Item: 925
Appaloosas are a uniquely American breed with a rich heritage. Credit for the evolution of the colorful spotted breed is given to the Nez Perce tribe of the Pacific Northwest of the United States. As access to horses (abandoned by the Spanish) spread across the United States in the 1500s, the Nez Perce tribe became known as excellent horsemen. In time, the availability of horses changed the tribe's way of life as they improved their herds of quality horses with unique spots. The name Appaloosa is thought to have evolved from tribes located near the "Palouse" River in Idaho. These stock type horses were prized for their color and temperament. Today they still are and Appaloosas are popular as family pleasure horses and show horses, competing most often in Western disciplines.
Grab your Trapper-Keeper™, some gel pens, and put your hair up in a scrunchie™, because this decorator model is bringing the '90s back! A vibrant mix of '90s-themed colors in bright turquoise, purple, and pink that’s sure to make your...
Icelandic Stallion Pronounced “Spor-dthur frow Bear-gee,” this red dun pinto Icelandic Stallion was imported from Iceland to Kentucky in 2013. Sporður is a five-gaited stallion with show-stopping gaits, incredible bloodlines, and a friendly personality. An athlete and breeding stallion, Sporður...
As the weather turns cooler and the days get shorter, we start to settle in for quiet evenings by cozy fires. And we have a lovely, new ultra-plush throw blanket that will make your relaxing time even more special. This throw features...
Leave a comment