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title	:	The American Paint Horse
author	:	Haynes, Glynn W.
publisher	:	University of Oklahoma Press
isbn10 | asin	:	0806121440
print isbn13	:	9780806121444
ebook isbn13	:	9780806170244
language	:	English
subject	Pinto horse.
publication date	:	1976
lcc	:	SF293.P5H39 1976eb
ddc	:	636.1/3
subject	:	Pinto horse.

Page iii The American Paint Horse by Glynn W. Haynes UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA PRESS NORMAN

Page iv The paper in this book meets the guidelines for permanence and durability of the Committee on Production Guidelines for Book Longevity of the Council on Library Resources, Inc. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Haynes, Glynn W. 1936 The American paint horse. Bibliography: p. 340 Includes index. 1. Pinto horse. I. Title. SF293.P5H39 636.13 75-9645 ISBN: 0-8061-2144-0 Copyright 1976 by the University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, Publishing Division of the University. All rights reserved. Manufactured in the U.S.A. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Page v To my wife, Dolores, whose inspiration and assistance made possible this work, I affectionately dedicate this book.

Page vii PREFACE I am particularly glad to take this opportunity of introducing the American Paint Horse to the horse lovers of America. Over the past decade a few articles have appeared on this breed in various equine magazines, but this is the first volume to be compiled about these colorful horses, which contributed their part to our American heritage. Many people do not realize where these horses actually came from or understand the true identity of the Paint Horse. It is this background of history and breed development, as well as the story of individual horses, both past and present, that I have attempted to tell in this book. Additionally, I have tried to provide a certain amount of information on breed characteristics, color patterns, bloodlines, and breeding principles with the special view in mind that it should be useful to the many breeders and owners of Paint Horses. It is my hope that this book will create a better understanding of this admirable horse and familiarize more individuals with the breed. I would like to acknowledge here my debt to many owners,

Page viii breeders, trainers, and exhibitors with whom I have corresponded and discussed Paint Horses in compiling this book. Their wholehearted cooperation and assistance in answering questions, supplying material, and finding pictures is deeply appreciated. A particular debt of gratitude is owed to Robert M. Denhardt and Joe M. Huffington for their contribution of historical information, which was most helpful in the preparation of the text. Also I would like to thank Marge Spence for the loan of many outstanding photographs taken by herself of Paint Horses, included in the book. Most of all I want to thank Sam Ed Spence, first Executive Secretary of the American Paint Horse Association and Managing Editor of the Paint Horse Journal, for the many kindnesses shown along the way. He and his staff patiently and understandingly allowed me access to the association files for information concerning rules, regulations, activities, statistics, and show records. My sincere thanks to you all. G. W. HAYNES SHONGALOO, LOUISIANA

Page ix CONTENTS Part I History Chapter 1 The Earliest Paint Horses page 3 2 Arrival in North America 22 3 Paint Horses in South America 38 4 Formation of an Association 44 Part II Breeding and Color 5 Breed Characteristics 61 6 Color Patterns 70 7 Color Genetics 81 8 What Is a Paint Horse Cropout? 88 9 Cropout Paint Horses 94 Part III Training 10 Using the Paint Horse 111 11 The Halter Horse 118

Page x 12 The Cutting Horse 124 13 The Roping Horse 131 14 The Reining Horse 136 15 Other Performance Events 141 16 Paint Horse Racing 150

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