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At least this one has racing blood in him.  Hence the winner.
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Still say it is unfair to "push" these coloured horses onto an unsuspecting public who buy in simply on pretty colours, with not much chance of a return. 
No wonder people get burned and never come back to the industry.
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In fairness, yesterday,s winner wasnt coloured, like the ones we have been sl*gging off.  He just looked pretty normal chestnut type with some white points .
His sire isnt hugely coloured either, just some white about the belly, and as furious say, some good race genes there.
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On Bloodstock Auctions Online tonight. Seems $$ or farriers are scarce where she lives & is that a club off hind?
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3yo palomino colt by GLACIAL GOLD,(USA), whose progeny are sought after and are now in America, New Zealand, Europe, China and England and Australia.

He is the first foal out of GOLD BOLD and RICH, mare IADORE POPPY.

A stunning type.

This colt is ready to go to a new environment to futher his racing education.

To the best of my knowledge this colt is the most colourful registered thoroughbred progeny by Glacial Gold (USA) on the planet.    

Not only does he posses the beautiful dilute gene which is responsible for turning chestnut horses to palomino,  and bay horses to buckskin, but he possesses the equally rare FRAME  OVERO gene which is capable of body patterns more akin to an American Indian horse.   

To have both these extremely rare colour genes in an Australian Stud Book thoroughbred is almost a World First (only a handful at best can join this club).   

If  he is used as breeding stallion it is worth noting that adding colour adds security to your progeny and means your progeny will have a real residual value and will be cherished beyond racing.

This colt will pass on his gold gene a calculated 50% of the time to offspring AND his frame-overo gene a calculated 50% of the time also.   Pretty cool!  

This colt is not broken in and like all colts he requires a knowledgeable,  experienced home


                                                 PALOMINO COLT

                                       foaled 28th December, 2016 

 

Sire:
Glacial Gold (USA)
2008		 Gold Bayou T B Guaranteed Gold Milkie's Desire
Distingold		 2-d
11-c
B J's Purpose Social Wizard
Sinister Princess		  
 
Shimmering Gold Billionair Issue of Gold
Queen Debonair		  
14-c
Lizzie Hatchet Man
Machine		 11-g
5-c
Dam:
Iadore Poppy (AUS)
2012		 Gold Bold and Rich Gold Bayou T B Guaranteed Gold
B J's Purpose		 11-c
 
Riches Ellusive Quest
Bypass Em Caskey		 11>
22-d
Flames of Passion Show a Heart Brave Warrior
Miss Sandman		 4-n
3-e
Fire and Peace Irgun
Stroll		 16-g
3-l

By GLACIAL GOLD (USA) (Ch. 2008 - Stud 2010) Unraced; inc.


1st DAM

IADORE POPPY, by Gold Bold and Rich (USA). Unraced.


2nd DAM

FLAMES OF PASSION, by Show a Heart. Started 4 times. Dam of 2 foals, none raced.


3rd DAM

FIRE AND PEACE, by Irgun (USA). Started once. Half-sister to Stroll Along. Dam of 3 named foals, all raced, 1 winner-

PARAFIRE. 2 wins at 1200 m.


4th DAM

STROLL, by Boucher (USA). Placed. 2d VATC Washington H. 3d VATC Starlet H., Radio 1026 3Dc H. 4th VATC Stanley Plate . Half-sister to Debate. Dam of 13 named foals, 11 raced, 5 winners.

Stroll Along (g. by Tierce). 5 wins at 900, 1100 m. inc. STC Orbit Offset Printing H. 2d AJC Breeders' Plate , Tattersalls Club (nsw) R.W. Furber H. 3d AJC Grandstand H., STC Port Hacking Rosemary Club H.

CHRISTMAS WALK. 2 wins at 1000, 1250 m. inc. STC Botany Council 55 Plus H. 2d AJC Seven Hills-Toongabbie RSL H., Better Betting Spot H., Seven Hills-Toongabbie R.S.L.H. 3d STC Annandale H.

