Pamela Weidel has owned nearly 200 horses since 1978, and has trained or sold 100s more. Her horses have included the much famed stallions 1971 Juan De Shawn (progeny earnings $111,479) and 1984 Tikisflaming Jet+/ (earnings on the track $80,791). These stallions have made a dramatic mark on the Arabian racing industry.
Pamela currently owns and stands the excellent racing son of Wiking, Murkana Mike ($135,590); and the multi race winning, 16+ hand, Sporthorse Approved stallion Barkon, who also enjoyed a top ten endurance career before retiring to stud.
Some of her other outstanding horses include the great runners AF Sirpass ($70,267); and the prepotent broodmare Bygosh Bygolly, who has produced superstars: Djolly Good ($85,070 and later exported), Toute De Suite ($62,176), Gotcha Covered who won the Triple Crown Jr. Championship in Endurance, and the incredible racetrack mare Burning Gee PW with over $73,000 earnings to date.
Among other excellent horses, Pam currently campaigns AF Big Bucks ($32,383) in endurance, and as of last year he had top tenned in 19 of his 23 rides, and finished 1st in 14 of them with 3 best conditions. (see recent news above for his latest accomplishments!) A new endurance campaigner is Pam's homebred Getcha Good PW, with 2 firsts and a second finish out of his 4 rides, and a best condition. In another impressive show of racing power, the young Weidel-bred stallion Qjuick Sand PW has run away with earnings of $117,049, and dominated the racetracks as 2009 leading earner in USA. His performance earned him two Darley Championship Titles!
The "PW" behind the names of the Weidel-bred horses are not just the initials for Pam Weidel. PW stands for PROVEN WINNERS, and her horses truely live up to their names.
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Browse the site and see the fun Weidel's Boxwood Farm can offer you. Great horses for trail and track, riding lessons, camp... and don't miss the great little donkeys!
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