By Two Eyed Perry (AQHA) out of Sonny’s Jane Domino, Two Eyed Jackson was bred by Jim and Maureen Bridges, after they bought his dam from the Sheldak Ranch in the USA . Cliff and Doreen Hooker first saw Two Eyed Jackson in 1980, competing in the North Central Appaloosa Club’s Weanling Futurity in Prince George , B.C. He not only won this futurity, but came back the following year to win the yearling futurity. The Hookers then purchased him as a stallion prospect. In his two year old year, they bred him to Doreen’s old performance mare, Diamond M. Molly, as well as to a friend’s mare, Holly’s Icecap (by Silver Holly). Both mares produced coloured stud colts the following spring. Molly’s colt was named Jackson Brown, who went on to a versatile show career, and was one of the first Appaloosas to win his OMB (Outstanding Member of the Breed Award) with the ApHCC. The other colt was Stonewall Jackson, and after a brief showing career at halter, was sold on to become a roping horse. The Canadian National Appaloosa Show was to be held in Cloverdale, B.C in 1983, and the recently saddle-broke Two Eyed Jackson was entered, placing in halter and  Junior Trail Horse. After this promising start, he was campaigned for several years at Regional shows in halter and performance, and was undefeated at halter, earning the Grand Champion Stallion title at every show. Under saddle, he won numerous high-point and Regional Club Year-end titles, earned his Superior Halter and OMB award, and qualified for the World Show. He retired from the show ring at the 1985 Canadian National Appaloosa Show in Edmonton .

 That same year, stallion owners in northern B.C formed The B.C Breeders Group to offer futurities for Quarter Horses, Appaloosas and Paints. In following years, offspring of Two Eyed Jackson won many futurities, including the 1988 Snaffle Bit Futurity (Michael Jackson), with Count Two Ten , Sheza Hijacker, Jezebel Jackson, and Terminator Two winning large halter futurities. In 1993, Two Eyed Jackson won the James Wyatt Memorial “Get of Sire” trophy at the Canadian National Appaloosa Show in Lethbridge , with Terminator Two, Amanda Jackson, and Jacksonville representing him. Two years later, Two Eyed Jackson was awarded the ApHCC Supreme Sire title, when six of his offspring had won Outstanding Member of the Breed awards. These were the full brothers (out of Goers Nancy) Jacksonville, Hit the Jackpot and Terminator Two, along with Jackson Brown, Peter Jackson, and Shoelessjojackson. The evergreen Peter Jackson, purchased by Eva Van Beeten in 1987, is still showing at the National level some 17 years later.  Two Eyed Jackson moved to Alberta with the Hookers in 1996, where he continues to stand at stud.  He was a founding sire of the Canadian Appaloosa Incentive Fund in 1995, and has been nominated every year since.