The Class of 2021 – STAGE 1 – Signs of imminent FOALING

In conjunction with Farm & Stable Supplies for supporting the Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) UK  2021 Photo Competition. Thank you 🙂

The Redheart Mare’s – Stage ONE of foaling and the imminent signs!

We keep our mares in a strict routine and when the doors are shut and a loud “night night” is yelled down the barn, the horses know it is quiet time and safe to foal.

Before foaling begins the mares must go through STAGE ONE of labour, a point prior to foaling when the mares look like they are showing signs of colic, box walking, kicking their bellies, rubbing their rear ends, lying down and getting up repeatedly, holding their tails up, looking at the flanks, nipping or kicking at the abdomen, sweating, frequently urinate and pass droppings, walking around, picking at bits of hay, pawing the ground, some show signs of yawning, chewing and generally looking restless with an obvious change in behaviour and generally looking uncomfortable.

We watch them closely as we wait for them to settle and not get worse…this is due to a hormone released which creates uterine contractions and the foal rotates from its back, onto its belly with its forelegs and head extended towards the mare’s vagina, it moves into position for ready for delivery.

It can last for hours with “breaks” in between or it can be consistent before foaling commences, either way, all mares are different, their pain thresh hold levels are different and all will show some of the signs mentioned. We watch them with a careful eye especially the maiden, she really has no idea what’s going on!

Here is a little video:

The Class of 2021 – FOUR WEEKS PRIOR TO FOALING

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Let us go back to November 2019 when we stabled our 5 mares through the winter months under at least 11 hours of artificial light, come early February 2020, our mares were cycling and obviously in season. We collected semen from our stallion and artificially inseminated the mares.

At their 14–16-day scan, the Vet was able to confirm the mares were pregnant and by the size of the embryo’s we could work out what date the mares ovulated. From this date, we worked out the estimated date of their foaling due dates.

From the time of conception, the mares lived a normal life out in the field within the herd. During the third trimester of pregnancy, foals do the majority of their growing, so we start the mares on a little stud mix and gradually build up the quantity.

With one month to go, the mares are introduced into a new routine, being stabled each night, each mare has her own stable, this enables her body to build up immunity to her new surroundings which are passed onto the foal. The mares are dewormed, have a Flu and tetanus vaccine and the last trim from the farrier prior to foaling, all are routine for us and all for the benefit of the mares and foals as we start our new evening TV show… Foal Watch.

We are now prepared, if there is anything missing from our foaling kit, it is sleep! No matter if this is your first foaling or your 100th, you do not want to miss it…the thought of creating a life and not being prepared to take accountability for any complications that might occur is something we take very seriously.

Counting down the days, we observe their udders and vulvas at 6am and 6pm, these are key to all the signs of imminent foaling. As the week approaches to each due date, we take note of the loss of appetite for hay, they have adlib hay and as soon as this becomes bedding, we know things are starting to progress. As we increase their hard feed, we introduce a sloppy grass mash with salt, this ensures they drink plenty of water to prevent their droppings change to a firmer texture.

As we watch their evening stable TV routine show, we note their behaviour, we like to say it is a “textbook” foaling but never have we witnesses two foaling’s the same, not even from the same mare. Every mare has a different pain threshold, but the fact remains they all must go through the same process with or without those obvious signs they are supposed to show us…

Here is a little video of our 5 mares:

The ApHC UK – CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS FINAL

 Well, we thought it was never going to end…

The support from our ApHC UK Members was incredible, the added Sponsorship enabled us to add more qualifiers for the Champion of Champions. We added a WILD section for those who qualified in utility classes with Appaloosas and then we were able to split the WILD section to enable our Members to participate with their non Appaloosas. As the COVID restrictions lifted slightly, we were able to offer a video section and then a Youth section, so from a small idea came a huge online show that financially benefited our charity through very challenging times.

With three very patient and talented Judges “WE DID IT”, on behalf of the ApHC UK Directors and it’s Members, thank you to Louise Hunt (Spring Show), Sally Chamberlain (Summer Show) and Beverley Beresford-Batten (Autumn Show). All three Judges (based on a score system) judged the Champion of Champions from all who qualified from the Spring, Summer and Autumn Show Series.

