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.
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No Price ListedFVF Matt Dillon is an amazing 7yo bay fewspot, foundation bred Appaloosa stallion. Registered ApHC and ICAA. He is a guaranteed color producer AND he carries…
Stud Fee: $950Available Oct 1. A fancy palomino with chrome in all the right amounts. She should be very athletic and smart with that sweet disposition that we breed…
$6,000Want one big & stout and strong enough to hold a calf, take a look at this colt. 2024 AQHA WA Do Watch Zorro (pending), by Do Watch Adam (Pitzer bred stallion…
$3,650This mare is correct, gorgeous, kind and smart. She is 96% Foundation stock, panel tested clean. Sound. Broke to ride. No foals yet. Owner having health…
$10,000foundation yearling black leopard colt...100% foundation eligible... 6 panel N/N... Aa LP/LP... 1 copy of PATN 1... very sweet... loads and stands for…
$6,500foundation Ulrich bred trail gelding... is doing great at the trainers... will make a great trail horse... sound... loads great... picks up his feet..…
$6,5002018 AQHA stallion. Live cover or shipped. $600 introductory stud fee live cover. 5 panel negative. Cream gene with Dun factor. 95.51% FQHA
Stud Fee: $600