| Color: gr
Height: blnkt
ApHC # 62028
Blanket - white w/ black spots over back & hips
Zero Hancock was foaled in May 1964, a colored baby out of the Quarter Horse Baby Zero and by Double Hancock. She was bred by L.L. Anderson of Derby, Kansas, and owned and raced by William Lies and Elroy Zoglman.
Her sire won the first Appaloosa World Wide Futurity in 1962, which she won in 1966 in world record time, becoming the first 2-year-old filly to run AAA time. She was the champion running 2-year-old filly in 1966 and set a new Appaloosa world and track record for 250 yards at the 1966 Colorado Appaloosa Futurity.
Zero Hancock earned $20,660 in 15 pari-mutuel starts, including eight wins. She was also taken into the performance arena and was a grand champion in halter.
The mare produced 11 foals, seven that earned a combined total of $60,576 on the track. Most notable was BR Go Zero Go, the only Appaloosa sired by the legendary Quarter Horse Go Man Go; and Zero Balance, a racehorse who earned a speed index of 101 and was a multiple stakes winner.
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gr. M, APPALOOSA, 1964
