Cremello warmblood stallions

[ladyj79]

I love cremellos. Probably because a friend growing up had a big gorgeous mare from the same ranch/breeding program as the buckskin from dances with wolves. She was not surprisingly very well trained and smart and personable. So while it is generally not a desirable color for the nonbreeder I would take a dozen just like her, but the high quality ones are generally retained.

[Equibrit]

@alibi_18

Are you the venom spewing police?

I did find upsetting that someone would even consider that « breeding program » interesting, and I expressed myself, but that is all.

No one is forcing you to read whatever crap I decide to write… :winkgrin:

That’s the problem with words; you have to read them to find out they’re crap.

[alibi_18]

@Equibrit

That’s the problem with words; you have to read them to find out they’re crap.

I’m sorry you wasted time on me.

Next time I’ll do better, I promise.

Take care.

[Dee-Vee]

@Horsesports

I have two geldings sired by Raleighs Full Moon at http://www.moonrocksporthorses.com/

Their dam was Arab and although he is a Quarter Horse he does produce beautiful babies. Mine are both very dressage suitable. Both have very trainable minds and love their people.

Their damn was dark bay and both of my geldings are buckskins. But you can see from his web site he makes some pretty nice palominos also.

Colour aside as I have been toying with the idea of breeding my appendix mare to a QH stallion who would improve on her for dressage. Those whom I have found, while they do dressage would not improve on my mare’s movement. While I like him as a QH I am more impressed with the movement on his progeny based on a video I found. I wonder what mares he is breeding? Thanks for sharing.

[Manni01]

https://youtu.be/ZYNwyyLoNbg

[Saffron_Rose]

@CatchMeIfUCan

This is totally out of left field, but it could work depending on what you want. I have a Hanoverian/American Cream Draft cross that is to die for. He has a great work ethic, is easy to sit, talented toward dressage with the ability to sit and shorten, virtually indestructible, doesn’t wear shoes, and is a nice size without being overly drafty (15.1 and not overly round but with big joints and feet). He also has a good enough personality to go along with any shenanigans like jumping, eventing, ground driving, trail riding, pony club games, etc. I have no idea if he is an anomaly but I would definitely consider this cross again for myself. When I look at photos of American Cream Drafts, they are the type of draft I would want to cross with for sport - smaller, short coupled, sturdy, strong toplines, uphill, nice neck placement.

This is irrelevant to the thread but I just want to say what a lovely looking horse your gelding is; he has a very kind expression. <3

[WildLittleWren]

@CatchMeIfUCan

This is totally out of left field, but it could work depending on what you want. I have a Hanoverian/American Cream Draft cross that is to die for. He has a great work ethic, is easy to sit, talented toward dressage with the ability to sit and shorten, virtually indestructible, doesn’t wear shoes, and is a nice size without being overly drafty (15.1 and not overly round but with big joints and feet). He also has a good enough personality to go along with any shenanigans like jumping, eventing, ground driving, trail riding, pony club games, etc. I have no idea if he is an anomaly but I would definitely consider this cross again for myself. When I look at photos of American Cream Drafts, they are the type of draft I would want to cross with for sport - smaller, short coupled, sturdy, strong toplines, uphill, nice neck placement.

What a lovely horse!

[CatchMeIfUCan]

Thank you both! He is definitely one in a million and very special which am why I am curious if he could be replicated with a breeding to an American Cream Draft with sport in mind. I unfortunately am selling him due to lack of time and money, but I bet it will be the biggest mistake of my life.

[plaidbreeches]

I know you asked for warmblood stallions and he is a thoroughbred but my horse is turned out with a Goldmaker baby and he is very athletic, moves correctly, but still ammy friendly and very honest. His owner is a greener re-rider and she does fine on him.