
Tanquery Gin (AQHA US-1090327) × Natural Pick (AQHA US-2757815)
Status: Deceased
Country: USA
Registry: AQHA US
Reg #: 3744428
1998
15 HH
$8,550
Quarter Horse
Sorrel/Chestnut
Cow Horse / Working Cow Horse, Ranch
Tanquery Gin (AQHA US-1090327) × Natural Pick (AQHA US-2757815)
Status: Deceased
Country: USA
Registry: AQHA US
Reg #: 3744428
1998
15 HH
$8,550
Quarter Horse
Sorrel/Chestnut
Cow Horse / Working Cow Horse, Ranch

Sixes Pick established an exceptional performance record in ranch versatility and cattle-working disciplines, earning US$8,550 in reported lifetime earnings and 98.5 AQHA points across cutting, working cow horse, halter and versatility ranch competition. His achievements included the AQHA Superior Versatility Ranch Horse award, AQHA Open Performance ROM, NCHA Certificate of Ability and four All-Around championships. He also recorded earnings in NCHA, NRCHA and RHAA competition, demonstrating his ability across several western performance disciplines. His career culminated in becoming the inaugural 2008 AQHA World Champion Versatility Ranch Horse, ridden by Chance O’Neal at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. Sixes Pick won both Ranch Trail and Ranch Conformation, finished Reserve Champion in Ranch Cutting, placed third in Working Ranch Horse and fourth in Ranch Riding. His consistent performance across all five classes secured the overall World Championship, establishing an important milestone in the development of AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse competition. His earlier achievements included the 2005 AQHA Reserve High Point Senior Versatility Ranch Horse Championship, third place in the 2006 national standings and fifth place in 2007. He won the 2006 Fort Worth Stock Show Versatility Ranch Championship and was Overall Champion of the San Antonio Livestock Show AQHA Ranch Versatility competition in both 2006 and 2007. He also captured the 2007 San Antonio Open All-Around Championship, winning Open Working Cow Horse and Open Performance Stallions. His cutting achievements included a tied fourth-place finish in the 2002 NCHA Limited Open Derby, a Kansas Open Cutting Derby finals appearance and a Top 15 finish in Junior Cutting at the 2002 AQHA World Championship Show. His sustained success across cutting, working cow horse and ranch versatility established Sixes Pick as one of the notable early champions of competitive ranch horse versatility.
| Event | Year | Discipline | Class | Achievement | Association | Level | Earnings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AQHA VRH World Championship Ranch Cutting | 2008 | Versatility Ranch Horse | Ranch Cutting | Reserve World Champion | AQHA | Open | — |
| AQHA VRH World Championship Ranch Conformation | 2008 | Versatility Ranch Horse | Ranch Conformation | World Champion | AQHA | Open | — |
| AQHA VRH World Championship Ranch Riding | 2008 | Versatility Ranch Horse | Ranch Riding | 4th Place | AQHA | Open | — |
| AQHA VRH World Championship Working Ranch Horse | 2008 | Versatility Ranch Horse | Working Ranch Horse | 3rd Place | AQHA | Open | — |
Total Registered Progeny
Performance Earners
Total Reported Offspring Earnings
| Progeny Name | Discipline | Achievement | Year | Earnings | Association/Event |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Averys Natural Pick | Roping / Heeling | Third in the 2022 Riata Buckle #12.5 Heeling Futurity | 2022 | $24,950 | Riata Buckle - Riata Buckle #12.5 Heeling Futurity |
| CG Tanquery Maid | Barrel Racing | Breeders Challenge Barrel Finale Invitational Open 3D Reserve Champion | — | $14,004 | Breeders Challenge - Breeders Challenge Barrel Finale Invitational Open 3D |
| Frenchmans Pick | Barrel Racing | PRCA/WPRA barrel racing competitor; fourth in Round 7 at the 2020 National Finals Rodeo | 2020 | $64,112 | PRCA / WPRA - 2020 National Finals Rodeo Round 7 |
| King County Pick | Ranch Horse / Colt Starting | 2023 Road to the Horse 3-Year-Old Challenge Reserve Champion | 2023 | $20,000 | Road to the Horse - Road to the Horse 3-Year-Old Challenge |
| Perfect Performance | Ranch Horse / Colt Starting | 2011 Road to the Horse 3-Year-Old Challenge Champion | 2011 | $10,000 | Road to the Horse - Road to the Horse 3-Year-Old Challenge |
| Pick Of The Sixes | Roping / Heeling | Third in the 2025 ARHFA World Championship Intermediate Open Heeling Futurity | 2025 | $11,023 | ARHFA - 2025 ARHFA World Championship Intermediate Open Heeling Futurity |
| Sixes Ridinghood | Ranch Horse / Colt Starting | 2021 Road to the Horse 3-Year-Old Challenge Champion | 2021 | $80,000 | Road to the Horse - Road to the Horse 3-Year-Old Challenge |
| Sixes Sixgun | Western Performance | AQHA Open Performance ROM; 59 AQHA performance points | — | $19,051 | AQHA - AQHA Open Performance ROM |
| Take A Pick | Versatility Ranch Horse | AQHA World Champion Cowboy Versatility Ranch Horse | — | $25,060 | AQHA - AQHA World Championship Cowboy Versatility Ranch Horse |
| Trixies Sixes | Ranch Horse / Reined Cow Horse | AQHA Ranching Heritage and NRCHA competitor; 52.5 AQHA performance points | — | $29,952 | AQHA / NRCHA - AQHA Ranching Heritage / NRCHA |
Sixes Pick (1998–2024) was a sorrel American Quarter Horse stallion (AQHA 3744428) by Tanquery Gin and out of Natural Pick, a daughter of Tenino Badger. Bred by Burnett Ranches at the historic Four Sixes Ranch in Texas, his pedigree combined established cutting and cow-horse bloodlines with generations of proven ranch-horse breeding. Through Tanquery Gin, he carried the influence of Doc O’Lena, Doc Bar and Poco Bueno, while his maternal ancestry incorporated Peppy San Badger, Grey Badger II and the influential Four Sixes Ranch 99 mare family. His sire, Tanquery Gin, was an important contributor to the Four Sixes Ranch breeding program, recognised for producing versatile working ranch horses. His dam, Natural Pick, descended from the ranch's renowned 99 maternal family, developed through generations of selection for cattle-working ability, soundness and versatility. This combination gave Sixes Pick a pedigree firmly established in both competitive performance and practical ranch work. Sixes Pick made history in 2008 as the inaugural AQHA World Champion Versatility Ranch Horse, ridden by Chance O’Neal. He won Ranch Trail and Ranch Conformation, was Reserve Champion in Ranch Cutting and placed in Ranch Riding and Working Ranch Horse. His achievements also included the AQHA Superior Versatility Ranch Horse award, the 2005 AQHA Reserve High Point Senior Versatility Ranch Horse Championship, and 98.5 AQHA points across multiple disciplines. His reported lifetime performance earnings totalled US$8,550. As a breeding stallion, Sixes Pick became a Top 10 All-Time Leading Sire of Ranch Horse Money-Earners, producing successful competitors in ranch versatility, working cow horse and other western performance disciplines. According to QData's October 2026 figures, he sired 763 AQHA-registered foals, including 53 money-earners, with US$459,983 in reported progeny earnings. Although Sixes Pick died on 4 December 2024, his influence continues through his descendants and the availability of frozen semen, preserving an important connection to the Four Sixes Ranch's longstanding breeding traditions.
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