Milkyway Super Sport

Skills / Disciplines

Companion, Double Registered, Driving, Show, Therapy, Trick, Youth

Additional Comments

Milkyway Super Sport AMHA/AMHR pending. He is a friendly, bold, curious and in your pocket kind of horse and is handled daily. He was born on May 24. 2024, and is a solid chestnut. We anticipate he will mature at 33-34" as both sire and dam are below 34" tall. His sire is the grandson of Orion Light Vant Huttonest, a leopard appaloosa. His sire has produced a number of successful show offspring. It is possible that Sport will later shed out to have spots.... (read more) His dam is a silver dapple who has produced excellent quality foals for years and she comes from Cottontails and Stouts bloodlines. This little fellow is very sweet and we were blessed with another in your pocket foal this spring. He is alert, animated, and adventurous. He has the potential to be shown, a driving prospect, or maybe even a therapy horse despite his size. He would make an excellent companion and pet as well. His conformation is very correct and he is very balanced. He also has a perfect bite and no extra teeth. We are asking $1500 and are open to reasonable offers. He is a perfect size to become a driving horse and join his half siblings in the show ring. We are located 70 miles north of Atlanta, GA.

Shipping Notes

Buyer is responsible for transport but limited area delivery is available. Health certificate and Coggins are at buyer's expense.

Milkyway Farm

We are breeders of double registered AMHA/AMHR miniature horses focusing on solid color horses in dun, buckskin and palomino colors. We breed for quality with temperament being a priority then conformation and last, color. Our horses are show quality or retired from the show ring and some of our broodmares have produced champion offspring or are by champion stallions. We are proud to announce the addition of a World Champion mare by a champion stallion and granddaughter of fabulous First Knights Billy Idol.... (read more) We plan to breed her this year for a potential show foal. However, we keep our prices in the affordable range so that our buyers can be proud that their horses are of show quality. Our first priority for our offspring is a loving and hopefully, forever home. Our newest stallion is a buckskin leopard appaloosa grandson of Orion light Vant Huttenest. We will have a couple of foals next spring from him to offer. Our junior stallion also has a daughter in therapy training. Our mares have produced show offspring and also service and therapy foals. I have had 70 years experience in riding, training and showing horses. We showed Palomino Quarter Horses and stood a QH palomino stallion in the 1980's. We moved from breeding duns and palomino Quarter Horses in the 2000's to concentrate on miniatures. We don't stand our stallions to the public but do have a few quality foals every spring to offer.

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