Turley
Highlights
Turley is a 2003 black and white Gypsy Vanner Stallion from El Brio Vanner standing 14.1 hh. He is sired by the famous Cushti Bok and has sire seven of his own foals; two of which are red and white. Turley is a certified Stallion for the Gypsy Vanner Horse…- Breed: Gypsy Vanner, Gypsy Cob
- Gender: Stallion
- DOB: 01-01-2003
- Base Color: Black
- Additional Color: White
- Weight: 1,000 lbs
- Bone: Refined
Registrations
Biography
Turley is a 2003 black and white Gypsy Vanner Stallion from El Brio Vanner standing 14.1 hh. He is sired by the famous Cushti Bok and has sire seven of his own foals; two of which are red and white. Turley is a certified Stallion for the Gypsy Vanner Horse Society. Turley has been extensively shown in halter, Western and English, and is also torained to drive in addition to trailering well. He attended the Ohio State Fair in 2006 where he was shown and placed in English and Western Pleasure classes, and the stallion halter class. He has also been shown at Dressage at Devon in the Gypsy Vanner IBC class, and the 3 year-old materiale class among other local dressage shows.
Breeding – Great manners in the breeding shed, high sperm count, 100% producer.
His accomplishments are as follows:
- First Gypsy Vanner to qualify and win Reserve East Coast Champion Stallion for the SUDEF SPort Horse Breeding Championships, 2009 Dream Park Classic Champion Stallion, Supreme Champion, Overall High Point
- 2009 Buckeye Gold Cup Overall High Point Reserve Champion Stallion at Dressage at Stone Tavern
- 2009 GVHS High Point Horse
- 2009 GVHS High Point Performance Horse
- He also drives, loves to trail ride, and has great barn and ground manners. Experienced in dressage, western pleasure, hunter hack, english pleasure, obstacle/trail class, halter, in-hand on the triangle, showmanship and flying changes.
In hand pasture photos were taken by Mark Barett.
Pedigree
| Tobiano | |
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TT
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Homozygous. Horse carries two copies of the Tobiano gene. This horse will always produce Tobiano offspring. |
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nT
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Heterozygous. Horse carries one copy of the Tobiano gene. |
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nn
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Negative for Tobiano. |
| LWO | |
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OO
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Homozygous. Lethal White Foal. Horse was born with a lethal genetic intestinal disorder. |
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nO
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Heterozygous. Horse carries one copy of the LWO gene. Horse will usually exhibit the frame overo pattern. |
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nn
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Negative for Frame Overo (LWO). |
| Sabino1 | |
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Sb1Sb1
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Homozygous. Maximum white sabino. Horse carries two copies of the Sabino 1 gene. |
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nSb1
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Heterozygous. Horse carries one copy of the Sabino1 gene. Horse will exhibit sabino characteristics. |
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nn
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Negative for the Sabino 1 gene. |
| Red/Black Factor | |
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ee
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Homozygous Red. Horse carries two copies of the Red gene. Horse has a red base pigment. |
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Ee
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Heterozygous. Horse is Black based but carries a recessive copy of the Red gene. |
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EE
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Homozygous for Black Factor. Horse carries two copies of the Black gene. Horse is Black based. |
| Agouti | |
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aa
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Non-Agouti. If horse is black based (E), black pigment will be evenly distributed. |
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Aa
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Heterozygous. Horse carries one copy of the Agouti gene. |
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AA
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Homozygous for Agouti. Horse carries two copies of the Agouti gene. |
| Cream | |
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CrCr
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Homozygous. Double dilute. Horse carries two copies of the Cream Dilution gene. |
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nCr
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Heterozygous. Single dilute. Horse carries one copy of the Cream Dilution gene. |
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nn
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Negative for Cream Dilution. |
| Silver | |
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ZZ
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Homozygous. Horse has two copies of the Silver Dilution gene. |
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nZ
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Heterozygous. Horse carries one copy of the Silver Dilution gene. |
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nn
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Negative for Silver Dilution. |
| Champagne | |
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ChCh
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Homozygous. Horse has two copies of the Champagne Dilution gene. |
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nCh
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Heterozygous. Horse carries one copy of the Champagne Dilution gene. |
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nn
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Negative for Champagne Dilution. |
| Pearl | |
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PrlPrl
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Homozygous. Horse has two copies of the Pearl Dilution gene. |
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nPrl
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Heterozygous. Horse carries one copy of the Pearl Dilution gene. |
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nn
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Negative for Pearl Dilution. |
| Gray | |
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GG
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Homozygous. Horse has two copies of the Gray gene and will always produce offspring that will gray. |
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Gg
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Heterozygous. Horse carries one copy of the Gray gene. |
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gg
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Negative for the Gray gene. |