 

What on earth would we do without modern technology to have completed such a huge task…

Here are the final videos of all Champions and Reserve Champions that qualified for the CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS SHOW SERIES 2020

The ApHC UK 2020 CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS FINAL MEMBERS NON-APPALOOSAS

The ApHC UK 2020 CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS WILD APPALOOSAS

The ApHC UK 2020 CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS FINAL MAIN REGISTER

We would like to say a huge THANK YOU to all our Sponsors:

THANK YOU to Three Counties Equine Hospital for Sponsoring our ApHC UK Youth Challenge.

The Reserve Supreme picture, the Reserve Supreme Video, and the overall YOUTH CHALLENGE SUPREME!

THANK YOU to Dengie for sponsoring all the ApHC UK Members WILD Non Appaloosa Picture and video Championship and Supreme Champion at our Champion of Champions Show 2020.

THANK YOU to Elite Equine for their generosity in sponsoring ALL ApHC Veterans Championships and Reserve Championships in our picture and video sections in ALL four sections at our Champion of Champions Show 2020.

THANK YOU Auriol Thorne and Stuart Gordon @ Hands Onto Health & All About Balance for sponsoring the ApHC UK Members WILD Non Appaloosa Picture and video Reserve Supreme Championship at our Champion of Champions Show 2020.

THANK YOU Simon Coates @ Simon Coates Photography for sponsoring the ApHC UK SHOW SERIES WILD NON-APPALOOSA SUPREME CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS 2020

THANK YOU to Eleni Randle at Eldnar Consultancy for sponsoring many of ApHC UK Members Non-Registered Appaloosas Picture and video Championship at our Champion of Champions Show 2020.

THANK YOU to Tim Whittington Dwcf Atf @ Priory Forge for sponsoring many of ApHC UK Members Characteristic Appaloosa Reserve Picture and video Championship at our Champion of Champions Show 2020.

THANK YOU to Wendy Fitzgerald with Chubarry Charlie at Chubarry Appaloosa Stud for sponsoring the ApHC UK Reserve Supreme WILD Appaloosa Championship Picture and Video at our Champion of Champions Show 2020.

THANK YOU to Lynn Jarvis @ APHS & Foreign Breed for sponsoring ApHC UK Supreme WILD Appaloosa at our Champion of Champions Show 2020.

ApHC UK 2020 Show Series 

MAIN REGISTERED APPALOOSAS 

Champion of Champions Show Sponsors

ApHC UK Most Colourful Champion Picture -Bob Gale with Rodega Zadoc
ApHC UK Reserve Champion Picture – Bob Gale with Rodega Zadoc

ApHC UK – A & B Registry Championship Picture SPONSORED BY Rowan Hamilton @ Ha L’expérience Appaloosa – The Appaloosa Experience
ApHC UK – A & B Registry Reserve Championship Picture SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa
ApHC UK – A & B Registry Championship Video SPONSORED BY Rowan Hamilton @ Ha L’expérience Appaloosa – The Appaloosa Experience
ApHC UK – A & B Registry Reserve Championship Video SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa

ApHC USA – A – American Registry Championship Picture SPONSORED BY Mel Banfield with Private B Riker & Wa Ha Dar at Mel’s Appaloosa
ApHC USA – A – American Registry Reserve Championship Picture SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa
ApHC USA – A – American Registry Championship Video SPONSORED BY Mel Banfield with Private B Riker & Wa Ha Dar at Mel’s Appaloosa
ApHC USA – A – American Registry Reserve Championship Video SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa

ApHC UK – P – Part-bred Registry Championship Picture SPONSORED BY Joanne Thomas & Joan Silittoe at Capitall Stud
ApHC UK – P – Part-bred Registry Reserve Championship Picture SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa
ApHC UK – P – Part-bred Registry Championship Video SPONSORED BY Joanne Thomas & Joan Silittoe at Capitall Stud
ApHC UK – P – Part-bred Registry Reserve Championship Video SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa

ApHC UK – C – Characteristic Registry Championship Picture SPONSORED BY Kim Sands & Karen Williams at Tuscany Sands Stud
ApHC UK – C – Characteristic Registry Reserve Championship Picture SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa
ApHC UK – C – Characteristic Registry Championship Video SPONSORED BY Kim Sands & Karen Williams at Tuscany Sands Stud
ApHC UK – C – Characteristic Registry Reserve Championship Video SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa

