Pip is the kind of colt you don’t come across often — correct, eye‑catching, and bred to produce quality with the bonus of color. His dam’s parents have been some of the best‑minded, most reliable horses I’ve ever worked with, and his dam herself will be going back into training. Pip’s sire is owned by a dear friend, and I previously owned a half‑brother who had incredible grit, heart, and a real desire to work — Pip is cut from the same cloth and truly is the full package.

He is five‑panel clean by parentage (I’m happy to have Pip tested at the buyer’s expense if you want results on paper) and homozygous dun, guaranteeing dun on every foal he sires. If you want a stud prospect with color, brains, and a proven family behind him, Pip checks every box.

Whether you’re looking for a future herd sire or a flashy gelding, Pip will turn heads. If you choose to geld him, he’ll make a phenomenal partner with the kind of presence that gets noticed everywhere he goes.

Deposit holds him; payments welcome until weaning.