A Dream in a Colorful Coat—Paint Horse Colt with Top-Notch Pedigree - Location: 47638 Straelen U Nite D Lopin Colors, born on May 13, 2026, is an exceptionally handsome Paint Horse colt in the highly sought-after Bay Tobiano color. With an expected final height of about 160 cm, Monte already presents himself as a large-framed, correctly built foal with plenty of charisma. His beautiful markings, expressive face, and harmonious proportions make him an absolute showstopper. He impresses with a very correct conformation, featuring long, perfectly straight legs, good musculature, and promising development. Monte is growing up in a species-appropriate environment with access to pasture alongside his mother and is regularly dewormed. He is already familiar with the veterinarian and farrier. Through his parents, he is 6-panel n/n. In terms of temperament, he leaves nothing to be desired. He is very people-oriented, friendly, open-minded, and curious. He is affectionate, attached, and always interested in his surroundings. His intelligence, quick learning ability, and strong “will to please” make him a promising partner for the future. His movements are also impressive. He moves with great quality and possesses the best prerequisites for a future career as a versatile leisure, all-around, or competition horse. His first-class pedigree combines nearly all the significant pleasure and all-around sires in Quarter Horse and Paint Horse history. His pedigree includes names such as Nite Chip, Lazy Loper, Zips Chocolate Chip, Invitation Only, One Hot Krymsun, Zippos Mr Good Bar, Coosa, and Impressive. Such a combination is rarely found in Europe, which is why he is also particularly interesting from a breeding perspective. Both parents have been successfully shown. His sire: LUKE N LAZY (Paint Horse)—multiple Grand or Reserve Grand Champion, ROM Halter, Bronze Europaint Halter, Reserve Honor Roll Champion, ROM Longe Line, multiple Grand Champion Halter, PHCG licensing winner, and premium stallion. Monte’s dam was a multiple Futurity Champion, German Champion, HUS finalist, placed in Green Hunter competitions, Champion of Champions winner, etc. When he leaves, he will of course receive his APHA papers as well as his equine passport. By then, he will have learned the basics of foal care and be accustomed to daily handling, so that presenting his hooves and grooming will pose no problem. His maternal half-siblings can be viewed on-site. Since he is unfortunately the only foal at the stable this year and our living circumstances are changing, he will be placed—at a very attractive price—exclusively in good and loving hands, preferably in a young horse herd. A dream in a colorful coat, he has the best prerequisites for a successful future together.
To the seller's offerlaunch
Kerstin Rehbehn
