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Devil Dog Slides While My Glory Charger Leads PonyBox Ranks
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 3P My Glory Charger
Friesians, TBs and Fjords are in the top ranks. 3P My Glory Charger became top horse and was one of several PYTHON Friesiens within the top fifty horses when he reached the top spot on PonyBox. My Glory Charger is a 14.1hh 11 year old stallion who is by 8th generation sire 3P *Overcharged*. Overcharged too reached the #1 ranked spot with a top jump of 99.25". His dam is 3P *My Glory Bell* a now retired 15.3hh Friesian mare. She was a #1 ranked horse with 602,600 PB in winnings and 95.25". My Glory Charger has 867,000 PB in winnings and a best jump of 95.5". At only 11 years old, and with only 13 records, he has room to increase his jump height and winnings.
 ! Devil Dog
Close behind, having just slid off the top spot, ! Devil Dog, an 11 year old Thoroughbred stallion, sat in second position behind My Glory Charger. He reached the #1 spot on October 14, 2020 and held onto a top ranking for several days. He has 2,014,100 PB in winning so far and 101.75" is his highest jump. He’s by 4th generation stallion, now retired Devil Dog who carries the brand MNBIB. His dam is Solstice. This mare earned 5,584,900 PB and had a best jump of 98.25" with a 5,442 - 1,217 win-loss record. Her pedigree traces back to #1 ranked stallion 10th generation Gabriel bred by Victory Sporthorses.
 (k) Sukkerrør
(k) Sukkerrør is a Norwegian Fjord owned and bred by Fjords in the Sunshine. This nine year old 16.1hh stallion has ranked #3 and has earned 457,600 PB so far. He’s by 9th generation RSS Bear from the RavenSide Stud TBS stables. Sukkerrør’s dam is || Kjæreste ||, a first generation Fjord. She ranked 14th and of nine foals, almost half have been Fjords. This is just one of the Fjords the Fjords in the Sunshine is campaigning several of which is within the top 100 ranked horses.
 3P Ace Armoury Doll
These horses are being closely tailed by 3P Ace Armoury Doll, who has hit the 4th ranked spot. Owned by PythonPonyPalaces STANDBR this mare could be on a trajectory to the top spot. She is by *Ace In The Hole* and 3P *Armoury Doll*. So far her best jump is 93.75" and she has earned 626,100 PB in jump off winnings. |
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