The celebrated sire was owned by McQuay/Easton LLC, a partnership comprised of NRHA Two Million Dollar Rider Tim McQuay and his wife, Colleen McQuay of Tioga, Texas, along with partner Jennifer Easton of St. Mary’s Point, Minn.
Hollywood Dun It passed away two years ago at the age of 22. At that time, Tim McQuay said the decision to put him down was a difficult one. McQuay noted, “He’s been a part of our family, and a part of our lives, for a lot of years. None of us wanted him to suffer.” Colleen McQuay added, “I don’t know if we’ll ever be able to stand to put another horse in that stall.” To this day, Hollywood Dun It’s stall remains empty.
Without a doubt there are more records to be broken by Hollywood Dun It’s offspring–more additions to the NRHA record books. His legacy continues.
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