Welcome To
Yellowhand Horse Co
America's premiere producer of Classic bred American Paint Horses
American Paint Horses bred for Classic competition
Years ago, it was hard to find a Paint Horse with good Quarter Horse breeding The formula has always been: Every generation, keep breeding them back to Quarter Horses & they keep getting better & better
The original American Paint Horse had no American Quarter Horse ancestry
They were hunters, not stock horses. The original ancient breed thrived & ran wild in the area we now call the Texas Nueces Strip, for hundreds of years before the American Paint Horse Association claims they were there
When the Spanish Conquistador's came north from Mexico, they were turned west by the Comanche Indians who were already mounted on these ferocious War Horses, hundreds of years before American history claims the Indians had horses The courageous, Comanche War Horse had a well established reputation, for attacking soldiers to defend his master, in the heat of battle
One history professor at the University Of Texas stated that before the invention of modern firearms & the Comanche's were at the zenith of their glory, Napoleon's army could not have defeated the Comanches. Because of their Super Horses. To this day, the best Paint Horses in the world still come from the Texas Nueces Strip
When Texas was an Independent Republic, the Texas Rangers rode Paint Race Horses & were the only people in the world who utilized revolvers. In time, the original ancient breed was reduced in quality by the strays, that would become known as the American Mustang
In 1965 the American Paint Quarter Horse Association & the American Paint Stock Horse Association merged to become the American Paint Horse Association This did salvage what was left of the colorful hunters that had once been known as The Pride of the Plains
Yellowhand Horses, are American Paint Horse Association horses
But, Yellowhand Horses have 100% Thoroughbred heritage
100% Courageous hunters, bred for Classic competition
loud frame overo thoroughbred stallion
July 17, 1993 at Hollywood Park in California, 2 year olds, 6th race
Hall
of Fame jockey, Gary Stevens rode Tri Chrome trained by Jack Van Berg,
to victory with a creditable 1:04 2/5 for 5 1/2 furlongs / 1,210 yards
Defeating colts wire to wire, trained by the likes of Hall of Fame
trainers D.Wayne Lukas and Bob Baffert, in a field of colts including a son of Storm Cat and a son of Phone Trick. Tri
Chrome was foaled in Arizona, but his dam Miss Joslin by Reward Lloyd,
carried her unborn paint foal from the Texas Nueces Strip
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Pancho Villa
when you breed for speed... you breed cousins
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loud bay frame overo thoroughbred stallion
two blue eyes with an apron face
texas accredited / double registered jc & apha
date of birth: 4/05/07
2010 Stud fee: $1000 / Details
By the same King Ranch sire line as Tri Chrome
His Dam is a daughter of Pancho Villa, by Secretariat
Pancho Villa is a full brother of Terlingua / Dam of Storm Cat
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