Gaines' Denmark

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Gaines' Denmark
BreedAmerican Saddlebred
SireDenmark
GrandsireHedgeford
DamStevenson mare
SexStallion
CountryUnited States
ColorBlack

Gaines' Denmark (foaled 1851) was one of the most influential stallions in the development of the American Saddlebred.

Life

Gaines' Denmark was

show horse. Today, he is considered one of the progenitors of the modern American Saddlebred.[2][3]

Sire line tree

  • Gaines' Denmark[4][5][6][7]
    • Washington Denmark
      • King William
        • Black Eagle[8]
          • Black Squirrel
      • Cromwell
        • Washington
      • Jewel Denmark[10]
        • Beau Brummel of Kenmore
    • Star Denmark
    • Diamond Denmark
    • Lail's Denmark Chief
    • Sumpter Denmark

References

  1. ISBN 9781935538097
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  2. ISBN 9780806138848
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  3. ^ "United States Congressional serial set". 1903.
  4. ^ "Bureau of Animal Industry". 20 May 1903 – via Google Books.
  5. ^ Just the right horse: about
  6. ^ American Saddlebred
  7. ^ a b Gaines' Denmark sons and grandsons #1
  8. ^ Black Eagle Offspring
  9. ^ a b WORLD’S GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP FIVE-GAITED STAKE
  10. ^ Jewel Offspring
  11. ^ a b Gaines' Denmark sons and grandsons #2
  12. ^ Montrose: Saddlebred Beauty and Style
  13. ^ A Saddlebred stallion famous in two countries during his lifetime and beyond
  14. ^ King Lee Rose Offspring
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