Hello my name is:
Time Well Traveled "Trek"
I am a gelding that was born February 18, 2006
   

I was purchased by Jason & Leslie Willis at the Heritage Place Winter Mixed Sale, January 17, 2009.

Leslie gave me my nickname Trek, because it was a synonym for travel.

She looked up Travel in a Thesaurus and like the name Trek.

 

My Sire is Tres Seis. He has a 97 SI and won $856,901 on the race track. He was second in the All American Race.

 

Tres Seis

Sixarun

Sixarun is Tres Seis's sire.

Sixarun has a 106 SI and won $291,229 on the race track.

Streakin Six is the sire to Sixarun.

He had a 104 SI and won $473,937 on the race track.

He was second in the All American Futurity to Pie In The Sky in 1979.

Streakin Six
 

Reb's Policy

Tres Seis's dam was Our Third Delight. She had a 97 SI.

Dam of 15 foals 12 to race 10 winners and all 12 earned their ROM (Registered Merit) on the race track.

Reb's Policy is the sire to Our Third Delight. He was a great stakes horse and producer.

My mother Wish You Well was sired by Meter Me Gone.

Meter Me Gone has a 112 SI and earned $258,447 on the race track. He had 13 first, 4 second and 3 thirds.

 

Meter Me Gone
     

 

 

The Signature

The Signature is the sire to Meter Me Gone. The Signature had a 107 SI and won $333,473 on the race track. He won 11 first, 6 second and 2 thirds. He was born in 1980.

 
 

Wish You Well's mother was Dela Creme Smash. Dela Creme Smash is by Easily Smashed.

Easily Smashed had a 99 SI on the race track.

 

Easily Smashed
 
Before Jason and Leslie purchased me I was a race horse with a 86 SI.

They purchase me knowing I had a bone chip in one of my knees.

After riding me for several months Leslie decided to have the chip removed from my knee.

Leslie made an appointment with Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital to evaluate the known chip and discuss surgery.

On April 29, I was taken to Lexington, KY. Dr. Ruggles was my vet. He first watched me walk and trot. Then preceded to take X-rays.

After X-rays we found two chips one in each knee.

Leslie decided to have both chips removed at the same time. On April 30 I had surgery.

After surgery I was to be rested for 3 months.

Alan J. Rugles

DVM, Dipl. ACVS
 
 
While on stall rest I got into everything. I even managed to tear my nose wide open on a bucket hanger. Now I have my own special bucket hanger because I play in my water bucket. Lucky for me Dr. Reid-Taylor from Chappell Equine was able to sew my nose back up, and it left a very small scare.
 

This is me exhibitioning a the T & J Barrel Blast. Leslie had rode me 30 days prior to this show.
 
 

Jason and Leslie have teamed up with Kenneth Campbell and entered me in the Super Stakes Race at the Barrel Futurities of America show.

The Champion of that race will win $100,000. There are 49 other 3 yr. olds that have been nominated. We had to be nominated by October 1, 2009.
 
     
These pictures where taken of me on October 7, 2009 at Flying W Ranch.
 

I finished 5th in the BFA Super Stakes.

I was worth $12,500.

This was the first money I had won barrel racing.

 
 
I next won money at the Southern Rebel Barrel Futurity. I was Res Champion of the second go.
 
 

I finished 8th in the first go of the Southeastern Arena Barrel Futurity.

I finished 4th in the second go of the Southeastern Arena Barrel Futurity,

and I finished 4th in the average.
I have also won several open Barrel Races.
 

 

I was Res Champion in the average at the SEBRA finals.

I was 4th in the first and second round. This placed me 3rd in the average before the Sunday top 10 performance.

After 3 performances I was second in the average.

 
 

 
Jason and Leslie Willis - Chester, SC USA
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