Trashy Affair

Introducing DeGraff Stables’ First Reining Stallion – Trashy Affair 

DeGraff Stables is proud to welcome Trashy Affair, a 2019 chestnut stallion by the legendary Gunnatrashya and out of Memorable Walla Whiz, to our stallion roster. With proven success in the arena and bloodlines that define reining royalty, he marks a new chapter as our very first western performance sire to stand at stud.

A talented athlete and NRHA money-earner of over $42,000, Trashy Affair has already built an impressive record, including AQHA World Champion Junior Reining Level 2 and Open Level 3 - Top 5.  A NRHA Derby Level 2 Open Finalist, he was also the Lazy E Red Dirt Reining Level 2 Open Derby Champion and Level 4 - Top 5.  At the 100X Reining Classic Stakes, Trashy Affair and Matt Flarida were Open Reserve Champions and Level 3 - Top 10.

His sire, Gunnatrashya, is an NRHA Hall of Fame inductee, Open NRHA Futurity Champion, Congress Open Futurity Champion, with lifetime earnings over $233,000, and a producer of over $17.8 Million. While most of his offspring have competed in reining, there have been many others find success in other arenas, including $589,000 in working cowhorse, over $655,000 in the roping pen, and over $350,000 in ranch horse events. There have also been money-earners in cutting, barrels and even halter.

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Trashy Affair's dam side is one of proven success as well. His mother, sired by $5.5 Million Sire, Walla Walla Whiz, won over $18,000 herself and has produced close to $80,000 with every foal of show-age winning money so far. Her dam, Memorable Affair, won $118,000 and produced over $300,000 and still going.  Daughters of Walla Walla Whiz have over $4.3 Million in produce earnings, and the "magic cross" has undoubtedly been the "Gunner" bloodlines. The first horse in NRHA history to win over a million dollars (Down Right Amazing) is sired by Colonels Smoking Gun "Gunner," and out of a daughter of Walla Walla Whiz.  Five others out of the top ten money-earners out of Walla Walla Whiz dams were sired by either Gunnatrashya or one of his sons. 

With his pedigree, performance, and presence, Trashy Affair is destined to carry on the tradition of greatness and help shape the next generation of versatile, competitive reining and western performance horses.