American miniature horse breeding
SAMI'S TEQUIZA
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Portrait of Sami's Tequiza by Laëtitia Cenni
This gorgeous portrait of Tequiza shows the strong resemblance
that exists between miniature horses and Arabian thoroughbreds.
Tequiza is one of our two mares of the excellent "TOP BANANA" bloodline which is well known for its driving horses and consequently the way they move. The amplitude of their movements is often absolutely exceptional. This is the case with Tequiza.
This is why we absolutely wanted to include this blood in our breeding program with the acquisition of two outstanding broodmares.
Tequiza is a thoroughbred mare, very Arabian and extremely refined. She remains slim and delicate even when expecting a foal. Her color is light palomino.
Her head is Arabian, very thin with big eyes and an intense look. Her size is 33 inches (83 cm).
Last year, Tequiza gave us a filly of great beauty, palomino. She is of an even paler color than her mother, almost white with grey eyes, Modello Banana Buck Phantom France who became, at six months old, mares Champion of the Amateur, Open and AMHA foals of the year at the 2008 Plessis Brion France championships. In 2009, this filly participated to the international shows of the season where she was particularly brilliant. Among her with excellent results is a "Reserve Supreme Champion" title at the 2009 French Championship.
Tequiza and her daughter Phantom France
Phantom france at the 2009 Championships of France
Tequiza and her stunning cremello colt born in 2010, Stetson Silencio!