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From:Glendale, AZ Maricopa
Registered: Apr 2003

posted 04-25-2003 02:55 PM            

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Hello I am trying to do a back round check on some of my horses. I am wanting to know if anyone know where I can find pictures and info and some of the following horses:
Sunday Homespun rode by Kurt Russell in the movie Tombstone. He is my mares daddy.
Gallant Move
Gallant Ghost
King
Wimpy
Leo
Three Jets
Three bars
Rocket Bar
I have found black and white photos of King, wimpy, leo, three jets, three bars, rocket bar. But I would like to know if there is some where where I could find color photos. I have not found anything on Sunday Homespun besides he played in the movie tombstone. Please if anyone could help.

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From:DURHAM, MO USA
Registered: Apr 2003

posted 04-27-2003 11:56 AM            

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Are these horeses AQHA Reg that you are looking for info. on. If so I can help. I did a little research a while back on My gelding. I had a horse that was the great granddaughter of Leo and I had one that was a daughter out of him. You talk about bad tempers they had them. Get back with me I may be able to help. go to www.qhd.com this is the american quarter horse directory if any of those Sires that you are looking for have points or winning records with the ass. they will show all of your records. Go to the website and search under studs and put their name in and it will pull up info on them. The only thing is it won't give pictures but it gives a lot of neat information on them. I found out that my gelding comes from a national and world champion bloodline of racing and cutting.

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From:ramona, ca, usa
Registered: Jun 2003

posted 06-27-2003 02:11 PM            

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Here's a picture of Joe Tom Hancock riding Sunday Homespun bareback. Copy this link into the address bar and press enter or click on go: http://www.foundationhorses.com/images/JoeTomSundayII.jpg

As for the other horses, you'll probably never find a color picture of any of them because there was no color film available to the public before the 1940's. I'd like to see some of the old ones myself: Joe Hancock, Three Bars, Old Sorrell, etc. but if you close your eyes for a few seconds.....

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