Pauletta’s sire is one of our smallest  appaloosa stallions and we are very pleased with the conformation of his few foals and will be breeding him to more mares this year.  He is a son of Little America’s My Oh My who sires some of our most colorful foals.  Other outstanding apps in his pedigree include Lazy H Desert Storm, JTR Loud & Clear, LA DS Whatadream,

Here’s one example of color change.  Little America’s Skipper X from yearling to adulthood.  He showed no signs of app coloration as a foal:

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Whether you are looking for TINY to use as a stallion, to show, for therapy, or just for a pet, this may be just what you are looking for.  So far, he is the smallest of our foals.  Right now he looks black, but upon close inspection he has some white already on his hip and, as experience has proven, he will get more and more color for probably as long as five years.  Tenor’s full brother last year was appaloosa.  It will be fascinating to watch his color grow as he does!

Holy Moly’s sire is one of our smallest  appaloosa stallions and we are very pleased with the conformation of his few foals and will be breeding him to more mares this year.  He is a son of Little America’s My Oh My who sires some of our most colorful foals.  Other outstanding apps in his pedigree include Lazy H Desert Storm, JTR Loud & Clear, LA DS Whatadream,

Here’s one example of color change.  Little America’s Skipper X from yearling to adulthood.  He showed no signs of app coloration as a foal:

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Here are a few of his ancestors:

On the top side:

On the bottom side:

Lazy H Desert Storm                                                 LA Sesquicentennial Tex                                Xenon-Light Van’t Huttenest                 Orion-Light Van’t Huttenest

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This pretty filly will likely show more color as she matures.  She already has striped hooves the day she was foaled.  Her sire is one of our most colorful leopard appaloosa who was World Champion as a youngster and traces back to Orion-Light Van’t Huttenest, my favorite early miniature stallion.  Her sire boasts the most colorful of the Little America appaloosa breeding program and includes Lazy H Desert Storm, Little America’s SesquicentennialTex, and Xenon-Light Van’t Huttenest!  (Below)

Her dam is by the English breeding stallion, Falkland of Kilverstone. On the bottom she traces back to the tiny Komoko’s Little Champ.

Lazy H Desert Storm                            Little America’s SesquicentennialTex               Xenon-Light Van’t Huttenest

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Talk about a flashy filly. We were excited to find this colorful and tiny filly in the foaling barn. Lots of tiny outstanding appaloosas in her pedigree. She is a snowcap, which means as a breeding animal all her foals should color out. With her unusual bald face, she should attract lots of attention wherever she goes.

She was Top Ten in Weanling Mares 27″ & Under and tied for Reserve World Champion Multi-Color mare, but came in third due to the call judge.

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Tiny, correct, colorful, and about as perfect as they come! If you want little, and WE DO, “Chihuahua” as he is called, has made a great addition to our stallion roster!!! He was Amateur Grand Champion at the Biggest Little Horse Show in Texas in May 2005 and was in our show string in 2006. His foals are proving to be outstanding, refined, colorful and tiny.

Progeny

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