Nokota Bred Dun Stud Colt

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This Nokota bred dun stud colt would make a unique, long term, project for any colt starter, or upcoming trainer. He will probably be on the short but stout side, as his dam is around 14.2 hands and his sire is about 14.3 hands. His grandparents are registered on both sides as Nokota as proof of parentage. He is currently out with is herd and is untouched, which will make him a clean slate to his new partner.

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Shipping Notes

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The farm has one, if not the only, largest Nokota breeding herd in Illinois, or maybe in the Midwest. All of the horses come from full foundation or Nokota crosses. All of the bloodlines trace back to the original park horses, and the head herd sire is the son of one of the Kuntz top breeding sires, Grandpa Smoke. There is a lot of color, breeding, and athletic potential in all of the foals that are produced in this Nokota herd.... (read more) A few of the horses are registered, and many of the foals have the potential to be registered with the Nokota Conservancy. All of the horses are Nokota, and there have not been any other breeding, or crossing, since the start of this herd, over 20 years ago.