💥 Muscle soreness
💥 Stiffness
💥 Weakness
💥 Sweating
💥 Muscle twitching
💥 Reluctance to move
💥 Muscle damage/rhabdomyolysis

And here's where PSSM1 gets interesting:

PSSM1 is considered an autosomal dominant condition.

That means one copy can be associated with disease.

RESULTS:

N/N
✅ No PSSM1 variant
✅ Cannot transmit it

N/PSSM1
⚠️ May develop signs
⚠️ Can pass the variant to approximately 50% of offspring

PSSM1/PSSM1
⚠️ May have more severe disease
⚠️ Passes the variant to 100% of offspring

AND…

PSSM1 is NOT the explanation for every horse with abnormal muscle glycogen.

There are horses with muscle disease that do not have the PSSM1 variant.

So:

PSSM1 testing is useful… but it isn't a magic “muscle disease detector.”

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🧬 6. MYHM

Myosin-Heavy Chain Myopathy

MYHM is particularly interesting because it can involve two different clinical presentations:

🔹 Immune-mediated myositis
🔹 Non-exertional rhabdomyolysis

One can involve significant muscle loss, while the other can involve muscle damage.

The genetic situation is also different from a classic recessive disease.

UC Davis describes MYHM as autosomal codominant with variable penetrance.

In plain English?

Having the variant doesn't mean every horse will develop the exact same clinical disease.

RESULTS:

N/N
✅ No increased susceptibility from the tested MYHM variant
✅ Cannot transmit it

N/My
⚠️ May develop MYHM
⚠️ Can transmit the variant to approximately 50% of offspring

My/My
⚠️ May develop a more severe form
⚠️ Passes the variant to 100% of offspring

Researchers have also found that environmental triggers can play a role in horses that develop clinical signs.

So this isn't simply:

“Positive = sick.”

Genetics and environment can interact.

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🧬 7. EJSCA

Equine Juvenile Spinocerebellar Ataxia

This one is particularly important because it's newer to the genetic-testing conversation.

EJSCA is an inherited neurologic disease identified in American Quarter Horse foals.

Affected foals develop:

⚠️ Ataxia/incoordination
⚠️ Severe hind-limb involvement
⚠️ Progressive difficulty standing
⚠️ Eventually inability to stand without assistance

The typical onset is extremely young:

Approximately 1–4 weeks of age.

EJSCA is inherited as an autosomal recessive condition.

RESULTS:

N/N
✅ Not affected
✅ Cannot transmit the tested variant

N/JSA
🧬 Carrier
✅ Not affected
⚠️ Can transmit the variant to approximately 50% of offspring

JSA/JSA
❌ Affected

Two carriers:

25% N/N
50% carriers
25% affected

This is one reason genetic testing continues to evolve.

New diseases and new genetic variants are still being identified.

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🚨 HERE'S THE PART I REALLY WANT HORSE PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND:

“NEGATIVE” DOESN'T MEAN “NOTHING CAN EVER GO WRONG.”

Genetic testing is incredibly useful.

But it only answers the questions the test was designed to answer.

A horse can test negative for every tested genetic disease and STILL develop:

❌ Arthritis
❌ Lameness
❌ Colic
❌ Injury
❌ Ulcers
❌ Respiratory disease
❌ Training problems
❌ Conformational problems
❌ Other diseases that aren't part of that genetic panel

Genetic testing is one piece of the puzzle.

It does NOT replace:

🩺 Veterinary care
🩻 Radiographs when appropriate
🩺 Pre-purchase examinations
🐴 Good breeding decisions
📋 Accurate pedigree information
👀 Evaluation of conformation
🏆 Performance history

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🤯 AND HERE'S SOMETHING THAT SHOULD MAKE EVERY BREEDER PAY ATTENTION:

THE WORD “CARRIER” DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY MEAN “BAD HORSE.”

For recessive diseases, a carrier can be completely healthy.

The problem comes when breeders don't know what the horse carries and accidentally breed two carriers of the same recessive disease together.

