INCENTIVES: Riata Championship, Nebraska Ranch Horse Futurity, Pitzer Ranch Horse Invitational, International Ranch Horse Association Futurity, Texas Quarter Horse Association Roping Stallion, Iowa Ranch Horse Association

Bryant Ranch has prioritized elite rope-horse breeding for more than two decades. Jimmy and Kim Bryant, with daughter Jimmie, currently stand four stallions including their Riata sire, Watch Jack Winit.

In 2019, the buckskin stallion landed in the top 10 in Level 3 Senior Heeling at the AQHA World Show. A year earlier, he was the AQHA Open High Point Tie-Down Stallion and the American Buckskin Registry Association world champion in heading and reserve world champion in heeling and tie-down roping. Watch Jack Winit has accumulated 222 AQHA points in heading, heeling, tie-down roping, breakaway roping and halter with Superiors in both heading and heeling. He has 20 AQHA World Show qualifications to his name.

The 2012 stallion stands a perfect 15 hands and weighs 1,240 pounds. He crosses back to AQHA Hall-of-Famer Two Eyed Jack 11 times and his own sire, Jack To The Hilt, was a Superior earner in heeling and won World Series money. Meanwhile, Watch Renee was an own granddaughter of the legendary rope-horse sire and AQHA Hall-of-Famer Zan Parr Bar. That could be why this stallion passes along his unsurpassable mindset, athletic ability and willingness to his offspring. 

In October, Jimmie Bryant turned fast enough steers on the stallion to place sixth in the 12.5 at the ‘24 Riata Championship to split $39,000. Like Watch Jack Winit, his foals are confident, friendly, easy to handle, super cowy and willing.