"Cee Him Dashin Bye"
Stud Fee $500
Meet the best kept secret around. We had very high hopes as a race horse for this big black stallion that came to us from Marta Loveland, Caldwell, Idaho. Marta, a talented jockey was seriously injured from a racing accident that ended her career riding race horses the year that "Cee Him Dashin Bye" was two. She was unable to run "CB" so we purchased him as a three year old. Our trainer Bill Weger, Sallisaw, Oklahoma said he was one of the fastest horses he had ever seen so he saved him for a stakes horse. In his first race in May, 2007, "CB" drew the last hole which threw him in bad dirt conditions. Bill advised us that the track was in poor condition but we elected to run him anyway. What a bad decision we made, "CB" stepped in a hole near the finish line and fell as he crossed, breaking his shoulder in two places. We were advised to put him down immediately but that was not even an option to us. We knew the pedigree and looks this big black stallion had and we believed if he could live, he could be a GREAT sire one day. The most unusual thing about CB's recovery was that he never laid down. When Bill would check on him during the night, CB was always standing as if to say " I'm ready for the next race". We believe that him standing is what saved his life. Had he laid down the struggle to get up could have caused him to throw a blood clot. He is in great shape now and can even frolick around the paddock with no difficulty. He has some beautiful foals on the ground this year and we are excited about him becoming a sire.
Check out his strong pedigree. His sire is "Dashin Bye" S.I.106 earnings of over $300,000 by "First Down Dash" S.I. 105 $857,256. "Dashin Bye's" dam is the blue hen "Sweet Bye and Bye" S.I.102 $324,563.
Folks believe it is all about the dam line. Well look at his mother, "Cee the Blurr". She ran a whopping index of 110 to earn $128,851. Her first colt still holds the world's record at 220. She is by the thoroughbred, "Murrtheblurr" & is his fastest daughter. If you recall, daughters of "Murrtheblurr" crossed on "Dash Ta Fame" produced some of the first barrel winners that made "Dash Ta Fame" famous as a barrel sire. "Dash Ta Fame" and "Dashin Bye" are 1/2 brothers with same sire, "First Down Dash". We love this great stallion and are proud to have him here in Mississippi. Put him on your list to consider breeding your mare to in 2012. He'll make you proud.
"Cee Him Dashin Bye will be in the Future Fortunes program in 2012
His colts are riding now and they are FABULOUS!!!
