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23	Arabians
18	Thoroughbreds
17	Andalusians
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Houston Shine is a 2004 reining stallion. He's a classic sorrel with simple markings. His good health and athletic build accentuate his classy good looks. Under the lights he shines and ripples, and under the lights is where he excels. Houston Shine has earned a Amateur AQHA Superior in reining, multiple NRHA Bronze Medals and a laundry list of other accolades. He has over $35,000 in life time earnings and is currently expecting his first goal crop.

Raleighs Full Moon has been accepted to more breed registries than any other horse I've come across. This Quarter Horse is also registered as a Foundation Quarter Horse, Appendix Quarter Horse, American Paint Horse Association, American Creme Horse Registry, Palomino Horse Breeders of America and the American Warmblood Association. This cremello stallion guarantees a diluted coat color in all of his offspring.

With life time earnings of over $350,000 it's a bit sad that Fancy Step has (this horse) has probably earned more in his career than I have in mine. Fancy Pants has got a list of accomplishments as long as my arm. He was the 2009 NRHA Derby Open Champion and the 2010 USEF World Equestrian Games Trials Gold Medal Champion just to name two highlights. He's also a very pretty guy with a nice golden Palomino color, a classic blaze and sweet little dished face. What's not to like?

"Tyler" is an up and coming AQHA reining/cow horse stallion. Tyler is an old fashioned, down in the dirt, hard working horse.

Something about this stallion's coat to me just reads as "Candy Apple". He is just the most laquered red I have ever seen on a horse. I'll say it; Shine Like Hail, shines like hell! I also love the waves in his mane. Why can't I get my hair to look like that? This Shinig Spark son of course is a champion reiner. My only regrets about featuring this guy, is I don't have more photos of him to share.

Cash is the perfect shade of gold for a Palomino; not too light but not too dark. I love his sweet face and balance conformation.I don't find many geldings to feature, so I'm happy to have stumbled across this guy. Not just a barrel horse, Cash is very accomplished and has won at the Pro-west Rodeo Association, NWBRA, IEBRA, and college rodeo team for the University of Idaho.

King Jacks Skipping has quite the alphabet soup attached to him as an AQHA, IBHA, ABRA, ARHA registered buttermilk buckskin reining stallion. Jack competes in Reining, Barrels and Working Cow Horse. Also, take a peak at the cute black lining on his ear ridge. I chose Jack because he's a hard-working, versatile work horse but he's also super cute.

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