Karma Farms Colonial Spanish Horses Perform!

Karma Farms Colonial Spanish Horses Perform! The horses of Karma Farms have won more awards in different fields of endeavor than the horses of any other Colonial Spanish breeding farm in the world, whether they call their horses Original American Indian Horses, Spanish Mustangs or Barbs. Tough, intelligent, smooth-riding, the Colonial Spanish Horse is the horse of choice for many modern competitions. No horse has proven to be a better mount for distance riding, whether endurance or competitive trail.

We register our horses as Horses of the Americas as well as Originals or "O"'s in the American Indian Horse Registry. Some also have papers in the Spanish Mustang Registry. These long-maned rare and historic horses, famous from the Renaissance to the last days of the American Old West, number less than 5,000 today.

It has been our great pleasure to own, ride and show such great horses as Choctaw Sun Dance, Rowdy Yates, Liona, El Tigre Segundo and the great old broodmare Espéranza. One of our best known champions is Tomlyn's boy, the little black gelding Fernando (Choctaw Sun Dance/Margerita, she by Broom out of Pie), a horse that can do it all and make it look easy. "Ferdie" is an NATRC National Champion, SMR Grande Conquistador, and HOA's 2001 National Champion Trail Horse. And Tommi did the training herself when she was only 12.

My daughter Victoria Speir Lynn is very proud of her boy "Building A Mystery" by Rowdy Yates out of Liona. He is a champion in his own right now, but he was also the first product of a breeding by a SMR Grande Conquistador stallion to a Grande Conquistador mare. Meet Building A Mystery ("Bam") by Rowdy Yates out of Liona. "Bam" is now 7 years old and competing in NATRC's Region 4 Open Heavyweight division, being ridden by owner Bret Lynn.

Bret Lynn mounts Building A Mystery at the Bodcau Bayou CTR

We have horses for sale from well-started mounts to 2006 foals. Our spring babies started arriving in March, and we will add their pictures to our 2006 Foals pages. The 2006 foals are by Rowdy Yates, Locomotion, Building A Mystery, and the last Magneto foals (Broom/ Espéranza). Magneto is fine; we have gelded him and are campaigning him in show, games and CTR. Our foals are out of some of the breed's finest proven mares. Check out our 2006 foal page.

Here's my famous grullo roan friend Rowdy Yates--in summer...Rowdy Yates by Jack Slade out of Espéranza

--and in winter.
Rowdy Yates in winter

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We offer stallion service, young stock, brood mares, training, and riding lessons as well as trail riding by the hour on our scenic 150+ acre ranch in deep East Texas.

Want more information on America's First Horse? Try these great articles by Dr. Phil Sponenberg on Spanish Colonial Horse history and the strains left today: First article and Second article

Lots more info is available at these sites:
The Horse of the Americas Registry.
American Indian Horse Registry

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