A carrier may still have:

🏆 Excellent performance
🧬 Exceptional pedigree
🦵 Good conformation
🧠 Great mind
🐴 Outstanding athletic ability

The answer isn't necessarily:

“Never breed a carrier.”

The answer is:

KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE AND MAKE THE BREEDING DECISION WITH THE GENETICS IN MIND.

That's responsible breeding.

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🧬 AND ONE MORE VERY IMPORTANT POINT:

“7 PANEL NEGATIVE” IS NOT A UNIVERSAL MAGIC PHRASE.

Ask:

“Which seven tests?”

Because panels can differ.

For example, UC Davis currently offers a Quarter Horse & Related Breeds panel containing:

GBED
HERDA
HYPP
MH
PSSM1
MYHM

And EJSCA is available as an additional test.

So don't just look at:

🚨 “7 PANEL NEGATIVE!”

Ask to see the actual laboratory report.

Know exactly what was tested.

Know exactly what the genotype means.

And know how those results affect the potential breeding.

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🐴 SPINNING B EQUINE BELIEVES:

GOOD BREEDING ISN'T JUST ABOUT MAKING A PRETTY BABY.

It's about making informed decisions.

Pedigree.

Conformation.

Temperament.

Athletic ability.

Soundness.

Performance.

Health.

AND GENETICS.

Because every breeding decision is putting together two sets of DNA…

and hoping to create something better than what you started with.

That's the responsibility that comes with breeding.

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NOW LET'S HEAR FROM THE BREEDERS:

Which genetic condition do you think horse owners misunderstand the MOST?

And be honest…

Did you know that PSSM1, HYPP and MYHM don't follow the same simple recessive “carrier = unaffected” pattern as diseases like HERDA, GBED and EJSCA?

Drop your answer below. 👇

SHARE THIS POST.

The more horse owners understand genetics, the better decisions they can make for the next generation.

🐴🧬 SPINNING B EQUINE

09/26/2026

🧬🐴 GENETICS 101: “7 PANEL NEGATIVE” DOES NOT MEAN WHAT A LOT OF PEOPLE THINK IT MEANS.

Let’s talk about something that gets thrown around in horse ads all the time:

GENETIC TESTING.

We see “5 Panel N/N,” “7 Panel Negative,” “DNA tested,” and “clear” constantly.

But do you actually know what those results mean?

Because there is a HUGE difference between understanding a genetic test and simply looking at the word NEGATIVE.

👇 Here’s the crash course from Spinning B Equine.

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🧬 FIRST: WHAT IS A GENETIC TEST?

A genetic test looks for specific DNA variants that scientists have identified and associated with a particular inherited disease or trait.

Your horse's DNA doesn't change because the horse gets older.

A horse can be tested as a foal, yearling, adult or senior. DNA testing can be performed from samples such as hair with intact roots, blood or tissue, depending on the laboratory's requirements.

So no…

A 2-year-old doesn't need to be retested at 10 years old because its genetics “changed.”

They didn't. 😂

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🧬 WHAT DOES “N/N” MEAN?

For many recessive genetic diseases, a horse receives one copy of a gene variant from each parent.

Think of it like this:

N/N = no tested variant detected

N/Variant = carrier

Variant/Variant = affected

But here's where things get REALLY important…

A carrier isn't necessarily a sick horse.

For an autosomal recessive condition, a carrier typically has one copy of the variant and one normal copy and may appear completely healthy.

That carrier can still pass the variant to its offspring.

That's why testing BOTH parents can be incredibly important when breeding.

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🚨 HERE'S THE 25% FACT THAT EVERY BREEDER SHOULD KNOW:

If you breed:

N/N × N/N

➡️ 0% affected
➡️ 0% carriers for that variant

If you breed:

N/N × N/Variant

➡️ 0% affected
➡️ approximately 50% N/N
➡️ approximately 50% carriers

If you breed:

N/Variant × N/Variant

➡️ approximately 25% N/N
➡️ approximately 50% carriers
➡️ approximately 25% affected

THAT LAST ONE IS WHY GENETIC TESTING MATTERS.

