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.
FVF 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: $9502019 17h Gelding. Restarted professionally and slowly w/15 months of diversified training. First level Dressage, XC, hunting, good scope and wonderful…
No Price ListedWant 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…
$3,750foundation yearling black leopard colt... very sweet... loads and stands for farrier
$6,500foundation Ulrich bred trail gelding... has not been ridden for a few years so he is at the trainers now for a refresher
$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: $600AQHA Registered Filly, coming three years old in July! Flashy, flashy buckskin with tons of frosting. Started under saddle, with about 20 light rides…
$6,500Sired by Marystown Prince Charming and out of Wa-Full Champagne's Lil Corker. Jack is a stunning buckskin stallion. He was shown last year and did well…
$2,500