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FREE BREEDING to qualified mares. If you are producing foals for the race track and your mare has won $75,000, or produced winning foals you qualify for free breeding. This is a special offer to get Jade recognized.as a producer of winning foals.
JADE FOREST 17.0 hand Chestnut, his only white is a star on his forhead, Registered with The Jockey Club, Owned by McCoy Farms. Jade is sired by Forest WildCat. Jade’s and grandsire is Storm Cat. Jade’s dams grandsire is Mr. Prospector. One of Jades previous owners was quoted saying “Jade is one of the more spectacular horses they have ever seen”.
Jade was sold at Keeneland as a yearling for $100,000. He successfuly raced 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007, his winnings totelted $60,500.
We are currently working on his registration status with following registrations ApHC, AWS, AQHA, and APHA, no limitations. Jade has a great mind, sport horse size, movement and perfect conformation. He also has a great attitude.
Forest WildCat
Jade’s Sire
Storm Cat
Forest WildCat’s Sire
Looking for size, movement, conformation, and breeding Jade has it all. He is a gorgeous, Kentucky bred, golden chestnut Thoroughbred stallion with no white except for his star on his forehead. This is a Jr. stallion yet to be proven so his fees are low. His bloodline will produce for you an exceptional Dressage, or Sport Horses. Jade is one of those rare animals that raced for 5 years, retired from racing in 2007 at the age of seven. Jade exemplifies everything you want in a Sport Horse Stallion. Movement, size, conformation and above all else, temperament. Jade is an exceptional cross for anyone looking to add movement, bone and athletic ability as well as color to their foal. Jade is a Chestnut, it is well known that the chestnut is non dominant color gene. When bred to loud colored Appaloosa mares we expect to see loud colored foals.
