Miniature Reference Horses - STALLIONS
Touchstone Farm
Quarter Horses * Miniature Horses
Manager: Kim Kulenguski
81 Jones Mountain Road
Madison, Virginia - 22727
Farm: 540-948-6085
Cell: 540-407-0298
Email: touchstonefarmva@aol.com
2001 AMHR Reserve National Champion Get of Sire (A)
2000 AMHA National Champion AOTE Country Pleasure Driving
2000 AMHA National Champion Amateur Country Pleasure Driving Level 2
2000 AMHA National Champion Best Matched Pair
2000 AMHR National Champion Open Hunter (A)
2000 AMHR Reserve National Champion Get of Sire (A)
2000 AMHR Reserve National Champion Open Versatility (A)
1999 AMHR National Champion Amateur Versatility (A)
1999 AMHR Reserve National Champion Open Versatility (A)
1999 PtHA National Champion Ideal Pinto Pleasure Driving (A)
1999 PtHA Reserve National Champion Pleasure Driving (A)
1998 PtHA National Champion Ideal Pinto Pleasure Driving (A)
1997 AMHR National Champion Get of Sire (A/B)
1996 PtHA Reserve National Champion Pleasure Driving (A)
1996 AMHR Reserve National Champion Get of Sire (A/B)
1996 PtHA Champion 32-34” Stallion
1996 PtHA Reserve Grand National Champion Senior Stallion (A)
1995 AMHR Reserve National Champion Multi-Color Stallion (A)
1993 AMHR Reserve National Champion Multi-Color Stallion (A)
Magic Mans Referee - 1999 Frame Overo SON of LTD's Magic Man
2001 AMHR Reserve National Champion Get of Sire (A)
Reserve National Champion and Multiple Top Tens
"Referee" is the Sire of AMHR 2004 National Champion, LTDs Official Champ
Another 2005 & 2006 Reserve National Halter Title for Official Champ!
Komokos King Tut - 1968 Solid Black Stallion 30.00"
King Tut sired 64 AMHA registered foals in his breeding career. His most famous foal is probably Komokos Little Husseler.
Little Kings Buck Echo - AMHA and AMHR Registered 28.25" Buckskin Stallion
He is the son of the famous Buckeroo stallion. Buck Echo retired from the show ring after his win in 1994... he went out with a Bang! To add to his already numerous Champion Titles, Echo won the AMHA National Grand Champion Senior Stallion title. Also, that same year, his daughter Little Kings Echo Me Oh My Oh, won the 1994 AMHA National Champion Weanling Filly Title.
Boones Little Buckeroo - 1978 Buckskin AMHA Stallion - Poplar Lanes Sampson x Johnstons Vanilla
Bred and raised by Lowell Boone, Buckeroo is the most famous buckskin stallion in the miniature horse world. “BUCKEROO”, is a maternal grandson of GOLD MELODY BOY, and owned by LITTLE KING FARM. Boones Little Buckeroo is without a doubt, the most well-known miniature stallion in the world today. He holds the unequaled record of winning 3 National Grand Champion Senior Stallion Titles and 3 consecutive National Grand Champion Get of Sire Titles.
At the 2007 World Show - Buckeroo won yet again the coveted World Champion Get Of Sire Title with 3 stunning buckskins- Little Kings Buckeroo Forevermore, Little Kings Lets Talk About Bucks and Little Kings Buckeroo Magnificent!
Orion Light Van’t Huttenest - 1974 AMHA 31.00" Pintaloosa Stallion
Orion was born to Dell Teras Jane, the sixth horse registered in the International Horse Registry (later merged with the AMHA). “LIGHT” is one of the premier foundation sires that has helped to shape today’s American Miniature Horse. A proponent stallion that stamps his stunning good looks, conformation, attitude and color on his numerous offspring. He has produced more than 30 Nationals Champions including 7 Nationals Grand Champions, 3 Reserve National Grand Champions, 15 National Champions and 10 Reserve Nationals Champions.
LTD's MAGIC MAN - 1990 Black Roan Rabicano 32.5" Medicine Hat Frame Overo Stallion
Magic Man is a rare frame overo stallion. He is a foundation sire for color and versatility.
His colts carry his wonderful personailty as well as a flare in the show ring. They excel in
all aspects of showing from halter to performance to color. Magic Man is a 19 Time National
and Reserve Champion stallion.
Bond Tiny Tim - 1970 AMHA Miniature Stallion 19.00"
The smallest horse ever listed in the AMHA studbooks at 19" Tiny Tim was originally registered in the IMHR and came into AMHA when the two registries merged.
Foaled in 1970, the last of his foals was registered in 1984. He is the sire of Bond Miss Rie, who was the Reserve National Grand Champion Mare in 1984. Miss Rie's daughter, Bond Little Lucy B, went on to be National Champion Mare 30" and Under in 1986 and National Grand Champion Senior Mare in 1987.
Bond Dynamo - 1979 AMHA Black Stallion 29.00" - Bond Jocko x Bond Bambi
Bond Dynamo bloodline when crossed on that of Orion-Light Van't Huttenest, still take their places at the head of the class in the show rings from coast to coast.
Bond Dynamo has progeny who have been awarded 14 National Titles which include 2 National Grand Champions, 1 National Reserve Grand Champion, 7 National Champions, and 4 National Reserves Champions.
Gold Melody Boy - 1962 AMHA Palomino Stallion - (Lightning Bug x Ginns Melody)
He was known for passing his Arabian look and that flagging tail trot. This is the guy that started it all! Produced 34 registered offspring, 8 stallions and 26 mares. Of the 8 stallions, only 3 are alive or have produced any foals since 1985. The 3 who remain, trace offspring all over the country and form the foundation of many successful breeding programs. They are Wittmaacks Mickey Mouse, Johnstons Gold Bar and Johnstons Gold Boy. These stallions have done phenomenally well siring show horses. Gold Melody Boy daughters have been priceless treasures in breeding programs. Among the most familiar is Johnston's Vanilla. She has secured her place in history by producing Boone's Little Buckeroo.
X-CALIBER’S LITTLE NAVAJO - 1984-2005 AMHA/AMHR Black and White pinto stallion
* "NAVAJO" at 31.5" was a naturally beautiful and correct horse. He looked as good at 21 year of age as he did while he was showing. Navajo passed on to his get the quality traits that earned him twelve National titles in halter, color and harness and Reserve National Grand Champion Senior Stallion. This fact is evidenced by the number of his off-spring and grand get that are excelling in the National show ring. They are winning as junior and senior horses. Navajo is truly a Legend who passed on a legacy of beautiful, correct and refined offspring.
(Tapps Pee Wee Mist X Davis Fancy Playgirl (Bond Showboy X Unk))
National Champion Two-Year Old Stallion, National Champion Senior Stallion as a three year old, National Champion Senior Stallion as a four year old, Reserve National Grand Champion Senior Stallion, Undefeated National Champion Color Stallion four years in a row, National Top Ten Open Pleasure Driving, National Top Ten Get of Sire! What of his offspring?? Many, many National Top Ten halter Champions, National Champion Senior and Junior Mares, National Champion Senior and Junior Stallions, National Champion Amateur Junior and Senior mares and stallions, National Champions in Open Pleasure driving, many National Top Ten futurity winners in halter and driving.
A true Champion passes on his Champion traits to his get, grand and great grand get.