RANDONE. 6 wins 1200 to 1500 m. 3d VATC Montech H., Aquanita H., Listowel H.

BEACH STROLL. 1 win at 1600 m. 3d QTC Ve Anniversary Class 6 H. Dam of 2 winners.

KING SHALFORD. 7 wins 1100 to 1400 m. and $84,000 inc. QTC Prince Gauntlet H., BTC City Subaru NMW H., Velvet Cigar Conditions H., Bws Surf Boat Challenge Class 6 H. 2d QTC Copy Print Xpress H.

LOTS OF HEART. 4 wins 1400 to 1800 m. 3d BRC Prosafe Maiden H.

Cockle Bay. Unraced. Dam of 2 winners.

Bay Princess (f. by Dynasty). 2 wins at 1600, 1800 m. 3d Turffontein RC Oaks Trial .

SAN JULIAN BAY. 1 win at 1450 m. in South Africa. 2d Durban TC Short Head Restaurant Mr 64 Handicap. 3d Turffontein RC Computaform Express Mr 72 Handicap, Durban TC All Editions Online @ Parademag.Co.Za Mr 64 Handicap, Durban View Restaurant Mr 62 Handicap, Turffontein RC Racing Association Maiden Plate.

TIERCEMAN. 1 win at 1000 m.

Mighty Stroll. Unraced. Dam of-

MARAQUITAS. 3 wins at 950, 1200 m.

Out 'n' About. Started twice. Dam of 5 winners.

LAZING ABOUT (g. by Blazing Sword). 16 wins 1000 to 1363 m. and $326,320 inc. SAJC Durbridge S. , City of Marion S. , Malaysia Airlines S. , Malaysia Airlines S. , W.H. Wylie H. , Durbridge S. , Pewsey Vale Riesling Flying, Time and People Australia Pty Ltd Flying, Strathmore Hotel H., Dv Ok Flying H., Clipsal Sprint H., Late Show H. 2d SAJC Christmas H. [G3], Christmas H. [G3], Durbridge S. , Oakbank RC Clipsal S. .

SKANDIA. 3 wins 1000 to 1200 m. inc. SAJC Alsaleet@Glenrae Stud Maiden Plate. 2d SAJC Visit www.elizapark.com.au H. 3d SAJC Todd Alexander Surveyors H.

ALL ABOUT HEART. 2 wins at 1350, 1400 m. inc. Oakbank RC The Advertiser H. 2d Oakbank RC Yalumba H.

LEISURE. 3 wins at 1000, 1100 m. Dam of-

Romantic. Placed. Dam of-

ROMANCE CAN COSTA. 6 wins 1425 to 2120 m. and $81,490 inc. ATC Benchmark 75 H.

ATARIEN. 1 win at 1100 m.
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Interesting result above LOL neither hearts nor blue text is my doing Confused
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Oi vey, he has Frame as well as cream.

Remember the discussion about where did Frame come from in the American thoroughbred, and how I said it could hide?  Unless this colt has some spots that aren't visible under the mud, or if that slightly lighter spot on his flank a third down from the back end of his wither is white, it's completely hiding.  

IMO the Australian stud book needs to start labeling Frame carriers on registration papers and requiring testing for Frame as a requirement for registration.  Otherwise, this is how you wind up with lethal white foals down the road.  

"If  he is used as breeding stallion it is worth noting that adding colour adds security to your progeny and means your progeny will have a real residual value and will be cherished beyond racing."

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Is this any help? He sold for $3.3k
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MO the Australian stud book needs to start labeling Frame carriers on registration papers and requiring testing for Frame as a requirement for registration.  Otherwise, this is how you wind up with lethal white foals down the road.

