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Pleasure's Pot o' Gold
February 24, 2000 -
What looked like a palomino colt at first, appears to be a Golden Champagne color. The blue eyes at birth prove Potter inherited the rare champagne gen of his dam Hyland Champagne. The blue color slowly changes to green and becomes amber when the horse matures. Potter was offered for sale at the age of 5 and that is when we met for the first time. Despite his lack of experience and untrained body, his movement is loose and strong without a tendency to be pacy. He could compete with his sire looking at his conformation and besides this his disposition is oustanding and that what makes me fall for him... A laid back stallion with a positive and happy expression.
Besides being a registered and bloodtyped Tennessee Walking Horse, Potter is also registered with both Champagne registrees; CHBOA and ICHRegistry and is foundation stallion with the Pleasure Saddle Horse Registry and Kentucky Naturally Gaited Horse Association. Potter has had a vetcheck including x-rays of his legs and feet. Potter his first offspring is born in August '06 meanwhile his offspring is spread over Europe in The Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Germany and France! Potter throws 50% champagne offspring. Potter is available for Tennessee Walking Horse mares and other gaited breeds. All his offspring can be registered at one or more of the above mentioned registrations. Click here to see an overview of his offspring.
Potter is available for breeding, for more information:
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A small group of
horses is waiting for transport to Europe somewhere in the United States of
America. Among these horses there is a unusual light colored mare that is
obviously heavily in foal. She is supposed to give birth in Europe but that
seems to be an impossible job for her. Later that day she delivers a healthy
golden studcolt. The owner decides to postpone transport and exports the mare
with foal by her side several months later. 
