Alexander The
Great
2006 American
Drum stallion
owned by
Ponderosa Ridge Ranch/Tanya Williams
17.2 hands
homozygous for both the tobiano & black gene
This new
breed of horse has come thundering out of the history books and into reality in
America.
First used by the Queen of England in her ceremonial Band of the Life Guards.
The Drum Horse carries the heavy kettle drums during the parades and other
pageantry.
Today, the American Drum Horse is proving to be the ultimate heavy riding horse.
A talented athlete, the American Drum Horse can excel in many disciplines.
*** Alexander is being offered for sale ***
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Alexander
is truly a GENTLE GIANT!
He is one of the very few American Drum stallions standing at stud in
California. His quiet nature and loving disposition,
make him ideal for a classic Driving horse. Alexander has great drive from
behind and is very lofty in front.
Alexander has had very nice foals from a variety of breeds of mares. They all
have his easy going attitude,
and great minds, making them very easy to handle from the start.
Alexander was shown in Albany, Oregon at the August PtHA show and won HIGH POINT
UTILITY HORSE.
Alexander is homozygous
for the tobiano gene as well as the black gene. You will always get a pinto
foal.
He will not ever sire a chestnut foal.
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stud fee:
$1000
live cover
live foal/color guarantee
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Galway
Warrior (sire of Alexander)
"Father of the Drum
Horses"!
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Galway Warrior was the world famous Drum Horse stallion that was once owned by
the Queen Of England,
as a sire of Drum horses!
These photos are an example of the American Drum Horse
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Alexander Foals
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