1994 - 2000
The Stable On The Rail was home to Walmac Farm in the winter seasons from 1994 through 2000. During that time, there were some winning thoroughbreds, but no stakes horses came out of the stable. However, John T. L. Jones, Jr. (owner of Walmac Farm at that time) owned a quarter horse (MY DASHING LADY) and two paints (POQUITA DE SOL and MISS SUPER DEE) that trained there and did very well.

MY DASHING LADY (1996 Dash For Cash-Lady Signature filly), owned in partnership with R. D. Hubbard, won the Rainbow Derby (GR1) and had total career winnings of over $150,000. MY DASHING LADY is also the dam of stakes winners NOCONI and BRENDA BEAUTIFUL, both owned in partnership with R. D. Hubbard.

NOCONI (2005 gelding by Mr. Jess Perry) won the All American Derby and the Hobbs Derby. He finished 2nd in the Hobbs Futurity and 3rd in the Ruidoso Derby. His total earnings are $768,559.

BRENDA BEAUTIFUL (2006 filly by Feature Mr. Jess) won the Hobbs Futurity and the Southwest Juvenile Championship Stakes with total earnings of $274,952.

The two champion paints trained at the stable in Aiken were POQUITA DE SOL and MISS SUPER DEE (both owned solely by Mr. Jones). POQUITA DE SOL (1994 Salt Lake-Reba McIntyre gelding) won the Oklahoma Paint Association Futurity.

MISS SUPER DEE (1996 Super De Kas-Miss Murray filly) had 18 wins, 3 times 2nd and 4 times 3rd. She won the Oklahoma Paint Association Maturity, Heart of Oklahoma Maturity, Trail of Tears Handicap, Paint the Town Futurity and the APHA National Paint Breeding Stock Futurity, etc. for total earnings of $116,714.

(We would like to thank Ms. Connie Martin, executive assistant to John T.L. Jones, Jr. for her help in contributing to our web site. Please visit Walmac Farm's web site for more information on this Kentucky-based thoroughbred facility: www.walmacfarm.com)