ApHC UK Youngstock Championship Picture SPONSORED BY Katey Anne Catcheside at Invictus Stud
ApHC UK Youngstock Reserve Championship Picture  SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa
ApHC UK Youngstock Championship Video SPONSORED BY Katey Anne Catcheside at Invictus Stud
ApHC UK Youngstock Reserve Championship Video SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa

ApHC UK & ApHC USA Male Championship Picture SPONSORED BY Caroline Clarry with WD Arctic Rain at Peregrina Stud
ApHC UK & ApHC USA Male Reserve Championship Picture SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa

ApHC UK & ApHC USA Male Championship Video SPONSORED BY  Caroline Clarry with WD Arctic Rain at Peregrina Stud
ApHC UK & ApHC USA Reserve Male Championship Video SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa
ApHC UK & ApHC USA Female Championship Picture SPONSORED BY Viki Oliver with Cachiriph Zuhri at Cozmical Appaloosas
ApHC UK & ApHC USA Female Reserve Championship Picture SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa
ApHC UK & ApHC USA Female Championship Video SPONSORED BY Viki Oliver with Cachiriph Zuhri at Cozmical Appaloosas
ApHC UK & ApHC USA Female Reserve Championship Video SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa

ApHC UK Veterans (Male & Female) Championship Picture SPONSORED BY  Elite Equine
ApHC UK Veterans (Male & Female) Reserve Championship Picture SPONSORED BY  Elite Equine
ApHC UK Veterans (Male & Female) Championship Video SPONSORED BY Elite Equine
ApHC UK Veterans (Male & Female) Reserve Championship Video SPONSORED BY  Elite Equine

ApHC UK Youth 12 Years and under Championship Picture SPONSORED BY Michele Primmer with Chubarry Chaleco
ApHC UK Youth 12 Years and under Reserve Championship Picture SPONSORED BY  Redheart Appaloosa
ApHC UK Youth 12 Years and under Championship Video SPONSORED BY  Stephanie Welburn with Topspotted Tatookie at Dreamcoat Sports Horses – Elevage Dreamcoat
ApHC UK Youth 12 Years and under Reserve Championship Video SPONSORED BY Redheart Appaloosa

ApHC UK Youth 13 – 18-Year-old Championship Picture SPONSORED BY  Lian Wood with Redheart Reflection & Relentless
ApHC UK Youth 13 – 18-Year-old Reserve Championship Picture SPONSORED BY  Stephanie Welburn with Topspotted Tatookie at Dreamcoat Sports Horses – Elevage Dreamcoat
ApHC UK Youth 13 – 18-Year-old Championship Video SPONSORED BY  Stephanie Welburn with Topspotted Tatookie at Dreamcoat Sports Horses – Elevage Dreamcoat
ApHC UK Youth 13 – 18-Year-old Reserve Championship Video SPONSORED BY Redheart Appaloosa

ApHC UK OPEN A-USA Youth Championship Picture SPONSORED BY Di & Dan Wilson with Joe Glow at Tober Appaloosas
ApHC UK OPEN A-USA Youth Reserve Championship Picture SPONSORED BY Redheart Appaloosa
ApHC UK OPEN A-USA Youth Championship Video SPONSORED BY Di & Dan Wilson at TOGETHER – Equine Assisted Therapy & Learning
ApHC UK OPEN A-USA Youth Reserve Championship Video SPONSORED BY Redheart Appaloosa

ApHC UK RESERVE SUPREME ADULT Picture ADULTS SPONSORED BY Karen Paton with RDF Ti Kha Atta Rain at WD Stud
ApHC UK RESERVE SUPREME Video ADULTS SPONSORED BY Karen Paton with RDF Ti Kha Atta Rain at WD Stud
ApHC UK RESERVE SUPREME Youth Picture Chris Richardson with Ammanvalley Dark Star at Ammanvalley Stud
ApHC UK RESERVE SUPREME Youth Video SPONSORED BY Chris Richardson with Ammanvalley Dark Star at Ammanvalley Stud
ApHC UK RESERVE SUPREME YOUNGSTOCK Picture SPONSORED BY – Denise Playfair Portraits
ApHC UK RESERVE SUPREME YOUNGSTOCK Video SPONSORED BY Denise Playfair Portraits
ApHC UK RESERVE SUPREME FEMALE Picture SPONSORED BY Lisa Randle Freelance BHS Accredited Coach
ApHC UK RESERVE SUPREME FEMALE Video SPONSORED BY Lisa Randle Freelance BHS Accredited Coach
ApHC UK RESERVE SUPREME MALE Picture SPONSORED BY Elisa Spivey @ Sales Filter Ltd
ApHC UK RESERVE SUPREME MALE Video SPONSORED BY Elisa Spivey @ Sales Filter Ltd

