Page Updated 12/4/11

2012 Breeding Fee

$1,000

For Non-Dilute Mares (Sorrel, Chestnut, Bay, Brown, or Black)

$300 non-refundable Booking Fee (deducted from Breeding Fee)

Shipped Semen $250/shipment

Mare Care: $15/day~wet    $12/day~dry

Considerations given for Multiple Mares, proven producers and World Champion/Reserve World Champion Mares.

Contact us for additional pricing for Single and/or Double Dilute Mares.

Early Booking Special:

For those of you who book prior to January 31, 2011 we will include the first shipment of semen @ no-charge or if you're booking for on farm breeding we'll provide 7 days free mare care and all ultra-sounding at no-charge.

2012 (for 2013 Foals) Engagements

AQHA Incentive Fund

On the APHA Stallion Listing

Go For The Gold Futurity

Iowa Quarter Horse Futurity

PIP (Palomino Incentive Program For 2012 & 2013 Foals)

Possibly adding: Big Money Futurity, WCHA & Breeders Trust

Keep Reading to learn more details about his color genetics!

Supernatural Fella

 will always produce "foals of color" on non-gray mares!

He's also Homozygous for the Agouti Gene (A/A).

 So, just what does "foals of color" mean. Being a Cremello, Supernatural Fella carries 2 copies of the crème dilution gene making him what's called a "double dilute". This means that he will pass @ least 1 copy of the crème gene onto to all of his foals. There is a lot of information out there about guaranteed color when breeding to "double dilutes", but the thing that will always genetically happen is a "double dilute" will pass on 1 copy of the crème dilution gene to it's offspring. We'd prefer to say that this is a crème dilution gene guarantee versus a color guarantee. The gray gene is a dominant color gene over all other color genes. That is why you will never get a "color" guarantee when breeding a "double dilute" to a gray, because if the resulting foal gets a copy of the gray gene from the gray parent, then it will eventually turn gray, but will still carry a copy of the crème dilution gene also.

Now that we know he is Homozygous for the Agouti gene, this means he will never produce a smoky black or a silver smoky/smoky crème foal when bred to a black, jet black, bay and/or buckskin mare. The Agouti gene is the gene that restricts black to the points, mane and tail. For example, a bay colored horse is really a black horse with 1 or 2 copies of the Agouti gene. What this means for "White Boy" is the chances of producing a buckskin went up substantially when he's bred to the colored mares listed above, because he will not only pass a copy of the Crème gene but also the Agouti gene! We are ecstatic about this news because we just love Palomino's and Buckskin's! We adjusted his color chart below to reflect this new information.

If you should have any questions about possible resulting colors from breeding your mare to Supernatural Fella, please feel free to contact us!

Also note, that there are actually over 60 "Colors" based on genotype, of which most breed registries have narrowed down to ~13 to 16. We have not listed all of the possibilities below based on genotype, and some we have listed would be registered as either Palomino or Buckskin. For a more complete color chart for "White Boy" please visit our farm site @

www.ellisquarterhorsefarm.com/Supernatural-Fella-Cremello-Color-Page

Click Here to see a copy of White Boy's UC Davis Coat Color Test Results