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.
Offering for consideration to an Excellent Home SMG Red Knight DOB June 25, 2023 DNA: ee, A/a, PSSM1 neg SIRE: PrimeTime – Fullers Mare x Lennys…
$12,000Kendra is green..but is doing well with taking a rider. She loves to talk! Loves her feed. She does have a tattoo on her hip. She is located in Butler…
$2,200Introducing Colonel Salem Brown EMS, a handsome bay 2023 colt with an impressive and diverse pedigree. On his sire's side, he features the notable…
$5,900SSS SARGE TRIPLEDEAL, Born 5/7/23 Built like a tank and bred to work. Sire is 93% foundation and Dam is 92% foundation so he can be registered foundation…
$7,500A gregarious and athletic junior stallion, 'Trout', is ready for his first breeding season. Fertility (motility and concentration) at the top of the 90th…
Stud Fee: $400Own son of Smart Chic Olena out of own daughter of Colonel Freckles.Our first baby we kept is coming five and showing really good we had him in Fort Worth…
Stud Fee: $850Beautiful filly out of a Grulla mare and grey stallion. Filly was born jet black but is turning grey now. I know the momma is high foundation, but I…
$3,000Diamonds Silk & Satin TN barn name "Silk" 2017 Oldenburg GOV mare by Diamond Stud and our Oldenburg GOV mare Felicitas DSF by Freestyle / Rosier. We bred…
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