Tales of the American Quarter Horse
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Curious about those great foundation horses that shaped the American Quarter Horse breed? Then grab a ringside seat and hear the stories from three renowned researchers and authors as the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum present the story telling event, "Tales of the American Quarter Horse in celebration of the opening of its newest exhibit, "Legends of the Breed: Bloodlines of the American Quarter Horse."
Thank you for sharing
So interesting.
Dang all these old stories
The filly I raised from birth 1970 has so many of these horses in her pedigree ( sired by Alkali Junior; out of the spirited bay mare of unknown origins that my father bought in 1969 "Rusty" supposedly age 6yrs but she was said to have had two foals already. Had a scar on her back from where a stallion bit her. Would LOVE to know where she came from/history). Fun to learn about QH background. Oh, and we were told Arthur Godfrey had owned the stud at one time. Any leads appreciated.
Poor Ole Billy.
sunday sachet out of oregon
I have Parsons and Perry ancestors
Absolutely fascinating!
Ive thought about this the speaker mentions that its unlikey that steel dust sired as many foals as people claim...later u hear stories about how much effort people put into moving these horses is why i question just how often there were false claims of linage.
The only registered AQHA horse I had that I can remember the name of was , "Kings Rodeo Star" , had a registered sorrel mare but don't remember her name , my current horses are grade far as I'm aware.
What a shame that, at a time when 19th century primary source records are literally at our fingertips, they're still serving up the same old mid-20th cent. QH mythology.
PZinTX please explain?
You have modern access to records but not the personal stories which gives you a full rich history of the quarter horse.
TROLL
Aqha needs to care more about the ranch.