Last update June 15, 2010

Send us your stories about colored Quarter Horses you have known - or heard of - from the past or the present !

We already have a several interesting accounts posted on the AQHA Spotted Stories page.

Welcome to the Quarter Horse Spot - home of the colorful stallion Reminic In Spots - AQHA # 4821703 [see Pedigree Notes ]

Reminic In Spots is the first (that we know of) fully registered AQHA horse born with a distinctive appaloosa style color pattern.

He was born in 2005 to registered AQHA parents, was DNA parentage verified and received full AQHA registration papers some time later.

Reminic In Spots was born bay with a white blanket & spots over his hips.

Although this type of color pattern is associated with the Appaloosa horse, it is certainly not exclusive to them. The Appaloosa breed is not the origin of the LP (leopard complex) gene in horses. The color was imported to this continent, together with all the other colors and patterns we see in modern North American horse breeds - through the Spanish horses and other European breeds that laid the foundation for the AQHA, Paint and Appaloosa.

Reminic In Spots is not the first 'appaloosa' colored Quarter Horse there has ever been... though he is the first (that we know of) obviously colored horse to receive AQHA registration papers (due to the 2004 changes in the "white rule".)

We hope to share case studies of other such colored Quarter Horses on this site - and encourage your input. If you've known any - or heard of any - appaloosa colored Quarter Horses through the years, we'd like to hear from you. AQHAspot@yourlink.ca

Check back often as we will be updating with new information as it comes in.

 

Reminic In Spots (see Video here)

AQHA Spotted Stories

Appaloosa LP color - how it can exist in AQHA

Foals by Reminic In Spots

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