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White Quarter Horses for sale in Indiana

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Ya-ya’s, Spring Flings and Giddy Up!
Ya-ya’s, Spring Flings and Giddy Up!
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Do you think your horse is nuts in spring? Does he act up, act out, want to buck or run away with you? If so, let’s fix that here and now, shall we?  Here in Colorado, this past winter that includes the one we are so far having this sp...
By Tanya Buck
Retired White City Army Sergeant Dedicated  Demanded Farrier Caring For Horses' Feet
Retired White City Army Sergeant Dedicated Demanded Farrier Caring For Horses' Feet
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An enclosed two-horse trailer has been converted into Jay Sander’s traveling farrier service “No foot, no horse” is an old saying among horsemen. Despite their size and strength, horses actually are notoriously fragile anima...
By Frank J. Buchman
3 Tips for Managing Your Broodmares in the Fall
3 Tips for Managing Your Broodmares in the Fall
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There is a universal understanding that horses are in foal for 11 months but anyone who has stayed up on foal watch knows that nothing is set in stone when it comes to foaling out a mare! For the most part, many broodmares in the Northern Hemisphere ...
By Thomasina Orr
Four Kansans Headed For Competition At National Finals Rodeo In Las Vegas
Four Kansans Headed For Competition At National Finals Rodeo In Las Vegas
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Miss Rodeo Kansas Brooke Wallace, Council Grove, is competing at the Miss Rodeo America Pageant during the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas. Four of the best of the best in the sport of rodeo hail from Kansas. One cowgirl and three cowboys ...
By Frank J. Buchman
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Frequently asked questions
How can I ensure a Quarter Horse's pedigree and breed standards?
To ensure a Quarter Horse’s pedigree and breed standards, AQHA registration is required as it guarantees the horse abides by the Association’s breed standards and provides an official record of lineage and ownership history. AQHA registration is the only way to guarantee that a Quarter Horse is purebred and meets the breed standards set by the Association. It also provides an official record of the horse’s lineage and ownership history, which is important for breeders and owners alike.
What are some tips for inspecting and buying a Quarter Horse?
When inspecting and buying a Quarter Horse, consider its training level, soundness, temperament, conformation, feet, and make sure to get a pre-purchase exam by a reputable veterinarian.
How much does a quarter horse cost?
A Quarter horse can typically be found for anywhere from $2,500 to $10,000, although elite show horses and stallions may cost up to $100,000.
How tall is a quarter horse?
A Quarter Horse typically stands between 14.3 and 16 hands (56 to 64 inches) tall.