Byars, OK - February 10, 2003 - Hollywood Dun It has become known in the reining horse world for siring sons and daughters that replicate his winning ways in the arena, and the success of his progeny has made him reining's leading all-time sire. He was honored in ceremonies during the 2002 National Reining Horse Association Futurity for being the first and only stallion in history whose foals have garnered over $3 million in earnings.

Now one of Hollywood Dun It's sons, Dun Gotta Gun, has followed in his sire's footsteps in another area, by becoming a Breyer Horse model. The Dun Gotta Gun model was released in early February and is featured in the 2003 Breyer catalog along with Hollywood Dun It.

Mandy McCutcheon rode the distinctive American Quarter Horse to the reserve championship of the 2001 National Reining Horse Association Non Pro Futurity. By Hollywood Dun It and out of Katie Gun, the dam of another outstanding reiner, Gunner, Dun Gotta Gun was the Equistat leading Non Pro Horse in 2001 and finished third in the Non Pro division at the 2002 NRHA Derby.

The 5-year-old stallion is currently owned by Jerry Kimmel of Granbury, Texas.

For information on Hollywood Dun It, or to order the Hollywood Dun It commemorate $3 Million Sire Poster, visit www.mcquaystables.com.