North American Spotted Draft Mares
North American Spotted Draft Horse Association
NASDHA recognizes six draft horse breeds: American Cream Drafts, Belgians, Clydesdales, Percherons, Shires, and
Suffolks, as well as "Drum Horses" (with a NASDHA Certificate of Identification #). It also recognizes all registered light horse breeds, excluding Appaloosa, pony and donkey/mule or gaited for outcross breeding. Ideally, a NASD should resemble one of the main draft horse breeds, with the addition of pinto spotting.
Horses born from NASD parents without pinto spotting can be registered as breeding stock, but must breed back to a registered spotted NASD in order for their foals to also be registered. Draft type horses of unknown parentage (spotted or not) could be "indexed" with the NASDHA prior to 2010 for breeding purposes. My non-spotted NASD-bred and indexed grade drafts have been moved to the Grade & Mixed Draft page.
My NASDs are separated according to type, and I prefer to keep their breeding separated as well. For example, my Clyde/Shire types should only be bred to other Clyde/Shire types, or to purebred Clydesdales or Shires.
Also, while tobiano is the predominate pattern in NASDs, frame overo exists as well. I will not breed two horses carrying frame because there is a 1 in 4 chance of the foal being affected by Overo Lethal White Syndrome. A frame overo can be bred to any other pattern or solid horse with no problem.
NASDHA recognizes six draft horse breeds: American Cream Drafts, Belgians, Clydesdales, Percherons, Shires, and
Suffolks, as well as "Drum Horses" (with a NASDHA Certificate of Identification #). It also recognizes all registered light horse breeds, excluding Appaloosa, pony and donkey/mule or gaited for outcross breeding. Ideally, a NASD should resemble one of the main draft horse breeds, with the addition of pinto spotting.
Horses born from NASD parents without pinto spotting can be registered as breeding stock, but must breed back to a registered spotted NASD in order for their foals to also be registered. Draft type horses of unknown parentage (spotted or not) could be "indexed" with the NASDHA prior to 2010 for breeding purposes. My non-spotted NASD-bred and indexed grade drafts have been moved to the Grade & Mixed Draft page.
My NASDs are separated according to type, and I prefer to keep their breeding separated as well. For example, my Clyde/Shire types should only be bred to other Clyde/Shire types, or to purebred Clydesdales or Shires.
Also, while tobiano is the predominate pattern in NASDs, frame overo exists as well. I will not breed two horses carrying frame because there is a 1 in 4 chance of the foal being affected by Overo Lethal White Syndrome. A frame overo can be bred to any other pattern or solid horse with no problem.
Clydesdale/Shire type
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Eagle Symphony
Brass Band X Night Eagle 2015 bay frame 
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Open 2020 onward
Offspring: 2019: Eagle Eye Vigilante |
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Queen Of Hearts
Raindance X A Lost Crown Jewel(Shire) 2011 buckskin tobiano/sabino 
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Open 2015 onward
Offspring: 2015: Starla (Blue Horizon Stables) Sire and dam both come from winning model and real horse lines Awards: Multi PS placed |
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Night Eagle
Nu Apache Eagle(Paint) X Northland Eternal Night(Clyde) 2008 bay frame |
Open 2012-2014, 2016 onward
Offspring: 2015: Eagle Symphony |
Percheron/Belgian Type
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Atlantic Trademark
Barred From Atlantis(Paint) X Blizzard Bay Trademark Black(Perch.) 2003 bay frame overo *does carry red through sire line) 
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Open: 2008 onward
Offspring: 2007: Ima Librarian Dam traces to Briar Hill Trademark, Blackhome Duke and South Valley Did-It. |
Pensioned Mares Born in 2002 or earlier. These horses are still available if you need older lines in your breeding program.
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Digging Out
Digging Away(Paint) X Blizzard Bay Blackout(Perch.) (2001 black splash) Open 2005-2021 |
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