​But’s it's Flo N Blu Boon’s show record and ability that may be the bigger determining factor in the talent Boon exhibits in the pen. The mare herself won $66,949 and earned 21 AQHA points. She was an NRCHA Spectacular Bridle Stakes Open Champion, an NRCHA World Novice Non-Pro Bridle Co-Reserve Champion, as well as 4th at the World’s Greatest Horseman with Doug Williamson aboard, just to name a few. “Her list of accomplishments is long and this tells me that she must have been a sound, sturdy, and gritty mare,” Servi says, “..back in 2006 the payouts were much smaller…she worked hard for that $67,000.” Servi purchased the mare in 2018 and has never regretted the decision since. “We all know it’s a huge investment that goes into breeding, training, and showing horses. I didn’t know at the time I bought her what it really meant. It feels really good to own and breed great minded, talented, and stunning looking horses.”

BET HESA BOON is a 2014 homozygous roan stallion. (Bet Hesa Cat X Flo N Blu Boon). 100% of offspring will be born a roan.

Boon is the unique result of the pairing of a well-known cutting horse sire in Bet Hesa Cat, and an outstanding reined cow horse dam in Flo N Blu Boon. According to Boon’s trainer, Clayton Edsall, the cross was one that blended two of the very best from both arenas. “Of course, Bet Hesa Cat needs little explanation…,” Edsall shares, “His dam was a cow horse through and through. She was a great show horse herself…the cross really worked well.” Bet Hesa Cat has become a household name as a performer and sire, with earnings of over $267,000 and winning an NCHA Open World Championship.

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Bet Hesa Boon

2014 Blue roan

AQHA #4827050