Click here for new Photos taken 10/4/2001
American Saddlebred #105111 - PtHA 89684
Spot of Gold is a rare Palomino and White Pinto,National Showhorse Nominated Stallion. At birth, he was one of only14 palomino and white pinto ASB horses registered since 1971. He is upright with a nice long neck, beautiful head, big brown eyes, nice topline and good motion. He is 16.2 hands high. If you are considering breeding for color, consider Spot of Gold. He has produced a homozygous Buckskin and White Pinto filly, Crosswind's Ultra Suede. She is currently for sale. Photo above 10/2001. Photo below 5/2000. His second foal crop will be arriving in 2002.
Stud fee 2002 - $750 - transported semen available, as well as live cover/with mare care.
Here he is at only 6 weeks old. Excuse the dirt, and he was already in need of a trim on the back.
When Spot of Gold was only 2 weeks old, his dam had a twisted intestine. She went to the hospital for 8 days, and survived. While she was gone, he had to learn to drink milk from a bucket. When she came home from the equine hospital, she would not accept him back. So I had to raise him myself. He consumed 6 gallons of milk a day from age 3 months to 6 months. We made daily trips to the grocery store for milk. You can imagine the strange looks I got from people, with 6 gallons of milk in my cart everyday. People would look at me and say, "Got Milk?".
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