Sire: Woody Be Tuff
Dam: Flat Baroque

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Height: 15 hands (last measured)
Shoe Size: 0

Genetic Status
AQHA Panel:
GBED N/N
HERDA N/N
HYPP N/N
MH N/N
PSSM1 N/N
MYHM N/N

Additional Testing:
LWO Not Tested
EJSCA N/N

Status: Breeding Stallion
Breeding Availability: Currently HQH Program Use Only
Training & Ranch Use: Luke Wiggins
First Foal: STRIPPER MOVVES — 2026

2027 HQH Mare Roster:

• MT STARCHEX COLONEL “Shady”

• ALL STAR STARLITE “Dynamite”

Athletic, trainable, and bred to perform with exceptional presence.

About Money

MAKIN MONEY MOVVES — “Money” — is our 2023 sorrel AQHA stallion by Woody Be Tuff and out of Flat Baroque.

Money is one of those horses that catches your attention the minute you see him. He’s balanced, athletic, and carries himself with plenty of presence.

He honestly looks like a million bucks—and carries himself like he knows it.

What really sold us on him, though, wasn’t just how he looks. It’s who he is.

His soft, kind eyes and willing attitude are qualities we appreciate just as much as his pedigree. We want stallions we enjoy handling and riding, and that mind matters in the horses we choose for our program.

Training & Ranch Work

Money continues ranch riding and training with Luke Wiggins.

In March 2026, Money spent his first day in a branding pen with Luke, then went to the North Country Stock Horse show the next day and won the Junior Horse Cow Work.

We’ve enjoyed following his progress from those early riding videos through his time in the show pen. Just as important to us is the riding he’s getting outside of it.

Ranch work gives a horse a job and gives us another way to learn about his mind, willingness, and ability as he develops. We appreciate that Money’s time with Luke includes that everyday experience alongside his training.

Luke has always kept Money with other stallions and geldings. That fits the way we manage and use our studs here.

2026 Performance Record

Money’s official NRCHA event results include:

Central Montana RCHA Clark Canyon Cow Horse Classic — June 2026

• Co-Reserve Champion, Open Futurity: tied second with a total score of 208.5

• First in Cow Work: score of 72

• Event earnings: $459, including individual work payouts

Central Montana RCHA Yellowstone Summer Classic — July 2026

• Fifth, Open Futurity: total score of 210.5

• Tied First in Rein Work: score of 71.5

• Event earnings: $374, including individual work payouts

Money earned a combined $833 from these two events.

View NRCHA’s official show results

Pedigree Highlights

Money brings recognizable modern cow-horse breeding into our program.

His sire, Woody Be Tuff, earned more than $351,000 in NCHA competition and has become a multi-million-dollar sire in reined cow horse.

His dam, Flat Baroque, earned $91,905 in cutting and was the Breeders Invitational Open Classic Reserve Champion. She is by Peptoboonsmal and out of Scooters Stylish Oak.

That performance background is part of what interested us in Money. His individual build, attitude, and development are what help us decide how he fits here.

His First Foal

Money’s first foal arrived May 19, 2026: STRIPPER MOVVES, a bay filly out of our home-raised mare MT COLONELS DYNAMITE “Sexy”.

She was the first foal for both Money and Sexy.

At this stage, we think she’s a perfect combination of her sire and dam.

That cross brings Money together with one of our Colonel C Header × All Star Starlite daughters, making her an especially interesting youngster for us to watch develop.

A pretty fun start for a pair of first-time parents.

We’re enjoying watching her grow and look forward to learning more as Money’s next foals arrive.

Why We Chose Money

We wanted to bring additional performance opportunity and recognizable cow-horse breeding into our program while keeping the qualities we value in our ranch horses.

Correct structure, athletic ability, kindness, and willingness all matter.

Money gives us a new direction to explore alongside the mare families we’ve spent years developing. We’re looking forward to seeing how those crosses grow and mature.

Our Stallion Philosophy

At the ranch, our stallions live and work together as part of our ranch horse string and are separated during breeding season. They are used regularly for ranch work alongside our other horses. We believe this approach helps maintain sound minds, good dispositions, and long-term usability.

We’ve always believed stallions should stay horses first—useful, rideable, and mentally sound—and that approach has worked well for us.

Breeding Inquiries

Breeding inquiries are welcome for approved mares.

Semen has not yet been collected from Money. We would consider arranging collection for artificial insemination if there is sufficient interest.

Please contact us to discuss your mare and our current breeding plans.