Amys_Babies
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Does anyone breed or know anyone whos breed appaloosas?
Appaloosa Breeders?
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cruiseline
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There are a few on the forum. They will probably get back to you soon.
firm
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Hi
Not sure if you mean spotted horses in general or Appaloosas the breed. I breed spotted horses & Knabs - website in profile.
These are some general websites lots of breeders listed - hope that helps
http://www.aphcuk.org/
http://www.appaloosa.org.uk/
http://www.britishspottedponysociety.co.uk/
http://www.knabstruppersociety.org.uk/
http://www.spotties.com/
http://areyouthefarmer.co.uk/spotties/portal.php
http://www.knabstrupperlink.org.uk/
Not sure if you mean spotted horses in general or Appaloosas the breed. I breed spotted horses & Knabs - website in profile.
These are some general websites lots of breeders listed - hope that helps
http://www.aphcuk.org/
http://www.appaloosa.org.uk/
http://www.britishspottedponysociety.co.uk/
http://www.knabstruppersociety.org.uk/
http://www.spotties.com/
http://areyouthefarmer.co.uk/spotties/portal.php
http://www.knabstrupperlink.org.uk/
The Original Kao
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Hi
Not sure if you mean spotted horses in general or Appaloosas the breed. I breed spotted horses & Knabs - website in profile.
These are some general websites lots of breeders listed - hope that helps
http://www.aphcuk.org/
http://www.appaloosa.org.uk/
http://www.britishspottedponysociety.co.uk/
http://www.knabstruppersociety.org.uk/
http://www.spotties.com/
http://areyouthefarmer.co.uk/spotties/portal.php
http://www.knabstrupperlink.org.uk/
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i've been on your website many a time
you're very close to me and i'm determined to get a knabstrupper at some point
i do love palamino's too so if Arleta Kinska throws a spotty this year let me know
Hi
Not sure if you mean spotted horses in general or Appaloosas the breed. I breed spotted horses & Knabs - website in profile.
These are some general websites lots of breeders listed - hope that helps
http://www.aphcuk.org/
http://www.appaloosa.org.uk/
http://www.britishspottedponysociety.co.uk/
http://www.knabstruppersociety.org.uk/
http://www.spotties.com/
http://areyouthefarmer.co.uk/spotties/portal.php
http://www.knabstrupperlink.org.uk/
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i've been on your website many a time
you're very close to me and i'm determined to get a knabstrupper at some point
i do love palamino's too so if Arleta Kinska throws a spotty this year let me know
firm
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Hi Kao
You would be welcome to come visit anytime
Pm me
Arleta is looking huge but I think not likely to foal for a week or so. Famous last words
Sorry OP off topic.
Some of those links are to breed societes so if it is a breed question they could help out.
You would be welcome to come visit anytime
Sorry OP off topic.
Some of those links are to breed societes so if it is a breed question they could help out.
Gingernags
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I used a registered and graded British Appy stallion to breed the little monster in my signature...
Ask away if you have questions, there will no doubt be plenty of experienced answers!
Ask away if you have questions, there will no doubt be plenty of experienced answers!
AimeeLou
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This year i've had one appy colt and one knabby colt. PM me for pics, and info if your intrested?
KarynK
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Yes! Mine are from North American lines and registered with the Appaloosa Horse Club in the USA. I have a line of working western horses and this year I have a lovely sport horse type from a Foundation bred appaloosa stallion.
sahiba
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I breed Appaloosas...... the other end of the scale to KarynK though as mine are all 16hh or more and the sports type as opposed to the foundation type. I also know a lot of App breeders so if you want info I may be able to help? PM me if you like!
Vikki89
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i am looking to buy a youngster and wondered if anyone can give me some information about appaloosas, temperment etc.?
Nic74
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OoohI always get excited to find another appaloosa fan! Amy's Babies your second pic in your sig looks very much like my appy.
Tia
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My predominant breed is QHs, however I do have a handful of ApHCs here too. Apps and QHs often have similar lineage; you'll see the same old QH names popping up from time to time if you are buying an American bred ApHC.
All of the Appaloosas that live here with me are very smart horses; way more intelligent than the other breeds of horses who live here. My guys are quiet, very easy to handle and ride but they have to like you and get to know you before they will be happy for you to just plonk yourself on. I've found that they tend to be one-owner horses; they seem to enjoy that one special person.
They can often get themselves into trouble, when left to their own devices, as they are so intelligent (for horses anyway). One of mine resembles a veloceraptor, in so far as he will watch everything you do and as soon as you go away he will try to do whatever you were doing. Make sure you have good catches on your stable doors and field gates.
The Apps here are all great allrounders; not totally amazing at any one thing, but very good at most things. They are suitable for pretty much any and all disciplines and they love to learn and turn their hand to anything.
They tend to have fantastic memories and if you teach them something a year ago and then don't do it again for another year, they will remember - hence use caution when backing and bringing an App on - make a mistake and you could be long-suffering!
They are very kindly horses and very forgiving horses and once you have made a friend of them, they will be your friend for life.
All of the Appaloosas that live here with me are very smart horses; way more intelligent than the other breeds of horses who live here. My guys are quiet, very easy to handle and ride but they have to like you and get to know you before they will be happy for you to just plonk yourself on. I've found that they tend to be one-owner horses; they seem to enjoy that one special person.
They can often get themselves into trouble, when left to their own devices, as they are so intelligent (for horses anyway). One of mine resembles a veloceraptor, in so far as he will watch everything you do and as soon as you go away he will try to do whatever you were doing. Make sure you have good catches on your stable doors and field gates.
The Apps here are all great allrounders; not totally amazing at any one thing, but very good at most things. They are suitable for pretty much any and all disciplines and they love to learn and turn their hand to anything.
They tend to have fantastic memories and if you teach them something a year ago and then don't do it again for another year, they will remember - hence use caution when backing and bringing an App on - make a mistake and you could be long-suffering!
They are very kindly horses and very forgiving horses and once you have made a friend of them, they will be your friend for life.
Gingernags
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One of mine resembles a veloceraptor
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OMG I was hoping it was a baby thing to be grown out of, as veloceraptor certainly describes Finn!!!! (Little sod stalks and bites me too - not out of nastiness, just naughtyness - he's a right cheeky devil!)
He picks up everything he can get his teeth into, in a 2 minute period he had a rug, a towel and a brush on the floor and both his and his mum's feed buckets were flung across the stable. You can't leave ANYTHING out near him or he'll have it and fling it...
So its a breed trait eh? Oh joy!!!
One of mine resembles a veloceraptor
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OMG I was hoping it was a baby thing to be grown out of, as veloceraptor certainly describes Finn!!!! (Little sod stalks and bites me too - not out of nastiness, just naughtyness - he's a right cheeky devil!)
He picks up everything he can get his teeth into, in a 2 minute period he had a rug, a towel and a brush on the floor and both his and his mum's feed buckets were flung across the stable. You can't leave ANYTHING out near him or he'll have it and fling it...
So its a breed trait eh? Oh joy!!!