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Moneys On x Here I Am

Bred by Soileau Farms

Stress:    EN:    Reg#:

MONEY LINE is our $60,000 weanling purchase from Soileau Farms at Lackey’s Farm Sale this fall! With the hot start and popularity of Money’s On, finding sons was a top priority and MONEY LINE hit us as an absolute must own kind of boar! We are absolutely thrilled with how he has matured and have very strong belief in his ability to make a major impact! To put it simply, MONEY LINE represents all the best traits of his sire, but brings it in a stouter, more moderate package!

MONEY LINE offers an unreal look through the front 1/3 of his skeleton, being tall shouldered, elevated, and extended through his head and neck. He combines that incredible look with a strong jawline, a masculine look to his forehead, and a very tough look to his overall skull design. With that, he still has a tight ear set and the way his eyes sit on his head results in the ultimate front-end design. MONEY LINE is moderate in his length of body from blade to hip, and transitions back to a big, square hip with a hind leg that can plant and function at a very high level. He comes at you busted open and square and as he tracks away, he exhibits that same impressive kind of view. MONEY LINE is a powerful individual that we expect to consistently transmit those elite qualities that Soileau Farms has become known for! If you have talked to Gabe, you know just how much confidence he has in MONEY LINE’S ability to leave a long-lasting legacy!

MONEY LINE is sired by Money’s On (My Intention x Here I Am), the $110,000 weanling pig we purchased from Soileau Farms at the 2022 King’s of The Hill! He is off to a big time start, siring lots of high dollar baby pigs that are more importantly finding the backdrop at a very high rate as they have progressed into show season. The next level look, presence, and build, coupled with bone and power that he consistently stamps in his pigs has made him one of the most popular boars here at PBG!! MONEY LINE’S mother is a (Here I Am x Dirty Deal) sow that as a show gilt won the heavyweight class of Hamps at LSU. His mother’s sisters were Reserve Commercial Gilt at LSU and Champ Division 3 at LSU! There are years of genetic and phenotypic consistently stacked tight in his pedigree, which should make him a very consistent generator!