Colonel Sanders with his trainer,
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Dam: Shylock's Co Co Mist
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A gorgeous, big
and gentle palomino gelding, born June 1994 in Vermont,
U.S.A. Height at withers: 160 cm. Currently in
training in the German Sauerland (see: Breeders In
Europe, Wing Walker Farm)
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Colonel Sanders is a
quality Tennessee Walking Horse riding horse. He has been trained as a
proper Walking Horse and has also been ridden as a
"dressage" horse, at a trot.
Right now he's
being trained as a Walking Horse again and the
pictures at this page show him at his very first
workout with Martin, making clear he remembers his
inherent walk very well!
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As his training
progresses, his price may raise, and he'll be ready to
be the coveted possession of a rider who looks for a
quality Tennessee Walking Horse, prepared for show
and competition but also for relaxed trail rides.
This horse deserves a good rider and will only be
sold to someone who can give him a good home and a
sensible ride.
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Colonel's sire is
the well-known, now deceased, stud Midnight Tango of
Water Tower Farm in Vermont, U.S.A. If you look under
Breeding at the site of
Water Tower Farm, you'll find
more information as well as several pictures of
Midnight Tango's offspring. Among them the mare,
Tango's Kaleidoscope (she was exported to Europe
too) and the prize-winning colt, Tango's Midnight
Pride who's a full brother to the Little America
mare,
Midnight Lunar.
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So, as you see now, Colonel
Sanders is a half-brother to our mare Midnight
Lunar. Colonel's dam
Shylock's Co Co Mist is still a beloved
possession of Colonel's breeders. She's 20 years old
now and a beautiful buckskin mare. The location of
Colonel Sanders right now is Kierspe, Sauerland,
Germany.
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Colonel Sanders has been sold to
people in Cologne, Germany, still staying happily at
Martin's place where the new owners get riding
lessons on him from Martin. Pictures with the new owners and after "Lonel's" move to his new stable to be found here (
http://www.historische-reise.de/Lonelhome.html ). Thanks Diana and Axel for giving such good care to this special horse!
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Tennessee Walking Horse, please contact Little America (Maryan Zyderveld) or Wing Walker Farm (Martin Wingenfeld). |
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