Starlight Walkers Mares - Natural Smooth Barefoot Running Walk

Sunny's Pot Of Gold 20301276
born 04-02-03
Sunny is one of the smoothest most natural horses we
have had. She run walked barefoot the first time under
saddle as if there was no question as to what she was
suppose to do. Soft and responsive right from the start.
Show quality. She has self carriage on a loose rein all
on her own. She has several speeds and she neck reins.
You just can't get any better than this. Quality is an
understatement. Don't miss this chance to be in the
blues. 15h. $4500
Video taken 6-17-08

Wilson's Josie 204002680
born 03-13-04
As a trainer as well as an owner/breeder, I couldn't ask for more
than this filly has. She has the look, the temperament, and
she's all talent! This one wins the owner's choice award. She
has done nothing but walk smoothly under saddle. She is calm,
willing and just wants to please. She has long strides and her
dam's perfect confirmation and beauty along with reaching
shoulders. She is out of a direct Pride Piper mare. She is a bay
but would be called a seal brown with her dark color. She is top
notch quality. Not for sale.
Video taken when she was 2 and just startied.

Guses Pride 20205390
born 04-23-02
This beautiful mare is a combination of all the bloodlines we
built up our foundation stock with. She has talent! She
shakes her head from tail to nose and is in rhythm with
every step. She is out of a direct Pride Piper mare. The
combination between her and Bonfire has produced the most
awesome foal (Dolly) we could ever imagine.
Videos were taken when she was 2 and just started

April's Orphan Annie 19911861 For Sale
HERITAGE CERTIFIED!
A beautiful bay Sabino out of a supreme versatility champion He's
Blackhills Gold. She's a Heritage Mare! Everything about her
reaches back to the beginning of the Tennessee Walking Horse.
Miles of trail riding, a been there done it all horse. She has worked
cattle in the summers. She is strong with deep lungs, strong bone
and can go all day. Huge heart...will give you her all. Naturally
smooth gaited barefoot. 15.2 H. A temperament to die for. A kind
people loving personality. No vices, has never bucked or kicked.
Responsive neck reining. $2800
The first part of the video she is being ridden bareback in a halter
and she is barefoot. Check out her baby Pocket Full Of Cash, he is
awesome in gait and temperament! Videos taken 4-08

Diamond's Silver Lining 20405538 Chocolate Silver Dapple
born 04-18-04
Dixie as we call her is a black "Silver Dapple" sabino. Her unique color is due to the
modifier of the silver gene's affect on black plus giving the beautiful white mane and
tail. Silver is very rare in walkers. She is a gorgeous mare with a calm people loving
personality. She is a completely natural smooth racking horse. She has a very
smooth slow rack (which many racking horses don't) and a very smooth medium rack
and a get up and really go speed. All of which are performed naturally barefoot. She
goes what speed you want but you will never have a problem keeping up with anybody
on the trail and doing it smoothly. A temperament to die for..people loving. No vices.
Nothing bothers her, she is calm on the trail, no spook, no buck but will give you all
you ask for. A lot of fun. She's a great color producing prospect as well as a great
trail/pleasure horse! 15.1 hands. She is our riding horse now. $5500
Video Taken 4-28-08
Sold to Susan Ochoa of Oregon
I know you will make a great pair and really enjoy
each other!

Babe's Gold Lady SDG 20601938
born 05-04-06
We just acquired her last year. Babe is a palomino true "Roan". A
true roan only puts the white hairs on the body leaving the points
(legs, head, mane and tail) alone giving the look of a frosted body with
darker legs and head. Roan modifies any base color including
black...which is where the blue roan name comes from making a
black base horse look like they have a blue hue through out the
middle of the body. Sabino roaning is NOT caused by the true Roan
gene. As you can see she has that silvery cast to her body. Babe has
the gene's to produce a lot of color plus she has some really nice old
foundation bloodlines. But we look for gait and temperament before
color. She has a temperament to die for. People loving and just
wanting to please. She has been under saddle once at this time and
she just stood there as if she had done it all her life and just walked
off calmly. She has a wonderful fast smooth "square" gait with good
stride in the pasture. We are hoping for some nice foals from her.

Babe

Line back Dun's....
Lady and her foal Alley
Dun is one of the dilution genes that affects both black and red pigment. Unlike Silver or
Cream, it has the ability to change the physical appearance of all Black, Bay or Chestnut
based horses to some degree. Because Dun does not cause the horse to look any different
when it's present in one dose or two, this gene would not be considered an incomplete
dominant. It will modify black to "Grulla" leaving the points darker. Reds will be a little
lighter in the body color. True Dun's will always have a dorsal stripe and leg
barring...some will have shoulder bars or even cobwebbing on the forehead (but not all).
Also a face mask and sometimes frosting at the base of the mane and tail. Some horses
such as buckskins may have a dorsal stripe but it will not be as crisp. This is only
countershading..not the Dun gene. Without the leg bars and other markings they are not
Dun.

The markings will always show up on any color, even palomino. A red Dun will have all
the barring and dorsal stripe and many times will show a color change with the body
lighter than the points...very pretty. Dun is very rare in walkers. There are only two
known lines. Cowboys in the West really love Dun's as there are many in quarter horses.

As I have said before, we want gait and temperament
before color. These two have the gait and a wonderful
temperament with many old foundation bloodlines and
color to boot. We are hoping for some wonderful babies.

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for photos
of Dun
markings

Favorite's Royal Lady 987473
born 05-19-98
We just acquired her and her baby last year. Lady is a true highly primitive marked
Grulla Dun. She has a lot more leg and shoulder barring than many Dun's, along with
cobwebbing on the forehead. She has really long strides and a "square" gait out in the
pasture. We see her gaiting everywhere when the others are cantering. She has
produced 4 Dun's out of 6 foals (lost one). A high color rate. She is a gorgeous dark
Grulla color in the summer. The two of her foals I have seen are very natural and
well gaited with smooth square running walks and temperaments to die for. We are
hoping for some nice foals from her.

Dun Royally Blu My Chance 20700574
born 04-19-07
We call her "Alley". She is people friendly and a beauty. She is square and
smooth in her gait with a nice stride. She also carries the cream gene since her sire
was a cremelo which accounts for the little bit of golden hue to her coat compared to
her dam. Her full sister is already as calm and broke as a 10 year old with a fast
smooth gait. She carries some nice old foundation lines. We hope for some nice
foals crossing her and her dam with our Heritage stud.

Her baby colors as she grows

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