PB Getusum Dinero is sired by one of the all time leading barrel sires, PC Frenchmans Hayday (LTE: $400,000+)
In 2005 he was voted the 3rd place AQHA/PRCA Heeling Horse of the Year, and helped carry Sherry Cervi to a third place position in the WNFR Barrel racing Average. Dinero is so versatile, that at Nampa, ID he was ridden by Walt Woodard, Cory Petska, and Sherry Cervi in the short round, and all three were money winners. As an NFR Barrel Competitor Dinero was 3rd in the Average with Sherry Cervi in 2005.

On the bottom side of Gus’ pedigree you have horses like Tiny Charger, Go Man Go, Dellous Tudor, and more. Tiny Charger for example is sired by Depth Charge. Tiny Charger had 25 starts on the track earning him $74,482.

Dellous Tudor was a stakes winner with 9 wins, 4 times second, and four times third from 24 starts at Turf Paradise, Ruidoso Downs, Hazel Park, etc. He won each race by an average of four lengths. He recorded speed indexes of 100 or better in seven races and retired sound.

There were very limited breedings to Dellou’s Tudor, however he has many Quarter Horse R.O.M. winners including:

-Jazzy Jene (SI 99) Stks Winner - 9 Outs - 8 wins, fastest qualifier at Kingman Futurity and AQRA futurity.
-Mona Linda Fawn (SI 94) Multiple stakes winner
-Tudor Man (SI 95) Multiple Stakes winner
-Tudors Trouble (SI 94) Multiple Stakes winner
-and the list goes on.

Not only did he produce winners on the track he also sired halter and performance winners including: Lynn Dellou - 1982 World Champion Amateur Heading and Heeling horse 5th place.  

PB Getusum Dinero, or Gus as we call him, has been siring outstanding foals that are going on to win in the performance world not only in the barrels, but on the roping side as well. He passes on his intelligence, athleticism, and gorgeous looks to his foals. Ourselves and clients have sold his colts from $4,500 clear up to over $25,000 as prospects. We could only imagine what they are worth finished. 

Gus has earned money not only at local jackpots in the barrels but also at big races and rodeos. He has been a consistent 1D money earner and his colts are following in his tracks. 

He was coming on strong and becoming a tough competitor in the rodeo arena until he sustained a stifle injury that took him straight to the breeding barn earning over $10,000 before his retirement.