Palisade Roping Horses are a seldom-know breed that has the build of a Quarter Horse but the intelligent and gentle characteristics of an Appaloosa. Palisade Roping Horses primarily are a Quarter Horse and Appaloosa mix, but over the years other breeds such as Mustangs, Criollo Horses, the Australian stock horse, Kigers, Colorado rangers, and the Ukrainian Riding Horse have been bred in to perfect this breed.
The Palisade Roping Horse is known for its strength, agility, intelligence, and endurance. They are known as an easy going horse with an unrivaled gentle temperament. A Palisade Roping Horse can work all day on a ranch, or be a pleasure or trail horse and can do both with little training and ease. They are an ideal breed for dual-purpose work, at the average height of 14-16hh. They typically are used for maintaining livestock, general farm work, and as family horses. They also excel in competitions such as reining, endurance, and cutting, but are even seen in the jumping and dressage rings.
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username: kortico
show name: downtown dallas blues
barn name: dallas
gender: stallion
height: 15.1hh
eye color: aquamarine
phenotype: silver dapple seal brown
genotype: Ee/AtAt/Zz