Agree with this so so much.   Without it being identified it throws the door wide open to poor mating and poor foals being born only to die horribly.  It should be a rule its put on all rego papers.
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Gay, he'd make a cute riding gelding.  As a racehorse prospect, he's fine if you want a homebred to race at the picnics, I doubt he'd be fast enough for more than that.  Depending on how tall he gets, polo or polocrosse might be a better fit for him.

I hope he looks better in real life than the photos where he's not stood up, or standing in mud, or leaning forward.  Those aren't kind even to the nicest looking of horses. 
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That always amazes me, how people trying to push their horse-for-sale as a beauty, yet they cant clean it up, stand it up, and get a decent photo of it.  They rave on about how great it is and what a stunning pedigree, and then the photo looks like something the kids might take to pony club, after a good wash and spruce up.   At least get someone who has a clue to take a decent photo to accompany the blurb.
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Originally posted by acacia alba acacia alba wrote:

That always amazes me, how people trying to push their horse-for-sale as a beauty, yet they cant clean it up, stand it up, and get a decent photo of it.  They rave on about how great it is and what a stunning pedigree, and then the photo looks like something the kids might take to pony club, after a good wash and spruce up.   At least get someone who has a clue to take a decent photo to accompany the blurb.

Especially if they are, as in this case, trying to claim that the horse for sale has added value because of his looks.

The only reason this horse is (a) intact and (b) sold for as much as he did is that he's yellow and has spots.  If he were plain bay or plain chestnut, as 3yo who is not broke to saddle with very modest breeding for either racing or sport, he'd be lucky to sell for $500.
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The amount of manure in the yard is embarrassing - and appalling.

I do hope he has a good (non racing) home, though. He has a sweet face.
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And every 'pally TB' I have seen (pics only) looks deadset like a modern QH/paint!!!

So true, sadly, that if they were bay, brown, chestnut etc, they're be passed over.
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And we are back to people breeding horses that no one wants.( Look at his nose ! Skin cancer magnet ??)
Because he has "colour" the owners think he is the bees knees. Its so sad people feel the need to do this !Cry
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Originally posted by brave_ponies brave_ponies wrote:

And every 'pally TB' I have seen (pics only) looks deadset like a modern QH/paint!!!

So true, sadly, that if they were bay, brown, chestnut etc, they're be passed over.

To be fair, a great many purebred north american TBs look like quarter horses -- or rather, QH's look like the TBs that were used to develop the breed.  I've seen more than a few that would look right at home in stockhorse tack.  

