EB'S BLACK CHARGER
1986 Reserve World Grand Champion
1990 International Grand Champion
Sire of Masquerading,
2001 World Grand Champion

PRIDE'S DARK SPIRIT

MERRY NIGHTCAP

This wonderful son of Midnight Sun stood at Walkers West for many years, and captured the Sire and Get classes like clockwork in the shows he attended.  A giant of a horse, he was considered to be the son most like Midnight Sun, and was leased by Harlinsdale Farms to occupy the stall left empty by Midnight Sun's death.  Nightcap was loved by everyone who met him, and is still sorely missed.

JAMAICA SHAKER

This beautiful son of Merry Nightcap carried on the Midnight Sun tradition into Canada, and as far away as Scotland where one of his daughters, Lacey's Star Shaker,  was imported to take her place as one of the foundation mares of the breed in the United Kingdom.

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MIDNIGHT IKE,
thought by knowledgeable horsemen of his time, to be the most promising son of Midnight Sun.  He was a noted show horse as well as a popular sire.

SIR WINSTON S.

Chance's Gold Dust H.
Photo Courtesy of Tommy Wilson

Hill's Perfection was bred as a young horse, under the name of Reycliff's Mid-Merry, and then gelded.  He made quite a name for himself in the showing - had won more blue ribbons than any other horse in the Celebration when they retired him at the age of 24.  The Perot family of Dallas owned him for about the last 5 years of show career and Ross Perot, Jr. showed him.  He then was retired and became the personal riding horse of Ross Perot, Sr. until Hill's Perfection's death.  The colts by him were mostly located in South Dakota for some reason - maybe that is where he was from originally or maybe someone up there bought him - bred him and then sold him.  Don't know - I do know that he was not put into show training until he was a little older than most horses.  He was a great horse.

Mary Ellen Areaux

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EBONY'S COLLECTOR

SUN'S DARK BEAM

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