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Introducing for the 2008 breeding season we are thrilled to welcome Quarter Moon Farm's
American Flyer, a 2005 31" mini AMHA Pinto Stallion. His bloodlines include many of the
well known, great stallions of miniature horse history. He has fabulous conformation too!
American Flyer, a 2005 31" mini AMHA Pinto Stallion. His bloodlines include many of the
well known, great stallions of miniature horse history. He has fabulous conformation too!
QMF's American Flyer is by Little King's Midnight Express (30.25") who, through Little
King's Locomotion, Multi Supreme and Grand Champion, is decended from the famous
Boone's Little Buckaroo! Boones's Little Buckaroo was an AMHA National Grand
Champion and is a multiple AMHA National Grand Champion producer. Flyer is also a
decendent of the Komokos dynasty on his sires side. QMF's American Flyer is out of
Wild Wind's Little Bit of Gold. She not only had a successful show career, she is a
grandaughter of the 1988 AMHA National Grand Champion Jr. Stallion, Brewer's Orion
Classic. Brewer's Orion Classic is by the well known Orion Light Van't Huttenest who
produced more than 20 National Champions! Due to small spotting on Flyer's left flank,
we believe he may be homozygous for the pinto gene. We will be pursuing genetic testing
to verify.
King's Locomotion, Multi Supreme and Grand Champion, is decended from the famous
Boone's Little Buckaroo! Boones's Little Buckaroo was an AMHA National Grand
Champion and is a multiple AMHA National Grand Champion producer. Flyer is also a
decendent of the Komokos dynasty on his sires side. QMF's American Flyer is out of
Wild Wind's Little Bit of Gold. She not only had a successful show career, she is a
grandaughter of the 1988 AMHA National Grand Champion Jr. Stallion, Brewer's Orion
Classic. Brewer's Orion Classic is by the well known Orion Light Van't Huttenest who
produced more than 20 National Champions! Due to small spotting on Flyer's left flank,
we believe he may be homozygous for the pinto gene. We will be pursuing genetic testing
to verify.
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