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.
Sasha is 97% Foundation bred, she is five panel negative based on parentage. She loves people and is halter broke, good with the farrier and vet. Is up…
$5,500visit our website This buckskin filly is out of Westwood Farms bred mare…
$3,800Charisma is a 21 year old Appaloosa. She was bred to my Bay Arab stallion, not sure if it took. She is missing an eye due to an ulcer left untreated by…
$2,500SRR Tripple Jubilee ✏️100% Foundation Morgan ~ compact and athletic! ✏️great-grandson of TRIPLE S DUN IT ✏️great-grandson of WHIPPOORWILL NEWMOON…
$7,000Registered Appaloosa 100% foundation eligible! Fewspot bay filly 6 panel N/N. Ee Aa LP/LP one copy of PATN1. Will be a color producer. Great conformation…
$6,5002003 AQHA Dunalino Stallion NFQHA 94%/FQHA 95% registered. 16.1 Hands, 1480 Lbs. Iceman is a talented working cow horse with big bone, feet and muscle…
Stud Fee: $750Baron Boy is our 91% foundation stallion that throws the most level headed and beefy foals around. He has been shown in Reining Cow Horse and taken to…
Stud Fee: $600Whitney (San Jo Kid Lena) has more than his fair share of bells and whistles. He is a beautiful golden Grulla Buckskin Dun. He is FQHA, AQHA,IBHA, and…
Stud Fee: $600