Wyoming’s 88 Ranch puts 23 lots built around Brazilian outcross sire Sheik Jean Fly HTT on the block in the 88 Ranch Special Sale at Solo Select on Sunday, Nov. 22, including the first full offering of the stallion’s riding-age colts.

Every horse in the catalog was raised on the Henry family’s six-generation cattle operation in Douglas, Wyo. The young ones went to remote cow camps to gather and doctor cattle before anybody set a pattern on them. Barrel racers love to argue cow-bred versus run-bred. The Henrys never had to pick.
“We try to make our horses multidimensional, because we not only have a job we need to accomplish, but we’re trying to produce athletes that can go on to the arena,” 88 Ranch owner Garrett Henry said.
That’s the part worth paying attention to if you’re shopping. Colt starter Troy Brandemuehl puts 120 days on the ranch’s young horses, then they spend months outside on cattle. A colt raised that way isn’t locked into one event. Point him at the barrels or the roping pen, and if the plan changes, he still has a job. The catalog even carries two rope-bred yearling stud colts alongside the barrel-bred lots.
The Stallion: Sheik Jean Fly HTT
Sheik Jean Fly HTT isn’t a household name in American barrel racing yet, and that’s mostly timing. The 2014 sorrel came over from Brazil in 2021, and his first performance-age foals are 2027 futurity horses. This sale is the first real look at what he’s putting on the ground at riding age.
He’s by Victory Fly VM 01IBR, Brazil’s leading barrel sire with 462 money earners, out of Tiny Martha Jean by Marthas Six Moons, an NBHA Presidents Cup Super Show Champion and BFA Futurity top-10 finalist. Sheik backed that up himself in Brazil with multiple sub-17-second standard patterns, including a 16.65 as a 4-year-old, and an estimated $80,000-plus in earnings. Stateside, he was a Pink Buckle Round 1 Open 2D finalist and ran a 16.8 there with Kassie Mowry that a downed barrel kept out of the money.

The outcross is the other half of the pitch. Neither Victory Fly VM nor Marthas Six Moons shows up in most American running-bred mares, so Sheik carries none of the Dash Ta Fame, Frenchmans Guy or Corona Cartel blood that runs through the modern barrel pedigree. He’s 15 hands and 1,100 pounds, tested 7-panel N/N and EJSCA N/N, and his 2027 fee at Solo Select is $2,500.
“He’s an extreme athlete, very attractive pedigree, very well put together physically,” Henry said in Solo Select’s February announcement of the sale. “But what really makes him different is the kind of horses he produces. They’re incredibly trainable, very intelligent, and physically capable in a way that’s hard to describe until you see them move.”
Persnikitty Sells, and So Do Her Babies

The headliner on the mare side is Hip 201, Persnikitty, a $61,446 futurity earner with Hallie Hanssen. She’s a 2019 black mare by Slick By Design out of RC Back In Black by Ninety Nine Goldmine.
Her family is stacked. RC Back In Black qualified for the 2011 National Finals Rodeo with Jane Melby, won three rounds and finished sixth in the world. She earned more than $151,000 and has produced nearly $1 million, led by Blackkout, the Winners Version stallion who sold for $875,000 at the 2023 Pink Buckle sale, and Persnikitty’s full brother Slick N Black, the Fizz Bomb Futurity Champion and a $280,000-plus earner. RC Back In Black took the 2023 BFA Mare Power Award, and Slick By Design was QData’s No. 3 barrel horse sire in both 2024 and 2025, with progeny earnings approaching $11 million.
“What I would consider some of our very best pairs is what these colts are out of: My Lady Bug Leo, LLP Streakin Dolly,” Henry said. “Persnikitty, we’re putting her in the sale, which won over $60,000 in the barrel futurities, and some of her babies.”

Persnikitty’s 2026 bay colt by Sheik Jean Fly HTT sells as Hip 155, and a 2027 full-sibling embryo sells as Hip 101.
The Rest of the Band
The other dams bring real pedigree and real money. My Lady Bug Leo (Shawne Bug Leo) earned $77,635 and has produced $43,624, and LLP Streakin Dolly (Streakin Again) earned $37,655. Streakin Easy April and French Streakin Lizzy are A Streak Of Fling daughters. Salty Rita and Peppermint Mocha are by Blazin Jetolena, First To Perk and TBR Royal Perks are by Dash For Perks, and Guyz Smooth Amber and A Pepper Smoothie are by A Smooth Guy. KVN Little Sister is by Corona Cartel, and RSR Speed Com Dash is by PC Redwood Manny.
The Riding-Age Colts
Nine 2- and 3-year-olds sell, and seven of them are by Sheik Jean Fly HTT. The catalog lists pedigree, height and weight, and vet statements and radiographs are posted on every lot.
3-Year-Olds
First Sheik To Perk (Hip 351)

