He has the most TRAINABLE and KIND temperament
of any horse of the over 500 that I have trained in my 35+ years as a professional. He willingly does whatever you ask. His temperament is not a fluke as His sire Indian Artifacts’ foals are known for their ease in training and His Dam is a very kind mare that is also a gentle giant.
He has demonstrated he can excel in AQHA shows
Even with a handicap. He was born premature due to a uterine infection and his dam stepped on him at 2 days. This vet verifiable accident permanently deformed his right hind leg. Even with this he has stayed sound without vet help and has accomplished much.
· ROM in Hunter Under Saddle
· Points -
· Class(s) Winner and Circuit Champion at Gordyville IL
· He is now in training to promote Quarter Horses in the Dressage Show Arena
He truly is a Versatile Stallion!
Indian Artbeat an honest 17.2H
He comes by his height honestly as his dam is 17.1H and his sire is 17.2H
A few highlights ... Indian Artbeat’s excellent shoulder to arm angle is greater then 90 degrees, long forearm and arm, well defined wither going well into his back (enabling his shoulder blade to slide back and his front leg to extend forward), strong loin, excellent angle to his hip and hind leg for strong engagement. Uphill build, clean neck and throatlatch with correct length top line vs. bottom line of his neck and main body. Excellent bone and feet with good heals.
Tested EVA negative and annually vaccinated.
No possible exposure to CEM; thus CEM free.
(CEM is a venereal disease in horses causing abortion and infertility. So far CEM has affected 2 QH stallions in KY
and through their semen has spread throughout the US. The US has been CEM free for the past 35 years.)
All mares bred on the farm were in foal on first normal cycle!
All shipped semen was excellent as commented on by the vets!
His first foals will arrive in spring of 08!
INDIAN ARTBEAT has the pedigree to PRODUCE WINNERS!
Out of TB Crescendo Lady –
Dam of SR Crescendo (by Swoon N Red) 4th in Nation in HUS , Superior in open HUS, Amateur ROM, AQHA World Show Qualifier in HUS for 4 years past , earner of 169 pts and still showing. He is 4th in the nation in SR Working Hunter in 07.
By World Champion -
Sire of Multiple World and National Champions and Reserve World Champions in Multiple Breeds. Sire of Multiple AQHA Superiors, AQHA World Top 5’s and 10’s, & National YE top 5’s and 10’s. His get compete and win in HUS, LL, driving, Equitation, Showmanship, Trail, Dressage, Hunter Breeding and Over Fences.
A close inspection of his pedigree identifies Artbeat’s sire is a result of extremely
athletic and proven performers in Grand Prix jumping, working hunter, three day eventing,
and on the flat in AQHA performance and Thoroughbred venues. They include: Turn-
He is tested to be Homozygous to the black bay Gene-
INDIAN ARTBEAT offers several markets for his foals.
INDIAN ARTBEAT is also a registered in the American Warmblood Registry. This tough to enter Association of the World Breeding Federation of Sport Horses recognized his wonderful temperament, excellent Hunter movement and natural classical hunter form over fences. Now in his Dressage training he is showing excellent movement and talent in this new discipline. HE is TRULY VERSATILE!
Being Double Registered in AWR results in several markets for Indian Artbeat’s foals,
The AQHA Market-
Color Horse Markets. Colored foals (APHA, ApHA, Buckskin and Pinto are eligible for their breed registries and AWR. Colored or not they can show in color classes in major futurities plus be registered in AWR.
The American Warmblood Registry conducts annual inspections for grading and (optional)
branding the horses it registers. Each horse is compared against the breed ideal.
The horse is inspected in-
APHA and ApHC Approved stallion -
2008: Wisconsin, IL, Minn, Iowa, NY Quarter Horse futurities & Wisc & Indiana Paint horse Futurities
2009: Wisconsin, IL, Mich, Minn, Iowa Quarter Horse futurities & Wisc, IL, Indiana, Iowa Paint horse Futurities
International Hunter futurity. Will be eligible for NSBA as two’s (which will be in 2010).
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Color, AQHA and Other breed Warmblood foals have the added value of being able to be registered in the AMERICAN WARMBLOOD REGISTRY (AWR) adding salability and value to his foals. Warmblood Registered horses generally sell at a much higher price than horses that are only registered as TB and AQHA when marketed in these disciplines. Their owners can compete for awards awarded by the AWR. The Sport Horse Markets are Hunters (show and field), Jumpers, Dressage, Combined Driving and Eventing.