The single best thing that the new owner can do for this horse is break it to ride.  
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I've no doubt owners wanting that "Oh so pretty coloured racehorse"will continue to fork out for them & trainers happy to send out monthly accounts for the box they take up.
I guess when it's all boiled down it's little different to the still abounding indiscriminate breeding from inferior TB mares Cry
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Here is a Satllion for sale in the Us, a Thoroughbred so they say, and will post the pedigree to go with it
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Has anyone seen that one, called something Gold?  Cant think of its full name but its a golden colour all over, sort of like a palomino, but apparently its a registered TB ?
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You got the name of the sire and dam ? 
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I think the horse I am thinking of was Glacial Gold.  Now I have never looked for him in the stud book so it could have been a furphy about him being a TB.  But I am going to look now.
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Yep he is in the stud book.  American, of course.  Home of coloured TBs.
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Appaloosa , shouldn't be allowed , put em against the quarter horse . Wink
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I think the horse I am thinking of was Glacial Gold.  Now I have never looked for him in the stud book so it could have been a furphy about him being a TB.  But I am going to look now.
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Bambiboreds Legacy (2015) - M - 22-d
by Legacy In Red out of Senoritasecretaria by Allamystique to 7 generations
Legacy In Red
2011		legacy in gold
1999		Glitter Plase
1982		Jack Sprat
1971		Prince John
1953		Princequillo
1940		Prince Rose
Cosquilla		1928 - 10-c
1933 - 1-b
Not Afraid
1948		Count Fleet
Banish Fear		1940 - 6
1932 - 14-f
Sweet Folly
1964		Tom Fool
1949		Menow
Gaga		1935 - 8-g
1942 - 3-j
Folie Douce
1949		Caldarium
Folle Nuit		1939 - 20-d
1940 - 1-l
Lucky Two Bits
1962		Valiance
1954		Blenheim
1928		Blandford
Flying Squadron		1919 - 3-o
1916 - 22-d
Supreme Way
1942		Supremus
Imperial Ebee		1922 - 32
1933 - 2-c
Lucky Pamela
1950		Drawby
1939		Diavolo
Drawbridge		1925 - 3-n
1934 - 3-n
Lucky Clover
1936		Catalan
Delicat		1921 - 9
1929 - A1
Honey rider
1988		Straight Flush
1975		Riva Ridge
1969		First Landing
1956		Turn-To
Hildene		1951 - 1-w
1938 - 9-b
Iberia
1954		Heliopolis
War East		1936 - 8-g
1947 - 1-k
Somethingroyal
1952		Princequillo
1940		Prince Rose
Cosquilla		1928 - 10-c
1933 - 1-b
Imperatrice
1938		Caruso
Cinquepace		1927 - 2-o
1934 - 2-s
Silver Sands
1976		Prize Silver
1967		Hail To Reason
1958		Turn-To
Nothirdchance		1951 - 1-w
1948 - 4-n
Bright Silver
1958		Native Dancer
Uno Best		1950 - 5-f
1944 - 1-o
Samoa Sands
1966		Windy Sands
1957		Your Host
Samoa Winds		1947 - 4-d
1950 - 4-k
Daveys baby
1956		Mighty Story
Mistress Mine		1943 - 1-g
1945 - 2
Blond Highlights
2007		Guaranteed gold
1998		Milkies desire
1986		Milkie
1966		Deer Lodge
1960		Deerlands
Blue Teton		1956 - 2-d
1954 - A10
Tootsie
1946		Onomea
Hekuni		1929 -
1940 -
Desirable Lady
1970		Barbizon
1954		Polynesian
Good Blood		1942 - 14-a
1942 - A34
Petite Coeur
1960		Prince John
Hearts desire		1953 - 14-f
1954 - 2-d
Distingold
1994		Gold Apollo
