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Australian Palomino Horsebreeders Association... |
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was formed in 1948. It has come a long way since the first stallion was registered. Palominos today are proving that their golden colour is being rewarded with achievements being obtained at the highest levels in hacking, dressage, harness, stock horse, western and individual breed type events. |
Controversy exists to the origin of the Palomino, some suggest that their ultimate origin goes back to the ages of 1200BC, others claim they were prized by kings of Yemen. In the 15th century Queen Isabella of Spain maintained a stable of golden Palominos. The Palomino appears to have been rediscovered when the United States took possession of California in 1848. Regardless of the origin, today's Palomino can be found all over the world. |
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This Web Site is Designed and Maintained by Loriot Stud Images displayed on this Site are subject to Copyright Law and may not be reproduced without permission Horse information contained on this Site is based on details provided to the Loriot Stud by APHA Members and Non-members. Whilst exercising due care, the APHA and Loriot Stud is unable to guarantee the accuracy or authenticity of such information and cannot accept any responsibility for reliance by any person upon any of the information |