A perfectly healthy-looking mare and a perfectly healthy-looking stallion can both carry the same recessive mutation.

Put them together…

…and genetics doesn't care how pretty the parents are. 😳

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🧬 SO WHAT IS THE “5 PANEL”?

The traditional AQHA five-panel testing program evaluates five inherited conditions:

🔬 GBED — Glycogen Branching Enzyme Deficiency
🔬 HERDA — Hereditary Equine Regional Dermal Asthenia
🔬 HYPP — Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis
🔬 MH — Malignant Hyperthermia
🔬 PSSM1 — Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy Type 1

These conditions aren't all inherited in exactly the same way, and they don't all behave the same clinically.

That's important.

“5 Panel” isn't one disease.

It's a group of separate genetic tests.

And modern testing has expanded beyond the original five-panel concept.

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🧬 WHAT ABOUT “7 PANEL”?

This is where you need to READ THE ACTUAL RESULTS.

Different laboratories and registries may offer different panels containing different tests.

For example, additional testing may include conditions such as:

➡️ MYHM
➡️ EJSCA
➡️ additional breed-specific genetic diseases
➡️ coat-color genes
➡️ white-pattern genes
➡️ other inherited conditions

So when somebody says:

“7 Panel Negative.”

Don't automatically assume you know which seven tests they mean.

ASK TO SEE THE ACTUAL RESULTS.

That's not being difficult.

That's being an educated horse buyer.

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🧬 GENETICS ≠ A VETERINARY PRE-PURCHASE EXAM

THIS ONE IS HUGE.

A horse can be:

✅ N/N on every test performed

…and still have:

❌ a bad leg
❌ arthritis
❌ ulcers
❌ a breathing problem
❌ poor conformation
❌ an old injury
❌ a training issue
❌ a lameness problem
❌ behavioral problems

Genetic testing tells you about the specific genetic variants being tested.

It does NOT replace a veterinarian.

It does NOT replace a pre-purchase examination.

And it certainly doesn't guarantee a horse will never develop a medical problem.

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🧬 DNA TESTING ALSO ISN'T JUST ABOUT DISEASE.

Genetics can help determine things like:

🎨 Coat color
🧬 Parentage
🐴 Certain coat patterns
🧬 Certain performance-associated traits
🧬 Specific inherited disorders

For example, coat color itself is influenced by multiple genes.

A chestnut, bay, black, palomino, buckskin, dun or other color isn't simply a matter of “what the parents look like.”

You're looking at combinations of genetic variants.

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🤯 HERE'S ANOTHER FACT:

A HORSE CAN CARRY A GENETIC VARIANT WITHOUT LOOKING LIKE IT.

That's one of the biggest reasons genetic testing has become such an important tool for responsible breeding.

You can't always look at a horse and determine what it carries.

You need the DNA.

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🧬 AND HERE'S SOMETHING ELSE PEOPLE DON'T REALIZE:

A genetic test is only testing for WHAT IT WAS DESIGNED TO TEST FOR.

If a horse tests N/N for a particular disease…

that does NOT mean:

“This horse has no genetic mutations whatsoever.”

It means the horse tested negative for the specific variant(s) included in that particular test.

There are thousands upon thousands of genetic variants in a horse.

Science hasn't identified every genetic cause of every disease.

So…

“Genetically tested” ≠ “genetically perfect.”

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🐴 AT SPINNING B EQUINE, WE BELIEVE BREEDERS SHOULD KNOW WHAT THEY'RE BREEDING.

We're not interested in hiding behind fancy pedigrees, pretty pictures or the phrase:

“He's a great breeding horse.”

If you're breeding, you should know:

🧬 Who the parents are
🧬 What genetic tests have been performed
🧬 What the results actually mean
🧬 What your mare carries
🧬 What your stallion carries
🧬 What combinations could produce an affected foal
🧬 And what additional testing may be appropriate for your particular breeding program

Because breeding isn't just:

“That horse is pretty. Let's breed it.”

