Built on champions.

First Down Dash and Easy Jet on top. Chicks Beduino and Sizzle Te below. Two Hall of Fame influences in close blood — a pedigree that doesn't come around twice.

ii. The Bloodlines Speed and refinement, crossed with grit

First Down Dash made him fast.
Corona Chick made him forever.

— two Hall of Fame influences in close blood.

On the bloodline of Corona Cartel

iii. The Family Tree A three-generation reading

A pedigree of unusual density.

Corona Cartel

SI 97 · 1994 Bay Stallion

Sire

Holland Ease

SI 109 · By First Down Dash

Dam

Corona Chick

AQHA Hall of Fame · By Chicks Beduino

Sire's Sire

First Down Dash

By Dash for Cash · AQHA Champion Sire

Dam's Sire

Chicks Beduino

A foundational sire in the modern Quarter Horse

iv. The Sire Line First Down Dash · Dash for Cash

Speed, on the top.

Corona Cartel was the first foal of his sire's first crop — Holland Ease, an SI 109 son of First Down Dash, the most prolific sire of his era.

Through First Down Dash, Corona Cartel traces directly to Dash for Cash — the AQHA Champion sire whose influence is the foundation of contemporary Quarter Horse racing.

It is a sire line that produced speed. Corona Cartel inherited it, refined it, and passed it forward.

v. The Dam Line Corona Chick · AQHA Hall of Fame

Refinement, on the bottom.

Corona Cartel was also the first foal of his Hall of Fame dam, Corona Chick — a brilliant racehorse and producer in her own right.

Corona Chick was by Chicks Beduino, a foundational sire whose influence runs through some of the breed's most refined performance horses.

It was the dam line that gave Corona Cartel his refinement, his look, his presence. A Hall of Fame mare, in his immediate background — a rare and weighty thing in any pedigree.

Cross to the line.

Frozen semen from Corona Cartel remains available through Lazy E Ranch.