Foundation bred horses are those that can be traced back to the start of their respective breeds. Sometimes that means just a handful of stallions and mares that form the core of the breed. The term was originally used for Quarter Horses, but can also refer to Arabians, Appaloosas and Morgans.
Jack has been in our care ever since he was a yearling. He has disposition, athleticism, and personality. He will lay down easily and stay relaxed. He…
$18,000FVF Matt Dillon is an amazing 7yo bay fewspot, foundation bred Appaloosa stallion. Registered ApHC and ICAA and Gap 6! He is a guaranteed color producer…
Stud Fee: $950Topcat is the most quick footed horse on our ranch at the moment! If you are looking for a horse that naturally sits down and turns around …. QUICKLY……
$6,200Aptly named as this gorgeous bay roan yearling gelding is fun and curious! He is not only beautiful but of course well bred and athletic. He has a great…
$7,000IStarted withaWhisper (known as Hampton in our barn) is a 16.3 hh, 2015 registered & papered Appendix mare. Hampton has been with me for just over 3 years…
$5,500Patriot was born on July 4th. He is an up headed, correct colt with the possibility of doing just about anything. Foundation bred with old Government…
$3,500Firefly is 100% Foundation bred buckskin mare ready to train your way. She is still growing and should mature 14.2H+. Firefly has nice, old bloodlines…
$5,500Harrier is a pony sized, 100% Foundation bred Morgan mare with 50% WAR breeding. She may be homozygous for black. She has been ground handled since birth…
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