It's genetics, conformation, health, temperament, athletic ability, pedigree, performance, and responsible decision-making.

And sometimes…

the best breeding decision is NOT making a particular cross.

That's part of responsible breeding.

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👇 NOW WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU:

Be honest…

Did you know what “N/N,” “carrier,” and “affected” actually meant before reading this?

And breeders:

What genetic test do you think EVERYONE breeding Quarter Horses should understand better?

Drop it below. 👇

And SHARE this post.

There are a LOT of horse buyers and breeders out there who see:

“7 PANEL NEGATIVE”

and have absolutely no idea what they're actually looking at.

Let's make educated horse people instead of just people who know how to read a sales ad. 😂🐴

— Spinning B Equine

09/26/2026

🐴 Come find your new mount this weekend! 🐴

These 4 are pretty special — each one in their own way. ❤️

Different personalities, different strengths, different stories… but they all have something to offer the right person.

If you’ve been looking for that “this is the one” feeling, come meet them and see which one catches your eye. 👀🐎

📍 Come see us this weekend!
📩 Message us for more information or to schedule a time to meet your next partner.

Your next adventure might be standing right here. 🤎
Buckskin Mare-$6250
Black Gelding-$8250
Roan Mare-$8250
Grey Mare-$7500
Located in Navarino, Wi

09/25/2026

🔥🐴 100 SPOTS — $65 EACH — WIN A PEDIGREE-PACKED BAY ROAN FILLY! 🐴🔥

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🚨 THIS IS NOT YOUR AVERAGE $65 CHANCE! 🚨

We are offering 100 spots at $65 each for your chance to WIN this absolutely gorgeous 2025 BAY ROAN AQHA FILLY! 💙🔥

🎟️ 100 TOTAL SPOTS
💰 $65 PER SPOT
🎯 5 WINNING NUMBERS DRAWN

🏆 THE PRIZES 🏆

🥇 1ST PRIZE — THE FILLY! 🐴🔥

🥈 2ND PRIZE — $200 CASH 💵

🥉 3RD PRIZE — $100 CASH 💵

🏅 4TH PRIZE — $100 CASH 💵

🏅 5TH PRIZE — $100 CASH 💵

That's 5 chances to win!

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🧬 LET'S TALK PEDIGREE!

This filly is bred top and bottom for performance, with some seriously recognizable names packed into her pedigree.

🔥 SIRE: DUALIN BLU MOON

Once In A Blu Boon × Fantastic Plastic

Dualin Blu Moon is a 2019 Bay Roan AQHA stallion who stands 15 hands and is 7-panel negative. His performance record includes approximately $45,000+ in NRCHA lifetime earnings, multiple NCRCHA Open Futurity and Derby championships, a 2022 NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity Intermediate Open Finalist finish, and AQHA Open Heeling championships.

And then you get to his pedigree...

⭐ ONCE IN A BLU BOON

This is where the pedigree gets REALLY interesting.

Once In A Blu Boon is a Peptoboonsmal × Autumn Boon stallion with approximately $319,000 in his own lifetime earnings.

His performance resume includes major cutting championships, and his offspring have gone on to earn well into the millions across cutting, reined cow horse and roping. His notable offspring include:

🏆 All Spice — $571,049
🏆 Baylenciaga — $448,726
🏆 Badboonarising — $367,101
🏆 Twice In Santiago — $276,587
🏆 CW Blu Rey — $268,874
🏆 Here Comes The Boon — $251,104

His offspring earnings have been reported at more than $16 million in the QData database, depending on the reporting date and database methodology.

That's a serious performance sire line.

⭐ FANTASTIC PLASTIC

Dualin Blu Moon's dam, Fantastic Plastic, is herself a proven performance mare with approximately $49,000 in lifetime earnings.

She's described by her owners as having the mind, willingness, trainability and cow sense they wanted to put into their breeding program.

So the top side brings together:

🔥 Peptoboonsmal
🔥 Autumn Boon
🔥 Once In A Blu Boon
🔥 Fantastic Plastic

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🔥 NOW LOOK AT THE BOTTOM SIDE!