Sheik Jean Fly HTT x First To Perk x Dash For Perks
2023 gray gelding, 15.1–15.2 hands, 1,046 pounds
Kiss Me Easily (Hip 352)

JL Dash Ta Heaven x Streakin Easy April x A Streak Of Fling
2023 sorrel mare, 14.3–15 hands, 1,011 pounds
Her dam also has a 2026 Sheik Jean Fly HTT colt in the sale (Hip 153).
Bulleve Im Epic (Hip 353)

Epic Leader x Bulleva x Bully Bullion
2023 sorrel mare, 14.2–14.3 hands, 978 pounds
2-Year-Olds
The Last OG (Hip 302)

Sheik Jean Fly HTT x TBR Royal Perks x Dash For Perks
2024 brown filly, 14.3 hands, 954 pounds
Our Favorites (Hip 303)

Sheik Jean Fly HTT x KVN Little Sister x Corona Cartel
2024 bay gelding, 15 hands, 967 pounds
Guys A Sheik (Hip 304)

Sheik Jean Fly HTT x Guyz Smooth Amber x A Smooth Guy
2024 sorrel gelding, 14.3–15 hands, 1,034 pounds
Sheiky Smooth (Hip 305)

Sheik Jean Fly HTT x A Pepper Smoothie x A Smooth Guy
2024 buckskin gelding, 15.1 hands, 983 pounds
Unnamed 2024 Palomino Filly (Hip 306)

Sheik Jean Fly HTT x RSR Speed Com Dash x PC Redwood Manny
2024 palomino filly, 1,031 pounds
French Jeanz (Hip 307)

Sheik Jean Fly HTT x French Streakin Lizzy x A Streak Of Fling
2024 bay filly, 14.2 hands, 880 pounds
Weanlings: My Lady Bug Leo and the Streakin Mares
Hip 152, a March 23 sorrel colt, is out of My Lady Bug Leo, a $77,635 earner by Shawne Bug Leo who has produced $43,624. With LaTricia Duke, she was The Patriot Open 1D Reserve Champion, BBR World Finals Futurity Consolation Champion and third at the LG Pro Classic Futurity. Her dam, Lady Rompin, produced $315,158, including AQHA World Champion Junior Barrel Racing Horse Happy To Run Em ($102,111). Happy To Run Em is the dam of Duke’s NFR horse DM High Roller ($677,296), the AQHA/PRCA Co-Reserve Barrel Horse of the Year. A 2027 full-sibling embryo sells as Hip 102.

Hip 151, a March 19 sorrel filly, is out of LLP Streakin Dolly, a $37,655 earner by Streakin Again. A 2027 full sibling sells as Hip 103 (ET date March 22, 2026). Hip 153 is a colt out of Streakin Easy April by A Streak Of Fling, and Hip 154 is a sorrel colt out of Salty Rita by Blazin Jetolena.
Broodmare Packages
Hip 202, Metallic Wild Child, is a 2013 sorrel mare by Metallic Cat out of Smart Little Jena by Smart Little Uno. She sells with a May 12, 2026, sorrel filly by Sheik Jean Fly HTT at side and is bred back to him June 5.
Hip 203, Famouseaglesnowcone, is a 2014 bay roan by One Famous Eagle out of Frenchmark Pristine by PC Frenchmans Mark. She sells with an April 14, 2026, bay roan Sheik filly at side and is bred back May 14.
Hip 204, Peppermint Mocha, is a 2015 bay by Blazin Jetolena out of Peppermint Flit by Flit Bar Beggar, selling with a May 16, 2026, sorrel Sheik colt at side.
For the ropers, two rope-bred yearling stud colts also sell: Relentless Business, by The Notorious B I G out of Relentless Glory by Metallic Cat, and Sort Of Famous, by Stevie Rey Von out of Sort Of Popular by Popular Resortfigure.
See Them in Gainesville
Every lot is housed at Solo Select and will be shown during the Solo Select Open House, Nov. 20–21 in Gainesville, Texas. Hours are noon to 6 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. The open house is free and also previews Solo’s 250-plus November and NCHA Futurity sale horses, every stallion standing at Solo in 2027 and an advisory symposium. Solo asks visitors to RSVP at openhouse.soloselect.com.
Bidding opens at 8 a.m. CST Sunday, Nov. 22, at bid.soloselecthorses.com and closes at 5 p.m. CST. Sale office: Shelby Minzenmayer, 940-727-3282, sale@soloselect.com.
The Henry family will be on the grounds both days.
“All the family will be down there,” Henry said. “We plan to be there and we’re excited to do what we can and answer whatever questions we can. It’ll be fun. We’re excited for it.”