By the late 1700s, the American Saddlebred was being recognized as a unique and
individual horse type. They were first known as The American Horse, then later
on were known as Kentucky Saddlers. These hardy, gaited horses served as mounts
for many famous generals. General Lee on Traveler, Grant on Cincinnati, Sherman
rode Lexington and Stonewall Jackson's mount was Little Sorrell. These horses
performed legendary feats of endurance during the war. Because most Confederate
horses were privately owned, General Grant's order at Lee's surrender which allowed
the men to keep their horses, perhaps saved the breed. After the war, gifted horsemen
began making a living at training these horse for shows and an intense rivalry between
Kentucky and Missouri ensued. This was the beginning of the American Saddlebred as a refined show horse that we know today.
Our bloodlines include several highly acclaimed families such as Stonewall's Main Event, Buck Rogers, Radiant Sultan, Sir William
Robert and The Mystery Writer. We have carefully selected stallions to compliment our mares' pedigrees, to produce offspring
that are sure to be successful in the show ring and bring their owners many years of pride and pleasure. Through the
legendary Callaway Hills bloodlines, you can see the natural five gaits coming through the youngsters as they play in the pastures.
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(CH Buck Rogers x Dynamint)
1998 chestnut mare
Crimson Serenade
CH Buck Rogers
Storm's Fury
Shoreacres Anacacho Genius
Storm Stepper
Rhythm's Jewel
Rhythm Command
Aces Dark Jewel
Dynamint
Radiant Sultan
Supreme Sultan
Glenview Radiance
Mint Parfait
Crimson's complete pedigree, which includes pictures of
many of her ancestors, can be seen here.
More pictures of Crimson
(click on any thumbnail to enlarge)
(Stonewall's Main Event x Hide-A-Way's Saucy Sandy)
1991 chestnut mare
Clover's pedigree reads like a who's who of legendary Saddlebreds. Her impeccable breeding comes shining through as you
watch her move freely in the pasture, running with her herd. She has a commanding presence and at age
21, her beauty and
athleticism can still take your breath away. What a testament to the lines she carries.
She is full sister to renowned Crimson and Clover, who is the dam of such greats as Trust Fund and She's Gone Blonde.
Clover's foals include Indigo Sky, 2007 gelding by The Mystery Writer;
Empress of the Clover, 2007 filly by Sir William Robert; and The Preacher's Daughter,
2009 filly by Sir William Robert.
Indigo Sky, out of In the Clover (click on any thumbnail to enlarge)
Pictured at the 2011 Dixie Cup (far left above), and the 2012 NE Charity
(remaining three pictures)
Empress of the Clover, out of In the Clover, pictured January 2011 (click to enlarge)
Written in Stone, out of In the Clover, owned by Northern Kiss Farm, Bluefield WV
In the Clover
Stonewall's Main Event
Starheart Stonewall
Stonewall King
Queen Anne of Windsor
Katie Boone
Ace O'Goshen
Rachael's Genius
Hide-A-Way's Saucy Sandy
Hide-A-Way's Wild Country
Denmark's Bourbon Genius
Hide-A-Way's Curtain Call
Hide-A-Way's Sweet Sandra
Hide-A-Way's Firefly Supreme
Beautiful Symphony
Clover's complete pedigree, which includes pictures of
many of her ancestors, can be seen here.
More pictures of Clover
(to be added later)
(Sir William Robert x In the Clover)
2009 chestnut mare
The Preacher's Daughter
Sir William Robert
Santana's Charm
Sultan's Santana
Vanity's Belle
Rebel Empress
Heir to Champagne
Cherry Rebel
In the Clover
Stonewall's Main Event
Starheart Stonewall
Katie Boone
Hide-A-Way's Saucy Sandy
Hide-A-Way's Wild Country
Hide-A-Way's Sweet Sandra
Roxanne's complete pedigree, which includes pictures of
many of her ancestors, can be seen here.
More pictures of Roxanne
(click on any thumbnail to enlarge)
