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Dreampainter Quarter Horses
began about *blank* years ago when I was a child.
My mother always told me I would outgrow my
horse loving phase, but she could not have been
more wrong!!! I am starting on the downhill side of
my first century of life and believe my love of horses
is stronger now than it ever was. And now I feel that
I finally have the time to enjoy the company of these majestic animals.
I thank God every day for allowing me to share their lives.

There were short periods in my life where I, unfortunately,
had NO horses in my life but this did not stifle my passion
for horses in any way. It only made me want them in my life
even more . In 2002 I moved from Southern California
 to South Dakota to help out my good friend Sharon, who raises Paint Horses.
I began my search for (and yes, obviously I FOUND them)
the horses of my dreams, American Quarter Horses.
The TRUE American Horse!

Our breeding *program* is currently centered around our
stallion, Olena Supreme. He has a wonderful gelding temperament
and is easy to handle for even a small child. Anyone can ride him
and he passes his wonderful temperament and correct structure
along to his get. Supreme is a wonderful combination of Doc Olena,
Two Eyed Jack and Sir Quincy Dan bloodlines . Our mares are of varying
bloodlines but all the pedigrees are unique and should combine nicely
with Supreme, to produce an all around Quarter Horse that can do
anything from ranch work to halter classes happily and with ease.

Our main (mane...lol???) focus in breeding is temperament, with
conformation and pedigree following close behind.
As yet we have not had opportunity to get Supreme or his
foals out to any shows, due to my current work schedule,
but this summer we plan to do some team penning, playdays and
exhibitions just so he can be seen and appreciated for what he is.
 

As you navigate through my site, you will see photos (most of
which were taken by ME) of my own horses, and of other
horses that are an important part of my life.
I hope that you will like what you see here at Dreampainter Quarter Horses.