Williams Performance Horses

02/17/2025

Ol’ Leo and Luna snoozing in the Hay! Luna has access to a heated shop but prefers to spend majority of her time with Leo!

02/13/2025

We love being a part of this program! We have 5 foals coming this spring, 4 of which will be BEI and BERI!

Dually Cat X Fancy Little Nick (As Good As Nick Gets x Enchanted Sky by Bully Bullion
Will also be Royal Crown Team roping US and Canada

A Blazin Dude X Something Famous (Dash Ta Fame x Enchanted Sky by Bully Bullion)
Pink Buckle, Ruby Buckle, Royal Crown US, diamond classic, future fortunes, triple crown 100, Colorado classic

Winners Version X JC Whos Phemomenal (Whos Bad x JC Jinxed Grey Spurs by Spiritoso - Burnt Spur). Most likely not for sale 🫣

Whosaidsininiseasy (Whos Bad x AJ O Toole by Jody O Toole) X BC Leos Venus (26.56% Leo blood, grand daughter of Leo Maudie and Lad Leo)
Can be Super Stakes

And this last one won’t be breeders Elite but will be Royal Crown Canada 👑 🇨🇦
Mystical Frenchman X This Babez Sixy (grand daughter of Easy Jet out of a Doc O Dude Daughter)

Check out these numbers!!!!!!!

BEI eligible horse owners are you ready to WIN $$$$$?
Breeders are you ready to watch the success of your breeding programs and win $$$$ too????

02/07/2025

Sire of Cattnick. Her dam Fancy Little Nick(As Good As Nick Gets X Enchanted Sky by Bully Bullion) is crossed back to Dually Cat for an April baby!
Foal will be eligible for Royal Crown Roping US and Canada, as well as Breeders Elite Barrels and Team Roping!
This one will have a price tag! We have 5-6 foals coming this spring and sadly cannot keep them all 🫣! If you like Cattnick, be sure to watch our page in April to see the full sibling!

02/06/2025

Sure love this yearling filly by Dually Cat and out of our As Good As Nick Gets daughter!
We do have a full sibling coming in April that will be for sale!

We will be holding Cattnick back for our own program, she herself is not for sale at this time.

02/01/2025

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Joe Reed II
Inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 1994.
With a bad left knee and an injured right foot, Joe Reed II did not have a lot in his favor. At least not as a racehorse, but the sorrel stallion had courage, heart and speed.

Bred and born on John Wesley House’s ranch near Cameron, Texas, Joe Reed II was by Joe Reed and out of Nellene by Fleeting Time (TB). The sorrel was born in 1936 and impressed House with his looks.

As a foal, Joe injured his left knee on barbed wire and spent his early years hobbling around. This did not deter Bert Wood of Arizona. It took some doing, but Wood convinced House to sell the 5-year-old stallion.

“Joe” was 7 when Wood entered the gimpy stallion in a Class B race at Hacienda Moltacqua racetrack. Joe had never seen a starting gate or run down a straightaway, but Wood still believed in his horse.

“Some horses are born to run,” Wood said. “Joe Reed II was one of those. It didn’t matter how old he was or how crippled. He did what he’d been born to do.”

Joe won his first race by half a length and the second by two lengths. His third race was the championship speed trials at Moltacqua. Joe Reed II beat the great Clabber, but busted his knee wide open during the race, ending his career.

The races were run in a three-week span and the performances earned Joe the 1942-1943 World Champion Racing Stallion title. It took a little while for Joe’s popularity to catch on as a stallion. His first year at stud, he was bred to only range mares, which were at best described as average. By 1947, however, he was commanding a $100 stud fee and Wood was turning away horsemen.

Joe Reed II sired cutting, roping and running horses. His best known son was Leo, a 1989 AQHA Hall of Fame inductee. Other well-known get were Little Sister W, Joak, Joe Queen and Tonta Lad, all AAA runners.

Joe Reed II died in 1966 at 30. He was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 1994.

Biography updated as of March 1994.

01/17/2025

Shooter hasn’t been rode since the middle of November. We are back in the roping pen now! He got rode a couple days this week and in true team roper fashion I had to run a few steers on him each night… it’s sure nice when they can have 2 months off and you can climb on and have them do their job! Hopefully I can get him to a couple more jackpots this winter and have him tuned up for spring to be someone’s #1.

01/16/2025

Our new addition comes next week! Looking forward to crossing her on BC All Ways Leo!

01/16/2025

Being in the house for a great deal of the day with our 3 months old baby isn’t good for the bank account! Can’t wait to get this girl home next week! 🤍

12/20/2024

Keeper (something famous), our Dash Ta Fame daughter is in foal to A Blazin Dude for April 2025. A Blazin Dude is out of NFR qualifying mare Rootie and by the famous Blazin Jetolena.
Excited to see what she throws!

