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31	Arabians
22	Appaloosas
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This sporthorse stallion has a little something extra. That would be a coat full of gigantic black spots. Is it weird that his face reminds me of Cookies and Cream ice cream? Palousa San Sebastian has nice gaits, good air over fences and loads of presence.

Lord Solomon is a Section A Welsh Pony Stallion. He was awarded First Premium status by the North American Sport Pony Association. During his examination he performed an 8.5' free jump; quite impressive for an 11.3 hand pony! Solomon has really fancy movement and impressive extension at the trot.

Don Alfredo, a son of Don Juan, is a 1987 Jumping stallion. He's well built, and a a horse I can picture a rich character from a Jane Austen novel riding.

As far as ideal Sporthorse conformation goes, Fidertanz is a model of excellence. He's balanced, uphill and curvy. In 2005 at the Bundeschampionate Fidertanz finished second, scoring 9.5 for conformation, 9 for trot, 9 for canter, 8 for walk , and 9.5 for rideability. This 2002 stallion is licensed for Westphalia, Rhineland and Oldenburg. If you look closely at Fidertanz's forehead he has a very small white exclamation point marking. Okay, so it's somewhat between an exclamation point and a semi colon. Oh well.

"Fable" is a gorgeously built uphill Sporthorse stallion. Fable is only the 2nd registered and approved Knabstrupper stallion currently standing in the United States. Knabstrupper's a rare horses that have the markings of an Appaloosa and the build of a warmblood and Fable is a prime example of what this breed is all about.

Check In has a beautiful and expressive face. His perfect star right between the eyes combined with his nose diamond make for some classy face markings. Besides being a gorgeous boy, Check In has prefect form over fences; he defines bascule. He was the Reserve Champion Stallion of the OS Licensing in 2005 and 2007. Check out more photos of Check In, including a glamor shot.

I'm about to die over how gorgeous this horse is. Max is a Sporthorse Stallion registered with the American Warmblood Society and the Half-Saddlebred Registry of America. In his owner's words, "Max has been showing and winning in the 3'6"-4' jumpers, Training level eventing, as well as dressage. He is exhibiting exceptional work ethic, ridability and potential under saddle and is progressing toward Grand Prix work".

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