2001 15.2 hh Black Leopard ApHC Stallion
Homozygous for the *black gene
Hypp N/N
[ Dreamfinder x Impress A Cowboy]

ApHCC - Honors
- 2002 Canadian National Halter Champion
- 2002 Canadian National Most Colorful at Halter Champion

ApHC - Honors
- Register of Merit (ROM) Awarded in Open Halter Stallions
- Register of Merit (ROM) Awarded in Non-Pro Halter Stallions
- Register of Merit (ROM) Awarded in Most Colorful at Halter
- Multiple World & National Top 5 Finishes
- 2001 - World Show - 3rd Open Weanlings
- 2001 - World Show - 5th Non-Pro Weanlings
- 2001 - World Show - 4th Most Colorful
- 2002 - World Top 10 Open Halter & Most Colorful at Halter
- 2006 - National Top 5 Open & Non-Pro Aged Stallions
- 2006 - National Top 5 Open & Non-Pro Aged Stallions
- 2006 - 4th at World Non-Pro Aged Stallions
- 2006 - 5th at World Open Aged Stallions

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TJ Gumdrop

[ Sunny and Mild ] x [ Miss Yum Yum ]

Brighty Eyes Brother Breeding
Mr Spotted Bull Breeding

Bright Eyes Brother & Mighty Bright
ApHC Hall of Fame

Bright Eyes Brother made only about a dozen show-pen appearances, but his wins include the prestigious Appaloosa grand championship at the Denver National Western Stock Show. Cecil made Bright Eyes Brother the foundation of his breeding program and matched him with Coke Roberds-bred mares. Bright Eyes Brother sired 146 registered foals. His sons and daughters excelled in the show pen, on the track and in the breeding barn. His most famous get include fellow Hall of Fame Appaloosas Bright Starlette, Mighty Bright and Bright Chip.

MR Spotted Bull
Z-Bull x Zips Silver Maid
ApHC Racing Hall of Fame

Mr Spotted Bull, a 1971 stallion by Z-Bull (JC) and out of Zip’s Silver Maid, was bred by Jerry Nunneley of Saint Jo, Texas. Briggs Cunningham III of Wynnewood, Oklahoma, bought the stallion in 1978, followed by Ralph Wells of Bennington, Oklahoma, and Charles Fowler of Ada, Oklahoma, who both purchased Mr Spotted Bull in 1990. Victoria Ennis of Kingston, Oklahoma, became his final owner in 1992.
“He was a magnificent stallion by any breed standard,” Victoria says about “Bull.” “He was ahead of his time, even at the end of his life, and he offered a lot to the Appaloosa breed.”
Bull earned $6,912.67 on the track and held a 5-1-2-1 racing record. In 1973 he finished third in the World Wide Futurity. In 1983, Appaloosa News featured the stallion on the cover of its December issue along with a feature story highlighting his early success as a sire.
As a breeding stallion, Bull produced a versatile crop of 409 registered foals. His get includes 199 race starters with 67 winners, 14 stakes winners, 33 stakes placers and three champions. In total, they’ve collected 34 registers of merit, 11 bronze medallions and $874,337.51 in earnings. His 1975 son Bull Nunneley joined the ApHC Racing Hall of Fame in 1989. Bull Nunneley in turn sired versatile racing and performance stallion I Love Willie in 1983. “All the good foals raised today from ‘Willie,’ Mr Spotted Bull deserves credit for them,” Victoria says. “The appearance is there, the movement is there, and the speed is there. Willie is a culmination of the best Mr Spotted Bull had to offer.”
In the show pen, 19 of Bull’s foals have earned 475.5 performance points and 18 have collected 206.5 halter points. Together, they’ve earned 23 registers of merit and 13 bronze medallions.

Mr Spotted Bull was euthanized in May 1999 after veterinarians were unable to surgically save the stallion’s broken leg.