Tennessee Walking Horse Stallion

TWHBEA Number 21401411
Horse Name A GIN TO WIN
Color BLACK
Markings NEAR HIND SOCK, STAR, SNIP
Height 15.2 hands
Historical Pedigree       Video       Champion Progeny

2022 Inaugural Season At Stud

2017 World Champion Three-Year-Old Stallion
2017 World Grand Champion Three-Year-Old
2018 World Grand Champion Four-Year-Old Amateur Horse
2020 World Champion Show Pleasure Stallion
2021 Reserve World Champion Show Pleasure Stallion
2022 Reserve World Champion Ladies Auxiliary

At Sugar Creek we are proud to be representing 2 X World Grand Champion A Gin To Win for owner Sherry Roberts. We have followed the stellar career of A Gin To Win closely and felt he would have a large impact on the breed in the breeding shed.

Sired by Hall of Fame stallion Gen’s Black Gin, and out of the multi–World Champion producing mare Sister’s Magic, a daughter of WGC Pusher Busting Loose. He was bred and raised by Jill Derrickson of renown For The Glory Farms. It was at For The Glory that Gin To Win was started under saddle.

A Gin To Win had a very successful Two-Year-Old year culminating with a strong finish in the Two-Year-Old Stallion preliminary at the 2016 Celebration. But it was his Three-Year-Old year that he became a standout. At the 2017 Trainer’s Show Gin To Win dominated a very strong class of Three-Year-Olds and soon became shortly after the property of Harold Roberts of Van Buren, Missouri.

A Gin To Win under the direction of Herbert Derickson winning the Three-Year-Old Stallions class at the 2017 National Trainers Show.

Under Harold Roberts ownership Gin To Win was relocated to Abernathy Stables and came under the guidance of Blaise Broccard. It was later in the Summer of 2017 Blaise made her first show ring appearance on Gin To Win at the competitive Marshall County Horseman’s Association Show. Gin To Win was a force in that class and used that victory as a steppingstone to become the 2017 World Champion Three-Year-Old Stallion and 2017 World Grand Champion Three-Year-Old.

A Gin To Win and Blaise Broccard making their victory pass as 2017 World Grand Champion Three-Year-Old.

Kyndra Myers took the reins of Gin To Win in the Amateur ranks in 2018. A successful 2018 campaign ended with another set of roses for Gin To Win in the Four-Year-Old Amateur World Grand Championship.

Kyndra Myers taking the reins on A Gin TO Win and becoming the 2018 Owner Amateur Four-Year-Old World Grand Champion.

As an Aged Horse Gin To Win added More World titles in the Show Pleasure division under the direction of Blaise Broccard.

A Gin To Win and trainer Blaise Broccard making their victory pass a memorable one at the 2020 Celebration as World Champion Show Pleasure Stallion.

Now Gin To Win is headed to the breeding shed where many breeders have been waiting on him. According to David Williams of Sugar Creek, “The offspring of Gin To Win’s dam, Sister’s Magic, has always intrigued me from Man of Stone and another Stonecutter son from her Hook ’em Horns who we sold as a yearling and unfortunately died before making it to the show ring. We knew when she was bred to Black Gin we had gotten it right. Her first offspring of that cross was Res. World Champion mare GI Gen and the first Black Gin son out of her was of course multi-WGC A Gin To Win.”

GI Gen, the full sister to World Grand Champion A Gin To Win.

David Williams also added, “With his popular show ring career, strong pedigree and perfect curb appeal, we have high hopes for A Gin To Win and feel his first colts will be well received.”

The Beautiful Two-Time World Grand Champion A Gin To Win!

Contact David Williams at 931-639-1081 today for more information and to book your mare to WGC A Gin To Win!