QUEEN blk. M, APPALOOSA, 1938
| Color: blk
Height: blkt
unreg.
ApHC Unregistered
Blanket - white w/ black spots over hips
Black varnish roan that faded to all white w/ age
Queen was well broke w/ plenty of cow-savvy
She was also winning race & relay mare
Owned by Howard Haller & Jenks Telford of Albion, Idaho
She was sold to Orvil Sears, of Elba, Idaho
Queen is the dam of the great Apache. “Many students of the Appaloosa breed considered Apache as the all-time great performance horse and sire of performance horses. Apache seemed to possess all of the requirements necessary to turn in consistently good performances. He had an unusual amount of speed, no end of endurance, and a disposition that caused him to give every task all he had. In a race, he was “up on the bit”, but in a children’s class or in a Ladies Western Pleasure Class, he was easily controlled on a slack rein. He was an equine athlete with the conformation and agility to perform well in a wide variety of events. Apache was used for about everything a western horse can be used for. He was a top calf roping horse, and performed well team roping and cutting.
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