SUPREME PICTURE (ADULT & YOUTHS) SPONSORED BY  Engine Carbon Clean

ApHC UK SUPREME VIDEO (ADULT & YOUTHS) SPONSORED BY Northdown Letting

ApHC UK SHOW SERIES SUPREME 2020 (PICTURE OR VIDEO – ADULT & YOUTHS) – SPONSORED BY EQUIVENTUS

Please see our Face Book Page for the WINNERS but a huge congratulations to CAROL HARDY with TIPTOE DAZZELENA  for winning  ApHC UK SHOW SERIES 2020 SUPREME.

ApHC UK  SHOW SERIES 2020 CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS WINNER.

 

 

 

Appaloosa Horse Club UK – 2020 Show Series

As one of the ApHC UK Directors, I personally have been extremely busy during the “lock down” coordinating the ApHC UK virtual shows, Redheart Appaloosas is one of the main sponsors and on this basis we believe it only fair not to compete in the competition ourselves.

Never thought so much work was involved but what an absolute honour, a pleasure and how exciting it has been, the promotion of ApHC UK and the Appaloosa in the UK has certainly taken presidency on social media. I’m only too happy to help promote the Appaloosa Breed and help offer our members something to aim for during these unprecedented times!

We have used every “spare” minute to organise these online show but we are near the end.. The Spring, Summer and Autumn Shows have been completed successfully and now I prepare the Champions and Reserve Champions for our three Judges, Louise Hunt, Sally Chamberlain and Bev Beresford Batten  to decide who our Champion of Champions will be…

Redheart Appaloosa updates will resume shortly, we have so much news to tell you…

Check out ApHC UK Face Book page HERE

See The Appaloosa Horse Club UK Website details HERE

View the YouTube Entry Videos HERE

Redheart Appaloosas New Pasture

It certainly has been a very wet winter, we’ve never fed hay in MAY before!!!

None the less, the sun eventually came out and the spring grass was evident, the herd certainly will benefit from Dr.Green.

 

Contentment…

 

The Yearling Appaloosas Standing Still

Our 2019 Appaloosa’s, Redheart Rookie, Revelation, Relentless & Reflection were taught to tie up as weanlings, as yearlings they are expected to tie up and stand patiently. We think they are doing great!

Here’s a little VIDEO

Virtual – Appaloosa Shows for 2020

Due to the current situation of COVID 19, it is without doubt social distancing is in place to help prevent the virus spreading and to ensure unnecessary stress on the NHS. This has resulted in ALL social events being cancelled – with good reason and we certainly understand and are not complaining.

Many of the Clubs, Societies and event organisations have taken this opportunity to promote their interests, their breeds and keep all equine enthusiast’s entertained by way of Virtual events and photo competitions.

As Directors of the ApHC UK, its certainly beneficial to notify our members of these events that will promote the APPALOOSA BREED, one very special event that Redheart’s try to attend each year is Royal Windsor. It one of the most prestigious events and is a highlight for us to promoting our Appaloosas, its a well organised event over 5 days and we recommend a visit, especially in 2021.

The actual physical Appaloosa Class at Windsor is restricted to the British Appaloosa Society, however  their “OPEN” Appaloosa Class for  Virtual Windsor 2020 attracted a huge amount of interest… here some of the fantastic entries from Instagram at  #virtualwindsorclass22, including our own.

 

Royal Windsor Horse Show announced the Top 10 Finalist today from a total of 79 entries. The judging of this class will be streamed on Saturday 16th May, 2020 as part of Virtual Windsor Show Week.

We are extremely proud to see two of the finalists represent Redheart Appaloosas. Redheart Reality, image taken at Royal Windsor when he won his young stock class and took Reserve In Hand Champion in 2018 and the second image is Redheart Reflection owned by April Woods (submitted by her mother – Lian Woods).

