Paint Horses

Born in 1969, this American Paint Horse stallion is one of the all time foundation sires by American Paint Horse Association. The Hank-a-Chief owes its name to its owner, Hank Wiescamp, who allowed it to be bred to Skip’s Lad. The Hank-a-Chief sired 472 registered gets, all colored. then came a long history of champions.  What makes the Hank-a-Chief […]

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Ris Key Business, referred to as “The Legend Maker,” is a true horse paint legend. He goes back Leo San Simeon with Leo San Cita and is thought to be the success factor behind the genetic brew of the “foundation” paint horses. Ris Key has 187 performance points, 9 national titles, 3 world titles, 3 Honour Roll Championships, and was the leading […]

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A 2012 inductee into the American Paint Horse Association’s (APHA) Hall of Fame, Cherokee Maiden was bred by H.W. Harbour of Ringling, Oklahoma. Her sire was the quarter horse Osage Dan while her dam was an unregistered horse called Maggie. Rebecca Lockhart brought the horse, and she was this legendary horsewoman’s first American paint horse.  Cherokee Maiden was […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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