Pictures
Yearling pictures
Brody as a 2 year old
Brody 2018
Brody 2020
Brody 2021
Foal Pictures
Color Testing
How do I know what I need to color test my horse for?
What Color Will My Foal Be?
Use this COLOR CALCULATOR to see your possibilities!!Sire Color: Grullo (Black Dun)
Red Factor (Extension)
Unknown
Red Carrier (Ee)
Homozygous Black (EE)
Dun Dilution
Heterozygous Dun (Dd)
Homozygous Dun (DD)
2024 Breeding specials:
Pay entire stud fee by November 30th – discount of $200 off stud fee
Pay booking fee of $350 by December 31st – discount of $100 off stud fee
Both specials are open to the first 10 contracts only
2014 Silver/White Colored Grullo Stallion
Homozygous Black and Homozygous Dun
EEaaDD No Cream
7 panel NN
16 HH
We are very excited to have Mark Me Famous in our stallion lineup. He is a very rare colored Silver/White Grullo stallion. He is registered in AQHA, IBHA, ABRA and FQHA. He is 93% Foundation and is 5 panel N/N. He is currently in ranch training. This well balanced, easy going stallion will guarantee color on your future foal. He will put black legs and a dun stripe on every one of his babies, and he does not carry a cream gene (which means he will never produce a perlino, cremello, or a smoky cream colored baby). He is incredibly quiet, loves people, and will win your heart. He is currently just shy of 16 hands at 3. Considerations for multiple mare and proven mares. Shipped semen available.
His accomplishments are as follows:
IBHA World Champion Dun Factor Horse
IBHA Reserve World Champion Halter Horse
IBHA Register of Merit In Halter
IBHA 2016 Honor Roll Top Five - Dun Factor
IBHA Halter and Dun Factor Points with Limited showing
ABRA Halter and Dun Factor Points
Southern Wisconsin Buckskin Association 2016 awards
- 2016 SWBA Year End Grand Champion Dun Factor
- 2016 SWBA Year End Reserve Champion Two Year Old Stallion
- 2016 SWBA Year End Reserve Champion Jr. Horse Western Pleasure
Live foal guarantees offered on paid stud fees. If you purchase a mare from us already in foal no live foal guarantees because of a free breeding to that mare.