Redheart Reality

Redheart Reflection

Here at Redhearts we sincerely wish all competitors in the final the BEST OF LUCK!

Bundle of Dreams – Amelia Storer

Carms Before Dark -Joanne Prestidge-King

Causin A Rumpus – Danielle French

Desired Edition – Megan Share

Hendrefawr Razzamatazz – Jade Oxley

Mont Blanc – Danielle French

Stamford Pride – Penelope Oliver

Taihirion Florida May – Rachel Cutter

 

 

 

 

Pure Appaloosa Breeding – Future Bloodlines

Our Stallion – DFR Patahas Redheart certainly is a huge asset to our breeding plan.
Disregard the performance record, ignore the genetics reports, forget about conformation, and overlook the temperament and you are left with The Pedigree…

These horses in Blu’s pedigree are listed on The Appaloosa Horse Club Hall of Fame (established in 1986 to recognize the unique contributions and positive impact individual horses have made on the ApHC).

Thank you to Talisman Horses for this document – Ancestors

APACHE 1942 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1986 – Apache was known as “Performance Star Extraordinaire,” and his blood runs deep in some of today’s champions. 7 X Nat. Champ. named by The Horse Digest as 1 of the top 100 racehorses of all time, in any breed. Won either a Ch. or Res. Ch. Performance Horse title in each of the five National Shows he competed in. Won 16 of 19 race starts. 1948, 1949, & 1950 National Ch.
PRINCE PLAUDIT 1963 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1988 – Top sire with get winning in both halter and performance events. A two-time national Get-of-Sire Champion. Sired winners of one gold, three silver, and 19 bronze medallions. He sired 637 registered foals and 45 of his get also produced medallion winners. He won a bronze production plaque in 1976.
PATCHY 1939 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1986 – Bred in the ApHC’s first year and became known as the “picture horse” because of his vivid colour and correct conformation. Champion Stallion at the first National show. 1948 National Champion Aged Stallion & National Grand Champion Stallion, 1952 National Champion Performance Horse, 1953 National Champion Get of Sire 1955 & 1959 Res National Champion.
CHIEF OF FOURMILE 1952 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1988 – National Champion Performance Horse in 1955, 1956 & 1958, the only horse to win this title three times. National Race winner, Stakes Winner and World Champion Nez Perce Stake winner. A popular painting of this horse drew attention to the Appaloosa breed. He sired 107 registered foals.
JOKER B 1941 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1988 – The 1962 National Champion Get-of-Sire, and in the top three for Get-of-Sire in 1957, 1963, and 1966. World & National Champion Sire, Champion Running Sire X2, First place in the 220-yard race in 1956. Sire of 3 World Champions, 9 National Champions and 1 Running Champion. He was an influential sire, and during the 1960s this horse was greatly responsible for the promotion of the Appaloosa breed by way of his extensive campaigning and numerous public appearances. He sired 196 registered foals.
RED EAGLE 1946 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1988 – He was a charismatic horse and was the first National Champion Halter Horse. National Champion titles include Get-of-Sire and Aged Stallions, both in 1957. He greatly influenced West Coast activities during the 1940s and 1950s. He sired 74 registered foals.
SUNDANCE 500 1933 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1988 – He antedated the registry and was a popular sire. A participant in the U.S. Government’s remount program, he founded one of the more well-known leopard colour families, many of the leopard lines today may still be traced to him.
RED EAGLE’S PEACOCK 1953 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1996 – A two-time national halter champion, by earning a 1956 National Halter title. The stallion’s conformation was deemed so impressive that his image was frequently used as an ideal example of the Appaloosa horse.
PATCHY JR 1952 – ApHC Hall of Fame 2005 – Successful in the show ring and passed his talent along to his get, he sired 100 registered foals and had more than 30 halter and performance championships to his name when he retired from showing at age 12. The stallion won National titles in yearling stallions, 2-year-old stallions, 3-year-old stallions, trail, get of sire, National grand champion stallion, reserve champion stallion—twice, premier sire of performance horses and titles at the Colorado state fairs including grand champion stallion, English pleasure champion, western pleasure, trail, Camas Prairie stump race, Nez Perce stake race and heritage.
His descendants have competed in events from western pleasure to reining, gymkhana, racing and halter in the United States, Canada and Europe. Remembered as an athletic, versatile, and well-mannered champion and sire.
BAMBI E 1954 – ApHC Hall of Fame 2008 -. This stallion shaped much of South Dakota’s Appaloosa industry as his leopard colouring made him the first of his kind in the state, which drew much attention to the horse. The stallion’s sudden popularity caused a surging interest in Appaloosas. The stallion was named high-point performance and high-point halter stallion in South Dakota; he also won open reining classes in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, and Rapid City, South Dakota. His show career was short, but he was quite prolific as a sire of performance and halter horses and sired National Champions.

