Paint Horses – Discover the Horse that Looks like a Painting

Famous Paint Horses: What Made Q Ton Eagle Special?

By Terrence Rivera

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October 1, 2020

Q Ton Eagle is a Paint Horse stallion that has stood tall for it’s breed and is highly regarded as six time National Champion. He was bred by Quenton Foster and owned by J.D. Hooter. Q Ton Eagle experienced good Quarter Horse breeding, as can be seen with his powerful muscles and beautiful head shape. Unfortunately, his accomplishments remain unrecorded, as […]

American Paint Horses: What Made Rain Special?

By Terrence Rivera

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June 23, 2020

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Rain is an American paint horse depiction in the movie Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. American paint horses are known for their signature color patterns that combine splotches of white and other dark colors. Muscular and with a firm neck, this horse features in sports, riding and work. In the movie, Rain is an attractive and […]

Famous Paint Horses: What Made Hidalgo Special?

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March 20, 2020

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Hidalgo is said to be an epic biographical western film made in 2004, based on an American distance and dispatch rider Frank Hopkins and his mustang Hidalgo. The film takes place in Arabia in 1891 and depicts how Hopkins was invited to participate in a horse race known as, the “Ocean of Fire” that consisted […]

Introducing our Paint Horse Stable and Breeder Directory

By Terrence Rivera

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September 20, 2019

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Check out our new directory of paint horse stables and breeders from around the country. This state-by-state directory is a work in progress. We’ve learned over the years just how much turnover their can be in organizations, names, websites, and locales. We’re going to do our best to maintain and add to this directory, while […]

7 Scary and Real Laminitis Statistics

By Terrence Rivera

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August 6, 2019

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Laminitis can happen to any horse, anytime, anywhere, and sometimes there does not even appear to be a reasonable cause for the occurrence. Once a horse gets laminitis, they are very likely to get it again, and again. Here is why it is so important to watch out for this deadly condition. 25% of horses […]