1997 by Go Midnight Ryder x Stan's Midnight Lady

Pedigree

This rare Smoky Cream Stallion is double registered TWHBEA and RHBAA. "Q" comes from the legendary Midnight Sun and Merry Go Boy lineage.  His pedigree also traces to Barker's Moonbeam who is the sire of Roy Roger's Trigger Junior. (See Photo below.) Barker's Moonbeam was one of only two offspring sired by Golden Sunshine. Golden Sunshine was a son of Golden Lady who is the first documented champagne in the walking horse breed.  Golden Sunshine was gelded early on. Q's fourth dam on the top side, Moonbeam Jane, is a half sister to Trigger with Barker's Moonbean being their sire.
This muscular, 16.1 Hands stallion is a joy to ride. He recently represented his breed at the new La. Eqine Council Expo in January of 2006.  Scroll down below for pictures of this event.  He performed with a mare that he had recently bred, a good indication of his temperament. Both Q and the mare were ridden by two female riders. He possesses the naturally smooth, olde tyme ground covering gait that Tennessee Walking horses are famous for as well as correct conformation and that great TWH head shake.  When pushed beyond the classic running walk, "Q" breaks into a rack, rather than a pace as most do when pushed beyond the running walk limit. There is never a time when riding him that he is not smooth no matter how much speed you are asking for.  He is therefore four gaited as opposed to three gaited. He is built for endurance and stamina which he contributes to his foals.   As you can see in his pictures, he has a wonderfully rounded croup and a large, muscular chest. His back end is built for power.  He has a refined head, large eyes, and short back which is so important for a walking horse. His colts are large in size, and like him, calm, noble, and gentle. Additionally, Quest has a big blaze and two back white stockings which you can't see in his pictures, only in person.  He contributes those markings more than 75% of the time to his offspring.  He has also produced a beautiful smoky black colt with one baby blue eye out of a bay mare.  This is rare for the Tennessee Walking Horse Breed.  If your looking to breed to a stallion with those traits which he passes on to his offspring, and whose gait is a little more on the square side (but not trotty) rather than the pacey side so often found today, he is your guy. He is absolutely the perfect match for a pacey TWH mare with the added plus of contributing a cream gene 100% of the time.  He contributes bone, size, gait, disposition, and color to other breeds.  This young stallion rides and breeds.  Not a problem.  And for those who have had the opportunity to ride him, they all comment that it feels like they are riding on a cloud.  "Q" is simply magnificent in every way!  If you reside in the area and are considering a breed to this wonderful guy, we would be happy to let you experience his smoothness at our ranch. Just call to make an appointment.  Some breeding barns do not ride their stallions at all so it is hard to tell what you are getting in lieu of movement. 

"Q" IS the King of Camelot and we are very proud of him. Good looks, kind heart, he touches your soul. We consider "Q" as a trusted family member who is loved deeply. Camelot is his kingdom. To find out how and when the walking horse came into existence, click here .

Click on the Color Possibilities folder below to see what you what the color potential is when breeding your mare to Q".  For Breeding fees and information, click on the Breeding Info folder. To see some of his foals, click on the Bragging Rights folder below.

A Powerhouse who is gentle enough to babysit a 4 year old child.

Trigger Jr. bloodlines.

 Featured in "Walking With Friends".