1973		Milkie
1966		Deer Lodge
Tootsie		1960 - A10
1946 -
Wild Jone
1958		I'm Going
Wild Lucy		1950 -
1952 - 0
Distintiva
1977		Caliificado
1952		Quick Ray
California		1936 - 1-p
1937 - 4-m
Dietista
1972		Didi
Doctrinaria		1959 - 3-e
1966 - 11-c
Schatzi von Eich
1994		All For Fun
1981		One For All
1966		Northern Dancer
1961		Nearctic
Natalma		1954 - 14-c
1957 - 2-d
Quill
1956		Princequillo
Quick Touch		1940 - 1-b
1946 - 5-g
Galanya
1963		Galoot
1947		Pharamond II
Miss Tony		1925 - 6-e
1928 - 8-f
Ranya
1947		Dastur
Gloriana		1929 - 16-a
1941 - 2-b
Exact Pleasure
1979		What A Pleasure
1965		Bold Ruler
1954		Nasrullah
Miss Disco		1940 - 9-c
1944 - 8-d
Grey Flight
1945		Mahmoud
Planetoid		1933 - 9-c
1934 - 5-f
La Grande Reason
1972		Hail To Reason
1958		Turn-To
Nothirdchance		1951 - 1-w
1948 - 4-n
Alagranmuneca
1957		Yatasto
Algarabia		1948 - 3
1946 - 23
Senoritasecretaria
2009		Allamystique
2001		Aidrie Apache
1992		Naevus
1980		Mr Prospector
1970		Raise A Native
1961		Native Dancer
Raise You		1950 - 5-f
1946 - 8-f
Gold Digger
1962		Nashua
Sequence		1952 - 3-m
1946 - 13-c
Mudville
1968		Bold Lad
1962		Bold Ruler
Misty Morn		1954 - 8-d
1952 - 5-f
Batter Up
1959		Tom Fool
Striking		1949 - 3-j
1947 - 1-x
Not Quite White
1989		Northjet
1977		Northfields
1968		Northern Dancer
Little Hut		1961 - 2-d
1952 - 4-r
Jellatina
1966		Fortino II
Queenpot		1959 - 4-r
1945 - 22
Sad Song
1981		Roberto
1969		Hail To Reason
Bramalea		1958 - 4-n
1959 - 12-c
A Bonny Irish Lass
1967		Bold Ruler
Tige O'Myheart		1954 - 8-d
1950 - 4-m
Mrs Dunious
1992		Hawkster
1986		Silver Hawk
1979		Roberto
1969		Hail To Reason
Bramalea		1958 - 4-n
1959 - 12-c
Gris Vitesse
1966		Amerigo
Matchiche II		1955 - 1-p
1956 - 21-a
Strait Lane
1974		Chieftain
1961		Bold Ruler
Pocahontas		1954 - 8-d
1955 - 9-h
Level Sands
1949		Mahmoud
Crawfish		1933 - 9-c
1942 - 5-g
Dupree
1981		Matsadoon
1972		Damascus
1964		Sword Dancer
Kerala		1956 - 1-o
1958 - 8-h
Betty Loraine
1965		Prince John
Gay Hostess		1953 - 14-f
1957 - 4-d
Anne Campbell
1973		Never Bend
1960		Nasrullah
Lalun		1940 - 9-c
1952 - 19-b
Repercussion
1966		Tatan
Tomina		1952 - 10-d
1958 - 16-h
Naturally Nice
2002		Code Talker
1995		Refuse To Lose
1982		Brilliant Protege
1975		Secretariat
1970		Bold Ruler
Somethingroyal		1954 - 8-d
1952 - 2-s
Irradiate
1966		Ribot
High Voltage		1952 - 4-l
1952 - 8-c
Barmissa
1972		Dunce
1956		Tom Fool
Ghazni		1949 - 3-j
1942 - 1-l
Conna Hill
1961		Ballydam
Discreet		1947 - 19
1948 - 1-n
Love And Live
1978		Brave Emperor
1967		Ribot
1952		Tenerani
Romanella		1944 - 6-d
1943 - 4-l
Bold Empress
1961		Bold Ruler
Magneto		1954 - 8-d
1953 - 8-c
Lovey
1963		Double Jay
1944		Balladier
Broomshot		1932 - 3-j
1926 - 14-a
Lithia
1959		Ambiorix
Lithe		1946 - 1-w
1946 - 8-g
Spunkhieba
1987		Mokhieba
1980		Damascus
1964		Sword Dancer
1956		Sunglow
Highland Fling		1947 - 2-n
1950 - 1-o
Kerala
1958		My Babu
Blade Of Time		1945 - 1-w
1938 - 8-h
Court Circuit
1964		Royal Vale
1948		Kingsway
Cora Deans		1940 - 4-n
1932 - 9-e
Cycle
1958		Cyclotron
Vashti		1948 - 2-n
1945 - 13-c
Elle Souffle
1977		Rollicking
1967		Rambunctious
1960		Rasper II
Danae II		1952 - 16-d
1947 - 19
Martinetta
1961		Martin's Rullah
Gracefield		1955 - 1-m
1953 - 4-i
Newport Belle
1964		Duc De Fer
1951		Spy Song
Lady Waterloo		1943 - 2-o
1938 - 4
Newport News
1959		Jet Pilot
Virginia Water		1944 - 13-c
1953 - 22-d
change is simply a destination on a journey reached by taking the first step (i said that) lol

