Last Revised: February 12, 2007

Picture courtesy of the Jaz Ranch of Oregon, a great foundation breeding operation.

Foundation Quarter Horses

Not too tall, well muscled, and sometimes known as 'bulldog' type horses, the foundation quarter horse is quickly becoming a very popular choice among horse breeders and horse owners alike. There are various foundation registries that you can apply for registration with, all having slightly different criteria, but the one thing they all have in common is to preserve the quarter horse from days gone by.

We have decided to go with the National Foundation Quarter Horse Association and are lifetime members. All of the horses on our farm are registered with or are registerable with the NFQHA. 

Our Foundation Horses

Ruffians Embrace (F0023850) - 81% - 1985 Blackn mare

Poco Hailey (F0020925) - 91% - 2002 Grullo mare

DC Double Dee (F0020585) - 82% - 2002 Dun mare

Vickis Love Muffin (not registered but estimated at 87%) - 1990 Sorrel mare

Algonquin Steel (F0025454) - 85% - 2004 Grullo gelding