Temp. Retired Horse Profile
Prefix's Sweet Sunrise of Suffix
Attributes
Half Tennessee Walking Horse [50%]
| Colour Palomino |
| Gender Stallion |
| Height 21.0hh |
Sire Sweet Sleet 
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Dam Sunrise Song 
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| Owner evieb |
| Breeder That Horse Person |
Owners Comments: stable name sunny
For sale
Competition Record Find Upcoming Competitions
| Discipline / Title | Points | Earnings | Starts | 1sts | 2nds | 3rds | Win % |
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Pedigree for Sweet Sunrise
20 years, 11.2 months old Palomino Half Tennessee Walking Horse Stallion
Sweet Sunrise
Palomino Half Tennessee Walking Horse Stallion
7-Gen COI: 100+%
Sweet Sleet Palomino Appaloosa (Extended Blanket) (Tigereye) (Sooty) Grade Horse Stallion
7-Gen COI: 100+%
Sunrise Song Palomino Appaloosa (Extended Blanket-Snowflake) (Sooty) Tennessee Walking Horse Mare
7-Gen COI: 100+%
Progeny of Sweet Sunrise
18 horses sired by Sweet Sunrise, 0 are competitive
Apache
Passionflower Hypnosis
Sir Dusk
Tattered Varnish
Candy Phobia
Slick Blizzard
Smart Treason
Mixed Tennessee Walking Horse x North African Barb
20 years, 3.2 months
Stallion, bay
out of Cuddly Dapple
20 years, 3.2 months
Stallion, bay
out of Cuddly Dapple
Tale Revenger
Mixed Turkmene x Tennessee Walking Horse
20 years, 6.2 months
Stallion, palomino with blue eyes
out of Harmony Syllable
20 years, 6.2 months
Stallion, palomino with blue eyes
out of Harmony Syllable
Accomplishments
Sweet Sunrise has no achievements, ribbons or trophies to display yet
Genetics
A/a
Agouti
Carries one copy of the gene for Bay
Carries one copy of the gene for Bay
E/E
Black
Carries two copies of the gene for Black
Carries two copies of the gene for Black
c/c
Cream
Does not carry any genes for Cream
Does not carry any genes for Cream
Champagne
Begin Test [Cost 2PT]
Begin Test [Cost 2PT]
Observed Gaits
- Walk
- A 4-beat gait in which each leg steps sequentially
- Trot
- The trot is a two-beat diagonal gait where the diagonal pairs of legs move forward at the same time with a moment of suspension between each beat.
- Canter
- The canter is a controlled, three-beat gait, faster than most horses' trot but slower than the gallop.
