If you've been looking for an Appaloosa stallion... Well then, for your consideration, meet Cheif Hap Hap (Happy for short) About Happy: Happy is a stunning semi leopard bay appaloosa stallion that I picked up in 2016. This boy truly is a diamond in the rough when it comes to Appaloosa stallions. He has exceptionally correct conformation, thick bone, and is nice n stocky being from foundation lines (100% on his papers), He has a gentleman like disposition(he's not a dead head, but minds his manners), and both trainers he's been with have said nothing but good things about him! Though with only 10 rides at the time, he was even being ridden out on trails with other horses! And after sitting for over a year, while I was pregnant, he saddled up and rode like a gentleman! Happy learns quickly, is smart, and is extremely well-balanced and athletic! All of his foals have taken on these same traits. His foals are all friendly and will come up to you. If you want good conformation, combined with excellent temperament and athletic ability, with the possibility of color as a bonus, well then Happy is your boy. And you won't be disappointed. I've had many people offer to buy my 2017 foals, that I bred to keep, based off of them either seeing their conformation or meeting them and seeing their friendly willing personalities. Happy's stud fee is $700. 7 days mare care included (bring your own hay) $15 ($20 if feeding my hay) each additional day wet or dry. I have added foal pictures...they are from two bay Thoroughbreds, a buckskin Mustang, a chestnut varnish w a blanket Appaloosa mare, a dark bay roan Quarter Horse, a bay Paint mare, a buckskin blanket appy mare, and both a grey, and a black Missouri Foxtrotters. All of his foals so far have been bay based (bay and buckskin) and black based. The Mustang mare had undetected twins. The second twin (who didn't make it)was a snowcap/buckskin much like the one pictured that I purchased. Happy carries, Varnish and Pattern one. He is Homozgous at Extension (EE), and he is heterozygous at Agouti (Aa), so he will produce black and bay based foals. Also, some of his solid foals will be Varnish. One out of our black MFT was already mottling around his muzzle and eyes around his year old mark. Around almost his 4 yr old spring shed showed lots of white frosty hairs... much like my POA gelding! Also, our bay blanket out of our buckskin Mustang mare also started to show more spots (snowflakes) in his solid areas around his one year mark. He has big snowflake type varnishing. I also believe that Happy carries the Appy lines of the "Splash" gene, and you could end up with a blue-eyed foal. Live Foal Guarantee and Multiple Mare discount offered.