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Zebra Kitten Spot

ApHC #502969

Pedigree of Zebra Kitten Spot

			Candy F-320
		Navajo's Candy #85389
			Crusty T-691
	WOA Sarcee's Candy #440668
			Simcoe's Sarcee F-1634
		Weeping Water #121193
			Charlie W. Peterson mare
WOA Sarcee Olepi #470461
			Moroccan Leopard F-1472
		Moroccan Leopard II-1472 #209543
			Weeping Water #121193
	Rocky II Leggins #335342
			Unknown
		Tew Leggins #67487
			Unknown
			Joker B F-678
		Joker's Monte
			Moose Milk
	Money Creek's Monte Time
			Wapiti #5445
		Money Creek's Idle Time
			Semotan mare
Money Creek's Time Britches #
			Kelley's Sonny Boy
		Sonny Boy's Cowboy
			Minne Maid
	R Britches Fancy
			Ross's Rastus
		Double R Doll Britches
			Circle N King's Princess

Produce of Zebra Kitten Spot

• Copper (deceased) - 199? solid bay filly - Sire: Richard's Storm
• "Awsum" registered Sunspot Johnny Revel - 2004 solid black colt - Sire: Sunspot Pete

Copper	Awsum (Sunspot Johnny Revel)

Ancestors of Zebra Kitten Spot

From Marla Limbrecht of Cinco Mar Farms of Waterloo, Iowa: I was doing some web surfing one night and I did a query on one of the horses we used to own, Ross's Rastus.  I figured there were some descendants out there somewhere and I was really thrilled when I got a hit. 
We owned and raced Ross's Rastus and I rode Circle N King's Princess in Indian costume classes when I was about 13.   Ross's Rastus was quite the race horse in his day.  We eventually sold him but he was mistreated badly and we brought him home.  He had to be gelded at that point and was so thin you could stick your fist between each of his ribs.  He was nursed back to health and we raced him a little more after that.
 Sonny Boy's Cowboy stood at stud at our farm.  He belonged to some friends and was shown very successfully for a number of years.  He eventually went crazy in a halter class and picked up the guy that was showing him by the shoulder and tossed him to the ground.  He also jumped on a friend of mine when she went to get him out of the corral and broke her back.  He was then retired to stud and a special stall was built for him-a large box stall inside with a small corral and breeding chute outside.  When you would walk in the barn he would bare his teeth and dive at the stall walls.  It was pretty scary because he was a large and very muscular horse. 
  We briefly owned Double R Doll Britches [dam of Princess below], but sold her when she was a year or two to the Andersons of Hampton, Iowa and Barbie Anderson showed her very successfully for several years.
Thank you Marla for the neat information and super photos. I can certainly see where Kitten got her spots.  

Circle N King's Princess. Photo circa 1967.


Ross's Rastus


Get of Sire Class at an Appaloosa show, showing the get of Sunspot J.
Ross's Rastus is 2nd from left.

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