Rare Silver Gene | AQHA Stallion | Hancocks Silver Boy

“Troy” Hancocks Silver Boy is a rare Brown Silver (Dapple) Quarter Horse, one of a very small handful of this breed that carry the Silver gene. There are very few Foundation ‘Silver’ AQHA stallions in the world and even fewer that, like Troy, can offer good potential for the rarest Quarter Horse colour - Black Silver. And there’s much more going on besides his colour genetics. His size (15.3hh), his strong bone, well-muscled, balanced conformation and his outstanding personality all contribute to the quality of this exceptional stallion. Troy has a gentle, friendly disposition, good manners and he’s a gentleman with the mares and safe with the foals... traits inherited by his offspring. Since his first foals in 2016 Troy’s offspring have been consistently outstanding... big, well muscled and beautifully proportioned with wonderful dispositions. To date (2022), Troy has given us an amazing 14 Silver foals out of 20 offspring, including 2 Black Silvers.

25% Blue Apache Hancock 25% Champs Continental 12.5% Hancocks Blueboy 9.38% Salty Roan 28 crosses to Peter McCue 21 crosses to Joe Hancock 14 crosses to Shiek 11 crosses to Little Joe A total of 101 crosses to 13 AQHA Hall of Fame horses

Hancocks Silver Boy 2012 Brown Silver Stallion (Registered Brown) EeAtaZz Double Registered AQHA & FQHA (88.65%) 5-Panel N/N