Additional Comments:
Why is a Smoky Cream double ditlute. He gets classified as a Perlino because the breed registries can't seem to keep up with the genetics. A Smoky Cream is a double dilute that is a black based horse, rather than a Perlino/bay based.
He is gentle as a lamb, hardly anyone realizes that he is a stallion. He is ridden around other horses, hauls in the same trailer with mares and listens to his handler at all times. Last year he was hand bred and was a perfect gentleman and caught both mares he was bred to. This year we have him turned in with the mares for his first couple of breedings and then will continue with the hand breeding again.
He is square and stocky, he rates 91.41% foundation but we have not registered him yet. He is the grandson of Tiffdigger, an excellent cutting horse and also of Sugs Bar Doc. His extended pedigree is on our website and also on AllBreedPedigree.com.
Why will only make you a Palomino, buckskin or smoky black foal from a red, black or bay mare, he cannot reproduce red or bay coloring.
We looked for a very long time for a double dilute, color producing stud with his temperment and foundation breeding. The stud fee we are asking in no way reflects the value we place on him. The market is soft and we would like to see him get some nice foals on the ground. We're willing to share him with you'all long enough to get you an excellent foal.
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Company / Facility: Horsesmiths Farm - Located in the heart of the scenic Ozarks, we are a small horse loving facility. We breed calm, correct foals and keep a few trusted riding horses for our pleasure. We stand a Double Dilute AQHA stallion and usually have some fine bred young stock available.
