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1/2 Andalusian X 1/2 Quarter Horse

DOB: May 17, 2000

Faraon's Moon Bar was imprinted at birth. Sire is Faraon De La Montana, out of Precious Rhythm a registered Quarter Horse (see by clicking this link Brood Mares. ) "Moon" was born a true line-back buckskin with wither markings and leg stripes. Blaze face and one hind sock. He is since turned to a Grey Dun color. This guy is so breathtaking to watch in action. He is super talented and dramatically athletic!! Easy to handle and catch. Loads & ties. Basic ground work has been trained. He will start his saddle training Summer of 2002. He won 3rd at the Denver Queen City Horse Show in hand halter 1/2 Andalusian stallions in 2000 as a 2 1/2 Month Old. Moon is a very smooth mover with flowing gaits. Natural low head carriage when at a slow lope. Turns on a dime when at play, extreme athletic ability. Moon has beautiful confirmation and nice build. He has that willing to please attitude with in your pocket personality. Very bold! Good manners. I have sat my little boy on his back several times and he does not mind at all. Natural herding and cutting instinct. Long thick mane too. He would be a great prospect for Western Pleasure or Reining or a working cow horse on a ranch. But easily as well do Dressage or Jumping. He will mature 15.3h to 16h. He stands at 15.3 as a 2 year old! Registered with International Andalusian Lusitano Horse Association (IALHA) and micro-chipped. Ready to be your special mount and partner. Don't miss out on this wonderful, talented boy.

Congratulations to Rose Koch of Hilton, New York

NOTES FROM ROSE!

Hi Mom, Its me moon! You didnt tell me it was this far to New York and would take so long. The two guys with the truck said I load and unload just fine. When I got off the trailer there was a lot of snow! There was a lady waiting outside the barn -she was so happy to see me. She put a rope on my halter and tried to take me in the barn but I was scared and didn't want to go in. But some horse called out so I figured it would be "ok" and I walked rite in. The lady (she said her name was Mom too) put me in a stall and gave me lots of hay and water which I started to munch rite away! I heard her say I lost weight on this trip and she was gonna fatten me back up. she went and got some brushes and started grooming me and it felt so good I stopped eating and just leaned into the brushes. She stayed with me in the stall while I ate and said some real nice things to me. Then she said she was gonna go home for awhile for coffee and pick up some things she forgot to bring. She tried to give me an apple but I didn't want it. If this my new home I think I'm gonna be ok. Well this Mom says I have to sign off now cuz she wants to talk to you so I just want you to know I miss you and the gang and I'll keep in touch and never forget you. Love, Moon

I really love his disposition. He seems to take everything in stride with just a little hesitation. I think he's going to be the affectionate type of horse I love. He seemed to trust me rite off. The girls at the barn can't get over his back dorsal stripe! They couldn't believe he might lighten up as he gets older. Boy he's gonna be good sized..... his coloring is really striking. I hope he stays this color. He really is going to be breathtaking once we get his weight back up after the long trip here and put some muscle on his butt with lounging. I cant get over how gentle he is with strangers. Most horses are head shy with strangers but he sticks his head rite out the door and lets everybody pet him. I know we are going to be wonderful together!..........his mane and tail are silky just like I hoped. thank you so much sandra for selling this guy to me..............you know this has been such a dream for so long-its hard for me to believe its finally come true. I can't wait for my husband to see him when he gets off work. Moon was well worth the wait and I cant thank you enough for all the help and support and laughter you've given me over the last 3 months. I think I'm gonna write all this up for the IALHA newsletter. Not only telling them about my search and finding Moon, but how wonderful you have been and if anybody is looking for a horse they should see you first. I know it must be hard let Faraon's firstborn go and not seeing him around the farm, but I will send photos and updates ( you could put on your website maybe). I truly count you as a friend. Well I'm off to see Moon again l'll talk to you later........ Rose

He was shipped to his new home by Horse'N Around @ 1-800-234-4675 on March 31st.

ABOVE: Moon in New York August/Sept. 2003

2 baby pictures above shortly after Moon's birth.

American Azteca

Colt

Born May 27, 2003

By Faraon De La Montana (Andalusian)

Out of Jay Dee Derussa (APHA) see mare page.

Exceptional colt. Very baroque in looks. Extremely athletic. Wonderful to work with. Leads, ties at 2 1/2 months of age. Coggins, health already done for your shipping convenience. This guy will be an outstanding adult to take you to the top of any discipline. SOLD!

Rezzi- These photo's are at 3 months old and at yearling age. He has not shed out his Winter coat in the bottom 3. He is still Very Chestnut with what looks like frosting as he greys. His full sister will not grey. Wonderful movement! Very easy to work with. When he matures he will be absolutely STUNNING!

Rezzi on right and Bristol (Bonita X Faroan) on left

Comanche

APHA gelding (Jay Dee's son)

Purebred Andalusian Colt

Bonita III X Faraon De La Montana

Bristol De La Montana:

Born April 27, 2004. Photo's at 2 days old. Faraon and Bonita

at birth

Taken at his home in Minnesota.

Bristol 2006 at Minnesota home.

Blue Bandit McCue's

APHA Colt (black/white)

1/2 Andalusian/Percheron Filly

Guiness

Andalusian X Percheron/Thoroughbred

Born May 20, 2004

By Faraon De La Montna. This filly is offered for sale by Erica Hudson of Dubois, Colorado, who got this lovely filly to her home on Nov. 13, 2004. Please contact Erica for inquiries at Incredible big movement! Tons of mane and tail.

Bottom to left and above taken on 7/11/2004.

Picture taken 10/14/04

Coffee Winter/Fall coat of 2005(Below)

A CUPPA JOE MONTANA's DAM

Coffee as a foal with her dam (below).

Jettin Coffee McCue

Registered 2000 Overo Paint (APHA)

Grulla (BS) Mare

Sadly, we lost Coffee complications from a C-Section with her second foal by Faraon. We lost the beautiful colt after 3 days of life also. It was all really hard.

This is A Cuppa Joe Montana's dam. Very special mare. We really love her and miss her.

Sire Coal Power McCue Black/Overo	Sire Sir Mickey McCue Black/Overo	Sire - Buck McCue Jr Black/Overo
		Dam - Blue Fisher Black/Overo
	Dam Kolabay (QH)	Sire - Black Turf (QH)
		Dam - Kow Anda Star (QH)
Dam Miss Maranatha Eve (QH)	Sire Maranatha Jet (QH)	Sire - Jets Danday Rose (QH)
		Dam - Thirsty Texas Gal (QH)
	Dam Maranatha Yvette (QH)	Sire - Arrow's Twist (QH)
		Dam - Thirsty Texas Gal (QH)

Coffee's Sumer coat 2004

Coffee was a beautiful Grulla Breeding Stock APHA with very nice confirmation. She goes back to Leo, Badger, Kingfisher, back to Yellow Jacket. Her sire is a stunning loudly colored black and white Overo, Coal Power McCue. Strong black and white Overo on her sires side. McCue bred. Her Dam is a Dunelino Quarter Horse, Miss Maranatha Eve. She has a very sweet disposition and very laid back and calm and very "put together". She is that hard to find color which runs strong in her bloodlines as well as the black and white Overo gene. I know the foals from her and Faraon De La Montana will be nothing but, phenomenal, big, athletic American Azteca's. The color should be very interesting.