12/17/2024

2025 Breeder ANNOUNCEMENT!!

Breeder: REBECCA S WILLIAMS
Stallion: BC ALL WAYS LEO

Head over to Williams Performance Horses to see what the Williams' have in their breeding program for prospects!

BC ALL WAYS LEO has LEO... yes "THE" LEO on both sides of his papers! Talk about foundation breeding!!

ANY horse with REBECCA S WILLIAMS listed as the breeder on the registration papers is eligible for 2025 BERI!!
also...
ANY horse sired by BC ALL WAYS LEO is eligible for 2025 BERI!!

*Breeder located in Ponoka AB
*Stallion standing at Williams Performance Horses

12/16/2024

One of our oldest broodmares is by Bully Bullion. She’s in foal to A Streak Of Fling again for a 2025 baby 🤍

Bully Bullion

Bred and raised by Jean and Andy Chavers of Fort Lupton, CO and raced his entire life by Jean Chavers, Bully Bullion was a member of the first crop of foals sired by 1981 World Champion Special Effort, the only horse to ever win the two-year-old Triple Crown at Ruidoso Downs.



A May 1, 1984 foal, the bay c**t rolled up earnings of $225,384 with stakes wins in 1987 at Sunland Park and La Mesa Park as a three-year-old and a pair of stakes wins at Ruidoso Downs as a four-year-old.

The wins in the All American Gold Cup (G1) and the Mr Jet Moore Stakes in 1988 led to Bully Bullion being named the American Quarter Horse Association’s Champion Aged Stallion of 1988. In 28 lifetime starts, Bully Bullion had 10 wins, 8 seconds and 4 thirds. Only four times did he fail to run 1st, 2nd or 3rd and 3 of those 4 times were in Graded Stakes.

But it is as a sire that Bully Bullion will best be remembered. Standing his entire career in Oklahoma with Dee and Betty R***r at their Belle Mere Farms, Bully Bullion sired the earners of nearly $9 million in American Quarter Horse races and with his earnings in Paint and Appaloosa racing and barrel racing his gross earnings easily tops $10 million. Bully Bullion is the No. 2 all-time siring son of Special Effort.

The all-time leading money earner for Bully Bullion is the 11-time stakes winner Bullions N Garters. His other major runners include the 4-time stakes winner Bully Bonds; 4-time stakes winner Bullet Bullion; 7-time stakes winner and track record setter Tanisha; 6-time stakes winner and track record setter Aint It Fun; Champion Two-Year-Old Filly Shake The Bank; 4-time stakes winner Casino Bully; 3-time stakes winner Prowl; and 6-time stakes winner Bullisa.



Some of the most highly-sought mares today are daughters of Bully Bullion. They have produced such major stakes winners as Bullys Runaway; DMNV Mountable; Rarest Daisy; Shawshank; Finche; All American Derby G1 winner and Ruidoso 440-yard track record setter Snow Big Deal; SF Royal Bank; Eye Yin You and many other big runners.

Throughout his life he was noted as being a sire of individuals with good minds and a lot of try, and many of his offspring went on after their race careers to be useful in almost every performance discipline. Dee and Betty often have shared that Bully “had one of the most unique personalities they ever saw; he was almost Human and he passed that on to many of his foals. It wasn’t unusual for the farm to receive letters to Bully asking about his new foals, or to have visitors stop by on their way through town just to see him. Bully Bullion touched many lives.

With his daughters already producing the winners of 71 stakes races and the earners of more than $12.1 million, the influence of Champion and Leading Sire, Bully Bullion will be felt in American Quarter Horse racing for many, many years.

11/17/2024

BC Leos Venus was checked in foal this summer to a son of Canadian champion race horse Whos Bad out of a Jody O Tool daughter. She didn’t want to play ball with frozen, or onsite AI so live cover it was! Pictured last is one of her c**ts by a reining stallion with owner Emma Cherry - Pfleiderer. Excited to see what she has in the spring. Foal will be Breeders Elite Barrels and Team roping, as well as CBHI.

11/05/2024

Cattnick in her winter fuzzies!
An AQHA/APHA registered filly that we are pretty excited about. Being the only filly this year we held her back to keep for our own program for both roping and barrels! This was Fancy’s first foal and she did not disappoint.
Dually Cat

09/27/2024

BC All Ways Leo is one of the last heavily Leo bred stallions left! We have frozen, the option of shipped cooled, as well as live cover available for spring. He is breeders Elite Barrels and Team roping Canada 🇨🇦 incentive as well!

He’s enjoying his new winter pasture! Leo is a 2000 model so we do hope to freeze a bit more semen on him while we still can 🤍