Chance Encounter

2005 dapple palomino Tennessee Walking Horse stallion
Bred by Twin Springs Stables, KS
CM AR Painted Ponies Tucker, painted by Holly Lenz

Chances Golden Copy
2000 palomino
Dandy Copy-r
1985 buckskin
Carbons Blk Diamond-r
1975 black
Glls Carbon Copy-r
Mack KS Angel-r
Suns Taffy-r
1963 palomino
Suns Star Go Boy-r
Blonde Venus-r
Chances Ivory Ghost-r
1991 palomino
Chances Gold Dust H-r
1968 palomino
John As Chance-r
Bonnies Red Glory-r
A and S Spook-r
1981 chestnut
Mack KS XLT-r
Lil Bit O Glo-r
Painted Flight
1995 bay tobiano
The Flying Colors-r
1984 sorrel tobiano
Bob's Beaucoup Boy-r
1979 black tobiano
Shaker's Quarterback-r
Go Boy's Bonnie Blue-r
A MS Star H-r
1976 chestnut
Another Masterpiece-r
Mack KS Star R-r
Paint's Sandy Sun-r
1983 black tobiano
Paint The Town-r
1979 bay tobiano
Shadow's Black Bird-r
Dusty Sally-r
Rambler's Lady Ceb-r
1963 sorrel
Go Boy's Black Rambler-r
Heirloom-r

Chance Encounter combines distinctive color with an appealing blend of classic Tennessee Walking Horse bloodlines. His paternal side brings strong golden-color breeding through buckskin Dandy Copy and the palomino Chance family, including Chances Gold Dust H, while his maternal pedigree adds an equally strong tradition of spotted Walking Horses through The Flying Colors, Bob's Beaucoup Boy and Paint The Town. The Flying Colors was a registered sorrel tobiano stallion and prolific sire of 240 registered foals, while Dandy Copy traces directly to World Grand Champion GLL's Carbon Copy and combines that celebrated Walking Horse heritage with the golden influence of Sun's Taffy. With palomino, buckskin and tobiano ancestors appearing throughout his immediate pedigree, Chance Encounter offers an attractive combination of classic Walking Horse heritage, gaited breeding and generations of carefully cultivated color in a striking dapple palomino package.

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