With only limited showing, Dun Gotta Gun has amassed a tremendous show record. This striking 1998 dun stallion has long been a crowd favorite with his phenomenal stop, big turn, and show presence.

In the fall of his three year old year, Dun Gotta Gun started off his show career in a big way by winning the Reserve Non Pro Futurity Championship at the 2001 SWRHA Futurity with Mandy McCutcheon in the saddle.

Then at the 2001 NRHA Non Pro Futurity, Dun Gotta Gun and Mandy were 4th in the first go and won the second go out of 155 entries. They then came back in the finals and tied to win the NRHA Non Pro Futurity. After a run off, they were named the Reserve Champions.

In 2002, Dun Gotta Gun continued his winning ways at the NRBC Non Pro Classic by winning the first go, and ending up in the top 20 in the finals. One month later at the 2002 NRHA Derby, Mandy and Dun Gotta Gun again made the finals and ended up 3rd out of 120 entries.

Not long after the Derby, Dun Gotta Gun was purchased by Jerry Kimmel of Texas.

Jerry and Dun Gotta Gun have continued winning in the showpen, both in NRHA and AQHA competition. At the 2003 Scottsdale Classic Circuit, Jerry rode Dun Gotta Gun to the Amateur Reining Championship.

In 2005, Million Dollar rider Tim McQuay teamed up with Dun Gotta Gun to win the Gordyville USEF Championship with a big score of 228.5.

To date, Dun Gotta Gun has over $50,000 in NRHA earnings to his credit with only a limited number of trips in the show pen. With his stellar pedigree, proven show record, and awesome physical ability, Dun Gotta Gun is destined to be an outstanding sire. To top it all off, Dun Gotta Gun has proven that he has the willing mental aptitude of all great reining horses.

As a testiment to both his success in the show ring and his popularity, Dun Gotta Gun was honored by Breyer, and made into a plastic collectable model.

Dun Gotta Gun will stand the 2005 Breeding season at McQuay Stables in Tioga, Texas. You can find out more breeding information on the Breeding Info page.