PH - Paint Horse Association of Australia
PH - Paint Horse Association of Australia
PH - Paint Horse Association of Australia
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* GSQ Mytee Class Act wins<br />
the 2006 Winderdeen Classics<br />
Open Yearling Futurity and the<br />
Grand Champion <strong>Paint</strong> Mare.<br />
This event is a QH Show open to<br />
all breeds. Well done to the <strong>Paint</strong>s.<br />
Photo by: Tracey Bavinton<br />
We Chapmans’ are typically known for breeding Quarter <strong>Horse</strong>s, and over the last<br />
couple <strong>of</strong> years we’ve tested our luck with <strong>Paint</strong>s, and have come out extremely lucky.<br />
STORY: CHAPMANS • <strong>PH</strong>OTOS: TRACEY BAVINTON<br />
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We’ve known many people over the years breeding <strong>Paint</strong>s,<br />
have continuously bred solid after solid. And yes, those<br />
Chapman’s manage to breed three out <strong>of</strong> three coloured<br />
foals, two fillies and one colt.<br />
It all began when the Mytee Obvious Te mares we retained<br />
were ready to breed. We decided to use the sire Gladiator*,<br />
purely on his breeding alone we had to breed to him.<br />
With the cross <strong>of</strong> both blood lines <strong>of</strong> the number one<br />
<strong>Paint</strong> horse, Mighty Awesome, in the USA crossed with the<br />
number one Quarter <strong>Horse</strong> producing mare, Conclusive<br />
Lace, you’d be crazy not too get hold <strong>of</strong> these blood lines.<br />
We chose to breed GSQ Mytee Fine Lady, to Gladiator*,<br />
and the resulting foal was a loud overo colt, GSQ Mytee<br />
Photo: GSQ Mytee Class Act on left.<br />
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The <strong>Paint</strong> <strong>Horse</strong> Journal<br />
February - March 2007