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LEGACY IN GOLD (USA)
pal. 1999		GLITTER PLEASE (USA)
pal. 1982		JACK SPRAT (USA)
ch. 1971		PRINCE JOHN (USA)
ch. 1953 [C]		PRINCEQUILLO (GB)  b. 1940 [IS]
NOT AFRAID (USA) br. 1948 *
SWEET FOLLY (USA)
ch. 1964		TOM FOOL (USA) b. 1949 [IC]
FOLIE DOUCE (FR) b. 1949 *
LUCKY TWO BITS (USA)
buck. 1962		VALIANCE (USA)
b. 1954		BLENHEIM (GB) br. 1927 [CS]
SUPREME WAY (USA) b. 1942
LUCKY PAMELA (USA)
buck. 1950		DRAWBY (USA) dkb/br. 1939
LUCKY CLOVER (USA) br. 1936
HONEY RIDER (USA)
ch. 1988		STRAIGHT FLUSH (USA)
b. 1975		RIVA RIDGE (USA)
b. 1969		FIRST LANDING (USA) b. 1956
IBERIA (USA) ch. 1954
SOMETHINGROYAL (USA)*
b. 1952		PRINCEQUILLO (GB)  b. 1940 [IS]
IMPERATRICE (USA) dkb/br. 1938 *
SILVER SANDS (USA)
ch. 1976		PRIZE SILVER (USA)
dkb/br. 1967		HAIL TO REASON (USA)  br. 1958 [C]
BRIGHT SILVER (USA) gr. 1958
SAMOA SANDS (USA)
blk. 1966		WINDY SANDS (USA) br. 1957
DAVEYS BABY (USA) br. 1956
BLOND HIGHLIGHTS (CAN)
pal. 2007		GUARANTEED GOLD (USA)
pal. 1998		MILKIES DESIRE (USA)
pal. 1986		MILKIE (USA)
pal. 1966		 DEER LODGE (USA) b. 1960
TOOTSIE T (USA) br. 1946
DESIRABLE LADY (USA)
ch. 1970		BARBIZON (USA) br. 1954
PETITE COEUR (USA) ch. 1960
DISTINGOLD (USA)
pal. 1994		GOLD APOLLO (USA)
pal. 1973		MILKIE (USA)  pal. 1966
WILD JONE (USA) ch. 1958
DISTINTIVA (CHI)
ch. 1977		CALIFICADO (ARG) br. 1952
DIETISTA (CHI) ch. 1972
SCHATZI VON EICH (USA)
ch. 1994		ALL FOR FUN (USA)
b. 1981		ONE FOR ALL (USA)
b. 1966		NORTHERN DANCER (CAN) b. 1961 [BC]
QUILL (USA) ch. 1956 *
GALANYA (USA)
dkb/br. 1963		GALOOT (USA) b. 1947
RANYA (IRE) gr. 1947
EXACT PLEASURE (USA)
ch. 1979		WHAT A PLEASURE (USA)
ch. 1965 		BOLD RULER (USA) dkb/br. 1954 [BI]
GREY FLIGHT (USA) gr. 1945 *
LA GRANDE REASON (USA)
b. 1972		HAIL TO REASON (USA)  br. 1958 [C]
ALAGRANMUNECA (ARG) ch. 1957
Family Summary: A1 (4), A34 (1), A10 (1), 1-b (1), 1-o (2), 1-e (1), 1-l (3), 1-k (2), 2-c (2), 2-b (3), 2-s (3), 2-d (4), 3-j (1), 3-n (1), 4-h (1), 4-n (1), 4-k (1), 4-j (5), 5-g (2), 5-f (2), 7-b (2), 8-d (1), 8-f (1), 8-c (2), 9-b (1), 11-c (4), 14-f (2), 23-a (6),
LEGACY IN RED (USA) ch. H, 2011 {23-a} DP = 2-0-2-0-0 (4) DI = 3.00   CD = 1.00 Career Earnings: Unraced