Our mares will add the following ApHC Hall of Fame Appaloosas to their progeny by DFR Patahas Redheart.

PEYRES CATORI CAT 2008:
THE EXECUTIVE 1973 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1993 – Who won every class he entered but one (he was reserve) and became National Champion Two Year-Old Stallion, he has more than 40 medallion winning sons and daughters, diverse in their talents as winners in halter, pleasure, jumping, reining, roping, cattle classes, trail, side saddle, and racing.
GOER 1973 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1994 – The all-time leading sire of Appaloosa foals, with 703 on record to date, GOER made an immeasurable impact on the Appaloosa breed–setting a standard for conformation that will remain for generations. To date, sire of over 48 bronze and two silver medallions, as well as 46 Register of Merits. His get have earned 11,655 points in open, youth, and non-pro competition, with 6,974 of those points earned at halter.

PRINCESSE PASCALE 2009 & REDHEART PASCALIUS 2013:
DOUBLE SIX DOMINO 1943 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1988 – With limited showing, he was a National Champion Get-of-Sire in 1970 and placed in the top five in Get-of-Sire in 1960, 1962, and 1964. He sired many colourful winners in halter, performance, and racing–including 246 registered foals with a collective total of 23 performance points, one Register of Merit and one bronze medallion.
BRIGHT EYES BROTHER 1950 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1988 – Said to have charisma and style, lightly shown but greatly influenced the development of the breed. He sired 128 registered foals, and four bronze medallion winners–one of which accumulated 69 halter points.
MIGHTY BRIGHT 1960 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1988 – He impacted the breed substantially. Though injured as a youngster, he was an outstanding sire with offspring winning consistently. He sired 188 registered foals, including six bronze medallion winners in halter and performance and a total of 54 performance and 16 halter points.

CARICKS REDHEART 2014:
WAPITI 1955 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1988 – He became one of the breed’s most influential foundation sires. He placed in the top three in the Get-of-Sire class, 1968-1970, sired 218 registered foals with a total of 268 performance points (by four horses), 192 halter points (by eight horses), six bronze medallions, five Register of Merit winners, one Superior Halter and two Superior Performance winners.
BRIGHT EYES BROTHER 1950 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1988 – Said to have charisma and style, lightly shown but greatly influenced the development of the breed. He sired 128 registered foals, and four bronze medallion winners–one of which accumulated 69 halter points.
THE EXECUTIVE 1973 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1993 – Who won every class he entered but one (he was reserve) and became National Champion Two Year-Old Stallion, he has more than 40 medallion winning sons and daughters, diverse in their talents as winners in halter, pleasure, jumping, reining, roping, cattle classes, trail, side saddle, and racing.

RUSTLER BILL 1954 – ApHC Hall of Fame 1996 – 33 grand champion stallion titles and make his permanent mark on Appaloosa history as one of the earliest pace setters for show horse competition. Among his get were halter and performance champions.
These horses are well recognised within the Bloodlines of the Appaloosa World, noted for more than outstanding performance, they appear in ALL our Redheart Foals.
TOBY I 1936 – ApHC National Champion Get of Sire, 1948 ApHC National Champion Performance Horse,
1948 ApHC National Champion Men’s Western Pleasure, 1948 ApHC National Champion Ladies Western Pleasure,
1948 ApHC National Champion Matched Pairs with Son Toby II and Sire of ApHC National Halter and Performance Champions.
TOBY II 1939 – National Champion Most Colourful Mount and Rider, 1948 ApHC National Champion Matched Pairs with Sire Toby I, 1948 ApHC National Champion 330 Yard Race, 1948 ApHC National Champion 1/4 Mile Race
ApHC National Champion Sire.
TOBY III 1944 – Multiple ApHC National Champion & ApHC National Champion Sire
TOBY IV 1953 – Champion 1955 Two yr. old stallions
FREELS CHICO 1947 – 1950 National Grand Champion Stallion; 1951 Res National Grand Champion Stallion & National Champ Get of Sire; 1954 Nat Champ Wallowa Windfall Race & Nat Champ Color; 1959 Nat Champ Eng Pleasure.
CHIEF CHELSEA 1947 – Sire of National Champions.
DUN ROVEN CHELSEAS IMAGE 1968 – National & World Top 10 Producer Sire of 2 X CRHA National Champions – Multiple R.O.M. producer.

