TWHBEA's
1995 choice for representing the palomino pleasure horse in hand at the
prestigious Royal Agricultural Winter Fair and Horse Show in Toronto,
Canada. He is a true 16.1 hand (barefoot) palomino stallion. For his size,
Goldust is an extremely agile horse. Goldust is one of only a handful of
stallions in the world with no Midnight Sun or Merry Go Boy in his
pedigree.
Goldust has sired numerous Michigan Futurity winners, from 1990
through 1998. With offspring in 32 states and 4 countries, Tennessee
Goldust is the premier Palomino Tennessee Walking Horse stallion of the
last decade. At age 18 he is still putting amazing colts on the ground.
Goldust has been a breeding stallion since he was two years old. He was not
as well socialized as some stallions, as he was never shown or ridden
with other horses. Goldust is wonderful on the trail alone and is ridden 3
days a week. He is a perfect gentleman under saddle and easily ridden by
even a beginner.
His conformation is flawless, his color true gold, his
temperament intelligent and willing to please. He has a very square way of
going with a deep head nod. Goldust has an awesome front end, good back
end, and a canter to die for. He is very versatile and loves to jump.
Goldust will foxtrot, do a stepping pace, and an occasional rack (NOTE: in
addition to his flatwalk/running walk.)
- Jane DeWitt (compiled from
ads for Tennessee Goldust)
Currently
owned by Kayla DeWitt.