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ALLAMYSTIQUE (USA)
w. 2001		AIRDRIE APACHE (USA)
ch. 1993		NAEVUS (USA)
ch. 1980		MR. PROSPECTOR (USA)
b. 1970 [BC]		RAISE A NATIVE (USA) ch. 1961
GOLD DIGGER (USA) b. 1962 *
MUDVILLE (USA)
b. 1968		BOLD LAD (USA) ch. 1962
BATTER UP (USA) b. 1959
NOT QUITE WHITE (USA)
w. 1989		NORTHJET (IRE)
ch. 1977		NORTHFIELDS (USA) ch. 1968
JELLATINA (IRE) b. 1966
SAD SONG (USA)
blk/br. 1981		ROBERTO (USA)  b. 1969 [C]
A BONNY IRISH LASS (USA) br. 1967
MS DUBIOUS (USA)
b. 1992		HAWKSTER (USA)
b. 1986		SILVER HAWK (USA)
b. 1979		ROBERTO (USA)  b. 1969 [C]
GRIS VITESSE (USA) gr. 1966
STRAIT LANE (USA)
br. 1974		CHIEFTAIN (USA) br. 1961
LEVEL SANDS (USA) blk. 1949
DUPREE (USA)
b. 1981		MATSADOON (USA)
b. 1972		DAMASCUS (USA)  b. 1964 [IC]
BETTY LORAINE (USA) ch. 1965
ANNE CAMPBELL (USA)
b. 1973		NEVER BEND (USA) dkb/br. 1960 [BI]
REPERCUSSION (USA) ch. 1966
NATURALLY NICE (USA)
b. 2002		CODE TALKER (USA)
gr. 1995		REFUSE TO LOSE (USA)
gr. 1982		BRILLIANT PROTEGE (USA)
gr. 1975		SECRETARIAT (USA) ch. 1970 [IC]
IRRADIATE (USA) gr. 1966
BARMISSA (USA)
b. 1972		DUNCE (USA) b. 1956
CONNA HILL (USA) ch. 1961
LOVE AND LIVE (USA)
dkb/br. 1985		BRAVE EMPEROR (USA)
b. 1967		RIBOT (GB) b. 1952 [CP]
BOLD EMPRESS (USA) br. 1961
LOVEY (USA)
b. 1963		DOUBLE JAY (USA) br. 1944
LITHIA (USA) b. 1959
SPUNKHIEBA (USA)
b. 1987		MOKHIEBA (USA)
b. 1980		DAMASCUS (USA)
b. 1964 [IC]		 SWORD DANCER (USA) ch. 1956
KERALA (USA) b. 1958 *
COURT CIRCUIT (USA)
b. 1964		ROYAL VALE (GB) br. 1948
CYCLE (USA) b. 1958
ELLE SOUFFLE (USA)
dkb/br. 1977		ROLLICKING (USA)
br. 1967		RAMBUNCTIOUS (USA) b. 1960
MARTINETTA (CAN) br. 1961
NEWPORT BELLE (USA)
ch. 1964		DUC DE FER (USA) br. 1951
NEWPORT NEWS (USA) ch. 1959
Family Summary: 1-n (3), 1-o (1), 1-l (1), 1-x (3), 2-s (1), 4-r (1), 4-i (2), 4-l (1), 4-m (5), 4-d (2), 5-g (3), 5-f (1), 8-g (4), 8-f (1), 8-c (4), 8-h (2), 9-h (1), 9-e (1), 12-c (1), 13-c (5), 14-a (1), 16-h (5), 19-b (1), 19 (1), 21-a (2), 22 (2), 22-d (6),
SENORITASECRETARIA (USA) w. M, 2009 {22-d} DP = 1-1-2-0-0 (4) DI = 3.00   CD = 0.75 Career Earnings: Unraced
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Originally posted by acacia alba acacia alba wrote:

I think the horse I am thinking of was Glacial Gold.  Now I have never looked for him in the stud book so it could have been a furphy about him being a TB.  But I am going to look now.
GLACIAL GOLD   (USA) H, 2008 {5-c} DP = 0-0-0-0-0 (0) DI = Inf   CD = Inf Career Earnings: cremello
      Owner: P Oxenbridge
    Breeder: Nancy McEachern DVM
State Bred: MT

cremello (reg. as palomino) e/e Cr/Cr a/a
Foaled March 2, 2008
Sent to Australia
For more information on Glacial Gold, visit Winning Colours Farm.

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GOLD BAYOU T B (CAN)
pal. 2004		GUARANTEED GOLD (USA)
pal. 1998		MILKIES DESIRE (USA)
pal. 1986		MILKIE (USA)
pal. 1966		 DEER LODGE (USA)b. 1960
TOOTSIE T (USA)br. 1946
DESIRABLE LADY (USA)
ch. 1970		BARBIZON (USA)br. 1954
PETITE COEUR (USA)ch. 1960
DISTINGOLD (USA)
pal. 1994		GOLD APOLLO (USA)
pal. 1973		 MILKIE (USA) pal. 1966
WILD JONE (USA)ch. 1958
DISTINTIVA (CHI)
ch. 1977		CALIFICADO (ARG)br. 1952
DIETISTA (CHI)ch. 1972
B J'S PURPOSE (CAN)
b. 1991		SOCIAL WIZARD (CAN)
ch. 1978		SNOW TWIST (ARG)
dkb/br. 1964		SNOW CAT (GB)ch. 1955
BULLA (ARG)br. 1955
SOCIAL HAZARD (USA)
ch. 1966		GUSHING WIND (USA)ch. 1959
THERESHERch. 1957
SINISTER PRINCESS (CAN)
dkb/br. 1978		SINISTER PURPOSE (CAN)
dkb/br. 1970		NASHUA (USA)b. 1952 [IC]
HAPPY KITTEN (USA)ch. 1963
CHRISTIE CRINKLE (USA)
ch. 1969		ROCKY LINK (USA)ch. 1960
TEA BID (USA)ch. 1949
SHIMMERING GOLD (USA)
pal. 2002		BILLIONAIR (USA)
1998		ISSUE OF GOLD (USA)
pal. 1994		GOLD APOLLO (USA)
pal. 1973		 MILKIE (USA) pal. 1966
WILD JONE (USA)ch. 1958
ISSUE'S CALL (USA)
ch. 1982		ISSUE (USA)b. 1967
DEES NATIVE (USA)gr. 1972
QUEEN DEBONAIR (USA)
pal. 1990		MILKIE (USA)
pal. 1966		 DEER LODGE (USA)b. 1960
TOOTSIE T (USA)br. 1946
STORE BOUGHT WOMAN (USA)
ch. 1975		LUCKY DEBONAIR (USA)b. 1962
MISS AMERICAN PIE (GB)b. 1970
LIZZIE (USA)
ch. 1989		HATCHET MAN (USA)
ro. 1971		THE AXE (USA)
gr. 1958		MAHMOUD (FR)gr. 1933 [IC]
BLACKBALL (USA)b. 1950 *
BEBOPPER (USA)*
b. 1962		TOM FOOL (USA)b. 1949 [IC]
BEBOP (FR)b. 1957 *
MACHINE (ARG)
dkb/br. 1973		MANTECON (ARG)
b. 1964		TIRRENO (ARG)ch. 1957
SIMPATIQUINA (ARG)b. 1957
MA COCOTTE (ARG)
b. 1961		MAKE TRACKS (USA)ch. 1947
MON TRESOR (ARG)gr. 194
change is simply a destination on a journey reached by taking the first step (i said that) lol

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Yes, thats where he was when I saw him some years back.  The Aust stud book says chestnut.  If he is chestnut so am I.Confused
Not sure if Peta still has Winning Colours and if he is there ? Anyone know ?

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