Joe Hancock 1923- 1943

			Dan Tucker
		Peter McCue
			Nora M (TB)
	John Wilkins
			Wawekus (TB)
		Katie Wawekus (TB)
			Lucy Hitt (TB)
Joe Hancock
			Unknown
		Ralph Wilson Horse
			Unknown
	Hancock Mare
			Unknown
		Mundell Mare
			Unknown

Halter and Performance Record:None. AQHA Hall Of Fame

Most verbal accounts make this horse 15.2 - 15.3. Dark Brown with a white blaze. Also, interestingly enough, they also make him part Percheron.

Quoted from Tom Hancock, grand-son of the breeder of Joe Hancock. {it was customary to name the horses after the breeder or farm in those days} "Two of Grand-daddy's neighbors were brothers, Ralph and Dave Wilson. Ralph owned a registered little boned percheron that stood about 14.3 hands and weighed about 1,100 lbs. He was Ralph Wilsons personal saddle horse.

Grandaddy Hancock bred five or six mares to the Percheron. Why did he do it? Well, the reasons are known only to him, and he never told anyone else what they were! Among the ones he bred to the Percheron was the Mundell mare. The following year she produced a brown filly who would become the mamma to Joe Hancock. No one ever called her other than the Hancock mare."

Joe Hancock was known for his speed, beating everything that came into his path. Later he would pass this on to his get.

Foal Crops	15
Foals Registered	155
Performance Point Earners	2
Performance Points Earned	23
Race Money Earned	$337.
Race ROMs	6
Race Starters	7
Leading Race Money Earner	Wonder Lad ($337)

Joe Hancock was humanly destroyed July 29, 1943 after foundering from a wire cut to his front leg.