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WestWin Farms is a total breeding farm including, foaling and sales prep for your equine athlete. Located in Purcell, OK
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#DEC47B
Harvest Gold
222, 196, 123
44, 60, 68
0, 12, 45, 13
#B1C957
Celery
177, 201, 87
73, 51, 56
12, 0, 57, 21
#698935
Pesto
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83, 44, 37
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WestWin Farms is a full-service breeding farm in Purcell, Oklahoma, serving the needs of equine athletes and their owners. Its services include breeding, foaling, and sales preparation, with stallion offerings spanning Thoroughbreds, Quarter Horses, and Paints. The farm lists stallions such as Code West, Pass The Buck, Popularity, and Tank Commander, alongside Paint and Quarter Horse sires including Smithwork-PT, Painted Turnpike-PT, CRM Livewire-PT, and Lucky Dice.
Fees and booking availability vary by stallion, and CRM Livewire is listed as a private, limited-book stallion. WestWin Farms asks prospective clients to contact its office directly about semen shipping and breeding dates. The farm is owned by Bryan Hawk and has staff responsible for broodmare and stallion management.
Located at 21072 Sooner Avenue, the farm’s office is open Monday through Friday, with hours subject to change during breeding season; it is closed on weekends. WestWin Farms provides a focused range of breeding and horse-care services for clients seeking stallion access and support through key stages of equine production
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2019
Company size
2-10 employees
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