DAM: ATHENAS JEWEL

Athena Puddy Cat × Olenas Jewel

And this is another performance-bred side of the pedigree.

⭐ ATHENA PUDDY CAT

Athena Puddy Cat is a NCHA money earner with reported lifetime earnings of approximately $282,636, including multiple major aged-event finals and placings.

He's also reported as a sire of offspring earnings exceeding $700,000.

And his bloodline is exactly the kind of cutting foundation you want to see in a performance prospect.

Athena Puddy Cat descendants continue showing up in the performance records — including recent NCHA money earners.

⭐ OLENAS JEWEL

And rounding out the dam's pedigree is Olenas Jewel, giving this filly another layer of proven Quarter Horse performance blood.

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🧬 PUT IT ALL TOGETHER...

You're looking at:

DUALIN BLU MOON
🔥 Once In A Blu Boon
🔥 Fantastic Plastic

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ATHENAS JEWEL
🔥 Athena Puddy Cat
🔥 Olenas Jewel

That's a pedigree built around cow, cutting, athletic ability and performance genetics.

And the best part?

SHE'S HERE.

🐴 2025 Bay Roan Filly
📜 AQHA Registered
🧬 Panel Tested
💉 Vaccinated
💊 Dewormed
🦶 Feet Trimmed
🎓 Weaned
🤲 Halter Broke
❤️ Lightly Handled

She's young enough for you to take her in whatever direction you want — performance horse, ranch prospect, broodmare prospect, or simply a beautiful bay roan mare with a pedigree worth building on.

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🎟️ 100 SPOTS — $65 EACH!

Only 100 numbers available!

🥇 #1 — WIN THE FILLY 🐴
🥈 #2 — $200 CASH 💵
🥉 #3 — $100 CASH 💵
🏅 #4 — $100 CASH 💵
🏅 #5 — $100 CASH 💵

🔥 5 WINNING NUMBERS!

📩 COMMENT OR MESSAGE US NOW TO CLAIM YOUR NUMBER(S)!

Once all 100 spots are filled, the drawing will be conducted according to the posted raffle rules.

📍 Navarino, Wisconsin

$65 could put you in the running for a filly carrying some serious performance blood.

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🔥🐴 WHO WANTS A BAY ROAN? 🐴🔥

09/25/2026

✨ THE KIND YOU DON’T HAVE TO TALK YOURSELF INTO. ✨
14.3H • 4-YEAR-OLD • GRADE MARE • BROKE • DOG-GENTLE

Some horses catch your eye in a picture.

This is the kind that catches your heart when you meet her. 🤎

If you’ve been searching for a young mare with a sweet disposition, willing attitude, and that hard-to-find “anybody can like her” personality, don’t scroll past this one.

Standing 14.3H and just 4 years old, this pretty grade mare is broke, kind, and incredibly gentle. She has the type of demeanor that makes you want to spend time with her — and the kind of personality that gives you confidence getting on and going to work.

🐴 14.3H
🐴 4 years old
🐴 Grade mare
🐴 Broke & willing
🐴 DOG-GENTLE 🐕
🐴 Sweet, kind disposition
🐴 Quiet-minded & easy to like
🐴 Young enough to continue developing your way

She’s the type of mare that could make a fantastic everyday riding partner, family horse, trail prospect, or young horse to continue putting miles and buttons on.

And let's be honest…

Finding a young horse with a good mind is worth its weight in gold. 💰

She doesn't need a sales pitch full of fancy buzzwords.
She needs the right person to appreciate what she is.

If you're looking for a flashy young mare with an attitude problem, keep scrolling. 😂

If you're looking for a pretty, sweet, broke, dog-gentle mare with a whole lot of potential, come take a look.

💰 $8,500

📍 Navarino, Wisconsin

📅 $50 appointment fee required to schedule a private viewing.

📩 Message us for additional information or to schedule an appointment.

Bring your boots. She might be the one you came looking for. ❤️🐴

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