2002 Bay Mare
Corona Cartel x Let Loose Lois (Ronas Ryon)

Let Loose Corona is a true cornerstone of the program and a mare we have believed in every step of the way. She posted a Speed Index of 94 and has produced 11 money-earners with progeny earnings exceeding $42,000, proving her ability to pass on speed, grit, and competitiveness.

She is a Corona Cartel daughter out of a Ronas Ryon mare—speed stacked on speed. Over the years, we have crossed her every way possible, from Dash Ta Fame to Cat Ichi, and have been impressed with every single result. She consistently produces athletic, usable colts with the kind of run and mind that translate across disciplines.

She will have an Azuul colt and an HP HotRod colt this spring, and we are excited about the balance and versatility those crosses bring.

Let Loose Corona is by Corona Cartel SI 97, an AQHA Hall of Fame stallion and one of the most influential racehorse sires of all time. Corona Cartel won six races with earnings of $557,142, including the Los Alamitos Million Futurity (G1) and Kindergarten Futurity (G2), and went on to sire over $68 million in earnings, producing multiple World Champions, Champions, and Grade 1 winners.

On the bottom side, Ronas Ryon adds both talent and legend. Bred in Florida by James Floyd Plummer, Ronas Ryon was known for his exceptional race career and remarkable heart. He won 18 of 23 races, including the All American Futurity (G1), All American Derby (G1), and set a world record of :19.62 at 400 yards. He retired with over $1.7 million in earnings and later became a successful sire himself, producing 48 stakes winners and over $8.5 million in progeny earnings. Ronas Ryon was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 2004.

This mare represents longevity, consistency, and a lifetime of proven production. Even at 23 years old, she continues to leave a lasting mark on the program—and on us.