Appaloosa Horse Club
Who We Are The Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC) honors the heritage and promotes the future of the Appaloosa horse. Provide services for the benefit of […]
Editing Your Ad
Editing Your Ad
How To Edit Your Ad
Editing your ad is as easy as logging in and going to your listings, and filling out the form the way you want it!
Necessary Steps
Step 1
Once you are logged in select your name on the right side of the screen.
Step 2
Select Listings
Step 3
Click the plus sign to the right of the ad you want to edit.
Step 4
Select Edit in the bar that shows up. You will be able to edit your ad on the next page, and save to make your edits live.
Finishing Notes
You have now updated and fixed your ad!
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The Fighting Stallion (1950)
The Fighting Stallion (1950)
The Fighting Stallion (1950)
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Lon Evans, a WW II Veteran returns to his Wyoming home. After the terrible news comes that his eyes are deteriorating and that he will go blind.When he returns home, he finds his father has caught a white stallion that is untameable. He names the horse Starlight and trains him to be his eyes for when he does lose his sight.
Starring:Bill Edwards as Lon EvansDoris Merrick as Jeanne BartonForrest Taylor as Martin EvansDon C. Harvey as Commander PatrickRobert Carson as Tom AllenConcha Ybarra as NanteeGene Alsace as LemMerrill McCormick as Yancy
Directed by Robert Emmett Tansey
Written by George F. Slavin (Original Story)Frances Kavanaugh (Screenplay)
Starlight, I am unsure who the horses are that played him. I believe that at least one or two of the horses might be actual appaloosas, however, in some scenes, it looks like the spots on his face and hindquarters are dye jobs. The film is viewable on Tubi which is a free accou…
How much for a Foal?
How much for a Foal?
HOW MUCH FOR A FOAL?Let me say a few words to you, yes you, the person who sends a text to just ask for the price. The person who calls and hears the price and says “I can buy a cheaper foal somewhere else”. I'll talk to you too; the person who doesn't care about papers because I want “just a pet and trail horse to raise”.
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No foal is “just a pet and trail horse”.
Behind every purebred foal is a BREEDER. I use capital letters to distinguish a breeder from an animal factory for lack of a better word. A serious breeder does not breed foals without documents that protect the integrity of the breed.
Registration papers are records of ancestry documenting the bloodline and enabling you to investigate possible health problems in your lineage.
When you tell a breeder you don't care about the papers, just tell them you don't care about the foal’s health, you just want the cheapest thing you can find!
If you choose to buy a foal from a reputable and quality breede…
How do you tell if a horse is an Appaloosa?
How do you tell if a horse is an Appaloosa?
OFFICIAL APPALOOSA IDENTIFICATION:
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The easiest way to tell if a horse is an appaloosa is through their registration papers with the Appaloosa Horse Club (ApHC).
With the ApHC, all horses registered have either both parents as registered Appaloosas, or One parent is a regular registered Appaloosa and the other parent could be a Non-Characteristic Registered Appaloosa, Arabian, Quarter Horse, or Thoroughbred.
Appaloosa Horse Club Logo, we have no affiliation with the club but the picture will take you to the official ApHC site. IDENTIFYING CHARACTERISTICS OF APPALOOSAS:Coat Patterns :One of the most known features of an Appaloosa is its coat coloration or pattern:
Leopard (which is a genetic trait identified by the LP genetic), the ApHC papers might describe the pattern as white with spots over the entire body. The actual color of the horse is not white but would be the base color (i.…
How do I post an Ad?
How do I post an Ad?
You want to post an ad and are not sure what to do first.
First, you are going to register for your new account by selecting register in the upper menu bar. Once you are registered, You will have a dropdown menu with the name you registered with that will take you to your dashboard and will also direct you to post an ad!
Once you've made all of your selections and finished out purchasing your free add or additions and upgrade charges. Your ad will be posted!
If you have questions or problems never hesitate to contact us. We are always happy to help!
*Note Upload 2 pictures at least!
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New Ads Free*
New Ads Free*
Appaloosa Exchange would like to welcome the new visitors with New Free Ads. We look forward to serving you and helping you with the ability to get your horses out there to more people.
Currently, this site is focusing on Horses For Sale, and Stallion Ads, we will be working on a business directory, as well as some other features that you might all like in the future. There is a mailing list you can be a part of as well.
If you are having trouble uploading images please check out the FAQ for useful tips on how to help get that situated.
**Banner Images at this time do not work we are hoping to get that added in soon. However, the galleries do work so please upload pictures of the horse for the ad.**
If there is something you think we are missing or should add please let us know we are open to suggestions.
*Upgrades and Add-ons are at a cost.
Take advantage of this offer now as after that we will be charging for ads. We will be using social media t…
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Grand Start-Up
Grand Start-Up
Appaloosa Exchange would like to welcome the new visitors with a special code to give you $25 off your ad price, for our Opening Extravaganza. We look forward to serving you and helping you with the ability to get your horses out there to more people.
Currently, this site is focusing on Horses For Sale, and Stallion Ads, we will be working on a business directory, as well as some other features that you might all like in the future. There is a mailing list you can be a part of as well.
If you are having trouble uploading images please check out the FAQ for useful tips on how to help get that situated.
**Banner Images at this time do not work we are hoping to get that added in soon. However, the galleries do work so please upload pictures of the horse for the ad.**
If there is something you think we are missing or should add please let us know we are open to suggestions.
From now until August 31, 2022, if you use the coupo…
Resized and Images are still too big
Resized and Images are still too big
How To Compress Your Images
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Alright, so you have tried changing the size of the actual picture and it’s still too big to upload. And you don’t want to make it smaller as it’s going to be too small. Here is one last thing to do to make your images smaller.
Necessary Steps Step 1Click this link https://imagecompressor.com/
this is the link I use when I just want to compress an image and do it quick and easy.
Step 2Click Upload, and select the images you want to use. It will run the compression on it. Once it is done you can download the images, they will be the same file name with “-min” attached to the file name.
My image is too big
My image is too big
How To Resize your Image
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We will recommend for image dimensions be 600 to 800px (pixels) on the longest side. This will help in making the byte size of your image smaller. Next here is the easiest way to compress your file to make it smaller without making the image look bad at its 1 to 1 size.
Necessary Steps Step 1Reduce the actual pixels of your picture. You can use the photo program already in windows. (Sorry if you are a Mac user I do not have steps for you.)
First, you will select the magnifying icon in your bottom menu.
Step 2Next, you will type in Photos and select the program photos, which will open up your image viewer.
Step 3Your Image viewer will open up and you will select the “…” in the upper right-hand cor…
