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The picture of the month is the Gladewater Round-up Rodeo in Texas. 3 FAHR horses were ridden in the grand entry.
Shadow ridden by member, Lisa Reed.
Member Deanna Brown riding Plaudits Eagle Spot, FAHR #493 (son of Eagles ThunderNtoby)
and Marilyn Hall riding RRR LWS FINEST, alias "Sassy", FAHR # 562
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| Introduction to FAHR |
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| The Foundation Appaloosa Horse Registry (FAHR) is dedicated to the
protection, preservation, perpetuation and promotion of the true bloodlines
of the Appaloosa horse (for more info, see
Introduction to Appaloosas by
Mary P. Hare).
FAHR, a unique nonprofit organization, was founded
by a group of dedicated Appaloosa breeders concerned with the disappearance
of the 'purebred' Appaloosa. The horses registered with FAHR represent some
of the purest Appaloosa horses to be found, as they must prove at least 75%
Appaloosa blood within a five generation pedigree. FAHR is a leader in the
Appaloosa industry in starting out with closed stud books and registered
known genetics. FAHR registered horses are bred in the original concept
of the ApHC. More...
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| Featured Breeder |
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Tanglewood Farm
Kathi Harvey
Phillipsburg, NJ
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Dun Roven Chelsea
FAHR #30, ApHC #235809
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Last son of Chief Chelsea F2154, Leopard legend. Traces back to Miss Unquah #4523, Cheetah #125, Malheur Man. Chelsea was the PJHSA Versatility Champion in only 10 shows, a record!
Dun Roven Chelsea has Produced:
Two (2) CRHA National Champions
Three (3) CRHA Reserve National Champions
Double Bronze Medallion Winner!
Five (5) Jersey Bred Superiors
Many ROM Winners
Two (2) Superiors-ApHC
Top 10’s at the World’s and Nationals!
ApHC winners in 28 classes
Many Year End Top 10 in the Nation
ApHC Versatility Champion
Reserve ApHC National Champion
Dun Roven Chelsea produces Halter and Performance horses! All have sound minds and bodies.
Kathi started showing Appaloosas in the 70’s, and so started Tanglewood Farm.
Dun Roven Chelsea came to the farm in 1981, after Kathi saw an ad in the Appaloosa News that he was for sale. His Disposition, talent and temperment was perfect formula for a champion. Not only was he successful in and out of the ring, he also produces it. Our horses are handled daily from the day they are born. We believe the Love, Discipline and Respect shared with our horses is part of our Secrets to Success. Kathi trained and showed Chelsea PJHSA and IVAA open circuits, earning many COM’s and the highly sought after Versatility Championship in only 10 shows. Chelsea was shown at only a few regional shows, picking up some points. Kathi started showing his offspring instead retiring Chelsea for pleasure use and a breeding stallion. His offspring started winning futurities and National Points. In 1990 Kathi brought Chelsea out of retirement to hit the big shows. Chelsea was 15 years old, and was # 2 in the nation, year-end, and #9 in another class, and was also Top Ten at the Worlds and Nationals. His son was Reserve National Champion, and #3 in the same class.
Chelsea will be 33 years old in April 2008 and is still sound enough to ride. He had 100% conception last year. Chelsea continues to stand at stud at the Farm. This is due to the care, and feeding program that has been established at Tanglewood Farm. Tanglewood Farm breeds quality Appaloosas with Foundation lines! Our goal is to produce a modern look for both Halter and Performance.
DRC Vintage is vogue
FAHR #728, ApHC #629057
Number 2 in the Nation in FPD, ROM’s in Halter and FPD. Points in Non-Pro Mare.
2X’s CRHA Reserve National Champion Mare
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