Stockman Horses Help Make Arabian Champion Miss Cognac
Rex Stockman of Wilson Wisconsin built a breeding empire around purebred Arabians at Lasma Arabians Scottsdale, producing Cognac the Baske son who sired Miss Cognac sold for 600000 to Tom Chauncey. The Lasma complex and Stockman ties reflect a chain from Poland to Scottsdale that linked farms, auctions and high stakes in the Arabian world.
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Stockman family cherishes Arabian legacy and high priced bids
In St Croix County, the Stockman family recalls a storied Arabian horse business. A stallion sold for 6.5 million while another high priced filly brought 100000. The family preserves Handy Andy with a statue and grave planter by the Eau Galle River. Wayne Stockman is praised as the operation’s brains and Merry contributed through schooling.
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