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39	Quarter Horses
31	Arabians
22	Appaloosas
21	Andalusians
20	Thoroughbreds
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Pratt Sully Fire is a Foundation Appaloosa Stallion. His lineage is pure Appaloosa going back for 35 years. This means there hasn't been any Quarter Horse, Thoroughbred or Arabian incrosses in Pratt Sully Fire's pedigree. This Appaloosa to Appaloosa breeding shows in his extremely loud coloring and his offspring's equally loud coloring.

I love it when I can feature horses that aren't Stallions. I don't want this to turn in the Show Stallion Gallery. This is "Hanna" a 2004 Appaloosa mare. She was featured on the cover of a book called "The Legendary Appaloosa". She has earned two ApHC ROMs in Halter and Most Colorful.

Our next addition to the Over-achievers Anonymous Club is the illustrious Straws Mighty Magnum. Mr. Magnum has competed in a wide variety of disciplines. His owners also have a slew of photographs of him to peruse. Other Stallion owners take note, this is how you promote a horse on the internet, with lots of photos, with lots of winnings and with a collection of get photos and winnings. Read on for as many photos of Magnum as you can handle.

Continuing right along with Appaloosa week... meet Undertack. This Bay, blanketed Stallion is extremely versatile, winning in everything from Saddleseat, to Driving to Hunter Hack.

Apparently it is Appaloosa week here at Show Horse Gallery. This is Beau, "JTS Gold Flash" who is the proud owner of some of the largest spots I have ever seen on an App, outside of a Wap's pedigree. I love how big, splashy and clear his markings are. Appaloosas with muddy or no spots make baby Jesus cry.

Imagine Me A Dreamer, or "Gold" to his friends, is just getting started in the show ring, but you can't deny he's got gorgeous blond coloring and healthy white blanket. Throw in his four white socks and blaze and you've got any Cowgirl's dream ride.

What do you get when you cross an Appaloosa with a Friesian? Apparently, a beautiful horse chock full of spots with a very floaty trot.

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