Book Description Seventh Printing; Softcover. Condition: New. The third volume of this very popular series. This is a February 2001 printing. This volume profiles a number of stallions and mares who gained fame in the American Quarter Horse Association [AQHA], formed in 1940, and now the world's largest horse breed registry. Many of these horse played role in the formation of the breed, others are more contremporary. Many gained fame on the QH track, others claimed fame in the show ring, and many did both. A number of them are household names in the QH industry because of their additional impact on the breed as sires and dams. Each chapter is about a specific stallion or mare, and inclues a 4 generation pedigree, summary of the horse's permformance record and sire or production record, as well as photos. One of the breeds that America made, and is justly famous for, and proud of. See book #1851. Oversized, 3.5#. ; A Western Horseman Book Series; Vol. 3; B & W photographs; 8 x 11; 205 pages. Seller Inventory # 4452

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Legends: Outstanding Quarter Horse Stallions And Mares Volume 3

Ciarloni, Diane, and Jim Goodhue, Kim Guenther, Frank Holmes, Betsy Lynch, Larry Thornton

Published by Western Horseman Inc., Colorado Springs, CO (2001)

ISBN 10: 0911647406 ISBN 13: 9780911647402

New Seventh Printing; Softcover Quantity: 1

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Pegasus Books
(Farmington Hills, MI, U.S.A.)

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Book Description Seventh Printing; Softcover. Condition: New. The third volume of this very popular series. February 2001 printing. This volume profiles a number of stallions and mares who gained fame in the American Quarter Horse Association [AQHA], formed in 1940, and now the world's largest horse breed registry. Many of these horse played role in the formation of the breed, others are more contremporary. Many gained fame on the QH track, others claimed fame in the show ring, and many did both. A number of them are household names in the QH industry because of their additional impact on the breed as sires and dams. Each chapter is about a specific stallion or mare, and inclues a 4 generation pedigree, summary of the horse's permformance record and sire or production record, as well as photos. One of the breeds that America made, and is justly famous for, and proud of. See book #1851. Oversized, 3.5#. ; A Western Horseman Book Series; Vol. 3; B & W photographs; 8 x 11; 205 pages. Seller Inventory # 13159