Other Appaloosas noted historically, KNOBBY 1918 – AKA The Lamb Horse, FIRE EYES 1840 – Nez Perce owned and
BLUE HAWK 1898 – Ghost Wind Stallion plus lots of Appaloosas owned from the Sam Fisher Herd.

His blood lines are traced back with the Foundation Appaloosa Horse Registry at 92.9687%, he has a great history of Foundation horses behind him, from the first 8 Stud Books of the ApHC.

DREA Bluhawks Pataha FAHR #939 90.625%, DREA Fire Frangelica FAHR#938 95.3125%, DREA Comanchebluhawk FAHR#140 93.75, OaksPatchy Cloud FAHR #50 87.5%, Pratt Sully Fire FAHR #49 96.875%, DREA Blucomanchemaid FAHR #58 93.75%, KK’s Blu Phoenix FAHR #217 90.625%, Pratt Sul IM Tobena ApHC #522075 96.875%, Oakselah ApHC T346587 75%, SS Stillwater ApHC #266140 100%, Kemos Fire Shadow FAHR #18 100%, Pratts C Girls Im ApHC #422619 93.75%, KK’s Blu Phoenix FAHR #217 90.625%, Pratt Sul Im Tobena ApHC #522075 96.875%, Oklahomas Fly Boy ApHC #82099 100%, Kaniksus Karalea ApHC #498785 81.25%, KC Choc Chip “CC” ApHC #450182 93.75%, Pratts Sul Ima ApHC #448934 100%, Daymon ApHC T102655 75%, Lebars Kanina ApHC #452404 75%, XR’s War Bonnet ApHC #15048 100%, Running Water ApHC #162880 100%, Minindoka Snowy Britches ApHC #153025 100%, Kemo’s Kaprice ApHC #157145 100%, Pratts Sully Saska #167783 100%, Pratt Chelse Girl #331837 87.5%, Oklahomas Fly Boy ApHC #82099 100%, Kaniksus Karalea ApHC #498785 81.25%, KC Choc Chip “CC” ApHC #450182 93.75%, Pratts Sul Ima ApHC #448934 100%, Oklahoma F2398 100%, Shawnee City Sue #7171 100%, Kaniksus Spots #280805 87.5%,Kaniksus Krissie T304932 75%, KC Chipo Plaudit #376128 87.5%, Freckles Joker #377738 100%, Dun Roven Chelsea’s Image #191 100%, Pratts Sully Paty ApHC #298956 100%, Tumalo ApHC #46684 100%, Mona’s Daydream ApHC ID1675 50%, Wolf’s Tiny Bar ApHC #96409 50%, Wolf’s Bobby Socks ApHC T23648 100%, Surprise Patch F1677, Modock Ellie #5371, Warren’s Tribal Dance #48985, Radar’s Tonya #112601, Snake Rivers ApHC T220160 100%, Smokey Rock #42243, Thunder’s Kemosabe #52819, Centaur Ota Onspa #42688, Sully’s Chavelle #83964,Saska Chiquita #13049, Dun Roven Chelsea’s Image #191 100%, Pratts Sully To Geta #261150, Oklahoma F2398 100%, Shawnee City Sue #7171 100%, Kaniksus Spots #280805 87.5%, Kaniksus Krissie T304932 75%, KC Chipo Plaudit #376128 87.5%, Freckles Joker #377738 100%, Dun Roven Chelsea’s Image #191 100%, and Pratts Sully Paty ApHC #298956 100% in the first 6 generations.

Our breeding horses pedigrees can be seen here:

DFR PATAHAS REDHEART

HEVANS EV CATORRIUS

PEYRES CATORI CAT

PRINCESSE PASCALE

REDHEART PASCALIUS

CARICKS REDHEART

TALISMANS REDHEART