Stallions
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St. Brendan's Cream
Palomino Blagdon Stallion
Imported from Ireland
Born May 1, 2006
ee aa nCR W20W20 nPATN1
14.0 Hands
FIS and PSSM1 negative (disease panel clear)
$18,000 with payments available through 2020 if needed
A rare chance --- we are offering this proven show stallion for sale!
Brendan is the sweetest, kindest stallion. He absolutely LOVES women and loves being doted on. He is broke to ride English and Western and has competed at both breed and open shows with an amateur rider/handler. He did win a reserve champion title in Western Pleasure at the Utah Gypsy Show in 2014. Brendan absolutely loves big events and going places! He has been to the Minnesota State Fair and Minnesota Horse Expo several times and loves all the attention!
Brendan has a gorgeous, long, thick mane and tail and good feather. His mane is over three feet long! He absolutely loves being brushed and having his mane braided and will stand for hours. His mane is longer now than in the pictures and goes all the way to the ground!
Brendan is a very unusual color pattern. He is a blagdon, so he looks roan or sabino but has tested negative for both genes. His base color is palomino and he also has a PATN1 gene. He has thrown some very interesting colored foals and you can see many of them for sale on the sales pages!
Brendan has sired at least 20 foals to date (that I know of). So far he has sired 70% fillies. He will hand or pasture breed (though I pasture breed with him) and can be pastured with mares, foals, geldings, and other non-aggressive stallions.
Brendan needs an intermediate or better rider because he is very sensitive. Like all stallions, Brendan is not suitable for a novice horse owner unless the owner has a trainer, but for someone who has owned horses before he would make a great first stallion that can be managed at home. He hasn't been shown since 2017 so would probably need a short tune-up to get back into the show ring. He can be sold on interest-free payments through 2020 if needed as long as we can use him to breed our own mares.