The Closing of an Era

  
 

 
   

 
   

Bizarro IX

  
   

 

  
 


 
 

Exuberant, Extraordinary, Champion are only a few words that describe the incredible
Andalusian Stallion Bizarro IX.
 



We acquired Bizarro IX in December 1986 just in time to enter him into the 1987 Rose Parade in Pasadena.

Ten days is not a lot of time to prepare oneself for such a feat, especially on a stallion that you have just become acquainted with. No problem, Bizarro IX was in control.  He proudly wound his way along the parade route  never attempting to negotiate a wrong move throughout his journey even with his new rider aboard.  

 
 

 
 

Bizarro IX continued his extraordinary talents in March during the Spring Classic Andalusian Show in Burbank California where he maintained his winning record in the show arena by being pinned English Pleasure Saddle Seat Champion. 

 

 
  It was during this time that Bizarro IX began his training in the art of “High School” dressage.  He took to this training so naturally that in record time he was entered in the Horse Event “Horses”  A Standing Ovation  in Tacoma  Washington where he awed an audience of 30,000 spectators while performing in Long Lines.  The exuberant horse would return for an additional performance under the same banner the following year at the Kingdome in Seattle.  The talents of Bizarro IX were endless, he captured many wins when competing in “High School” Dressage and once again during the Spring Classic Andalusian Show performed in a quadrille of four riders which drew the media and was aired on ESPN.

     
 

Before, making his debut in Alberta, Bizarro IX would make an
appearance in the made for Television movie “Circus”
 

 
 

Once he arrived in Canada Bizarro IX was sought after by Magazines and TV as many were curious to see and write about this stallion that represented the rare Andalusian breed of horse. 

Practice with Bizarro IX, Destinado VI and Primoroso IV

 

 
 

Prior to Bizarros’ retirement from the show arena to his Stallion duties he was invited by many organizations and shows to perform his demonstrations to the public, perhaps one of his most noted was Klondike Days in Edmonton.

Bizarro IX was a sire of Champion Offspring.  Every
horse he sired that was shown was honored with a
National Champion title.

 
 

 
 

 

Bizarro IX – “The Legendary Stallion”
   
 

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