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Leo: An American Quarter Horse Dynasty
Leo P-1335 is the fountainhead of one of the American Quarter Horse Association’s most colorful race, show and performance lines. He first ran his way into Quarter match-racing lore and then sired a host of sons and daughters that re-shaped not only the race world, but the halter, cutting, reining, pleasure and barrel racing worlds as well.
Leo…An American Quarter Horse Dynasty – is the flashy stallion’s complete story and includes an in-depth look at his pre-Civil War Cajun roots; his straightaway career; his most renowned sons and daughters; and the entire family’s far-reaching and profound historical legacy.
Included in this watershed account will be separate chapters
Della Moore, Joe Reed P-3, Joe Reed II, Little Fanny, Bud and Reba Warren, The First Sons of Speed (Leo Tag/Robin Reed/Overtime Leo), A Penchant for Performance (Leo San/Leo’s Question/Okie Leo), Worth Their Weight in Gold (The Leo Daughters), The “Quincy” Connection, The Supreme Champion Era, The Technicolor Crowd (Paints/Appaloosas) and The Line Lives On.
Available in soft and hard cover - 8x11; 320 pages (est.); 32 full color and 300 black and white photographs; with introduction by Gary Carpenter and pedigree appendix by Susan Larkin.
Leo…An American Quarter Horse Dynasty – is the flashy stallion’s complete story and includes an in-depth look at his pre-Civil War Cajun roots; his straightaway career; his most renowned sons and daughters; and the entire family’s far-reaching and profound historical legacy.
Included in this watershed account will be separate chapters
Della Moore, Joe Reed P-3, Joe Reed II, Little Fanny, Bud and Reba Warren, The First Sons of Speed (Leo Tag/Robin Reed/Overtime Leo), A Penchant for Performance (Leo San/Leo’s Question/Okie Leo), Worth Their Weight in Gold (The Leo Daughters), The “Quincy” Connection, The Supreme Champion Era, The Technicolor Crowd (Paints/Appaloosas) and The Line Lives On.
Available in soft and hard cover - 8x11; 320 pages (est.); 32 full color and 300 black and white photographs; with introduction by Gary Carpenter and pedigree appendix by Susan Larkin.
320 pages, Paperback
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